Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Rate Card
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper listing its publishing details. It notes the West South Street office, national ad reps, addresses in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh, postal classification, and annual and per-copy rates for mail and carrier delivery. It presents advertising rates upon application and identifies Arthur Colegrove as publisher.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representatives
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Einstein and Crile discuss artificial life creation in New York
In New York Einstein meets Dr George W Crile the surgeon famed for creating cell like life from inorganic matter Crile observes fats and salts from sliced brains in a medium under a microscope small objects form resembling plants and animals though unfamiliar if truly living they grow multiply and may raise questions about evolution and the possibility of an artificial Einstein arising from Crile s cells
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Einstein
New York
George W. Crile
Francis Eaton
Crile
Cutlyes
Dr. Crile
Andyrange
Hfe
Lowering Tariff on Maple Products Sparks Vermont Protest
President Hoover and his tariff commission cut maple sugar duties from 8 to 6 cents and maple syrup from 6 12 to 4 cents a pound, harming American farmers. Vermont farm groups urge letters to Hoover and Congress, arguing Canada’s rising exports and delayed relief undermine local producers and could push Vermonters to abandon maple sugaring.
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New England Homestead
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Vermont Farmula
John G. Paton Company
New York City
Vermont
Congress
Packard
Vermont Farm Bureau Federation
Canada
United States
Main Street Abroad Lewis Defends American Critics
Sinclair Lewis returns to the United States astonished by American criticism of his Stockholm speech. He says he is not anti American and that his critique could apply to Europe as well. He notes he spoke about America because he knows it best and hints at a future novel about King Street or Hauptstrasse.
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Main Street
Sinclair Lewis
Red
King Street
Hauptstrasse
Adlerika German Remedy Claims Fast Digestion Help
An ad claims Adlerika from Keister's Drug Store relieves indigestion and gas after one dose. It states the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels washing out poisons causing gas nervousness and sleep loss. The notice cites a testimonial from Henry Dodd and urges purchase tomorrow.
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Henry Dodd
Keister
Adyi-28
Twenty Years Ago Highlights in Corry Journal Files
Recap of local incidents: Manager O Hourks recovering after a head injury at the Armory rink. Supt Coughlin of the Puse through town in private car from Erie. Mr and Mrs Hunt celebrate Mr Hunt's 70th birthday. Ajax engine tested at Cony Metal Furniture plant. Roy Johnson in Brie tower loses a finger in an accident. Knights of the Maccabees district convention planned for March 0 in Corry. Mrs Addie Pollet buys Harry Dykes West Frederick street house. Mrs P B Weisser returns from New York winter stay.
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Cony Metal Furniture Company
Roy Johnson
Tin! Brie Tower
Maple Avenue
Daily Lessons in Enguish by W. L. Gordon
An instructional note by W L Gordon on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights common mistakes and misused terms, with reminders on proper forms and pronunciations. Today's focus is the adverb suavely meaning in a gracious and blandly manner as shown in a sample sentence.
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W. L. Gordon
A Problem a Day travel riddle with overtaking
A travels miles on day one and increases by 3 miles each day for 17 days. He overtakes B who starts together but has a constant daily mileage. Determine B's daily mileage.
Presidents before Hoover and pioneer broadcasting station
The text states that Grover Cleveland served two nonconsecutive terms, making Herbert Hoover the 31st president when counting each presidency separately. The pioneer broadcasting station identified is KDKA in Pittsburgh.
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Herbert Hoover
North Pole
Cleveland
Mr. Hoover
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Couple Injured When Erie Crossing Train Strikes Car
Ambrose Main and his wife Virginia, both 48, were badly hurt at 7 AM Sunday when their auto at Cascade Street hit an eastbound Nickel Plate freight at Nineteenth Street. The car was dragged 200 feet under the locomotive. both were removed from the wreckage. Main’s condition is serious. his wife suffers head wounds and internal pain. The engineer said windows were steamed and he could not see the car in time. The freight was reportedly moving slowly.
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Pris
Ambrose Main
Cascade Street
Virginia
Wild Cascade Streets
Main
P. L. Pendeton
Connectut
J. Cantton
Connéaut
Grange Holds All Day Session with Dinner and Initiation
Corry Grange No 59 held an all day session with a noon dinner. A class of candidates was initiated in the third and fourth degrees with creditable ceremony. Debates were lively and helpful. The next meeting is set for March 21 in the Horm building Hastern Star Trail.
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Corry Grange
Itty
Horm Building
Dogs Save Family After Snowstorm Fire
Two dogs rescued from a heavy snowstorm alerted the Komenich family in Steubenville Ohio when their home caught fire. The pets barked to awaken Anna Komenich and their children, allowing all to escape through a window unharmed. Fire damage exceeded 500 dollars.
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United Press
Perfect Confidence With FALSE TEETH
Advert shows Fas teeth for daily use on plates to prevent embarrassment. Claims keep plates firm and comfortable with no gummy taste, deodorizes, prevents dropping, and lets wearers forget their false teeth. Sold at Keister's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Olds
Keister
Former Titusville Man A Possible President Hope in 1932
The piece notes Governor George White of Ohio as a potential Democratic candidate for the 1932 nomination, with many observers weighing his regular Democrat stance and past Ohio gubernatorial win. It discusses White among others like Roosevelt, Teal, Owen D. Young, Al Smith, and Joseph Robinson as possible nominees, predicting a crowded field and evaluating White’s viability.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington, Co
George White
Ohio
Washington
White
D. Young
Owen D
Moir
Helwer
Roosevelt
Teitenie
Owen D. Youns
de Mocracy
al Smith
Sinnes A
Joseph 'T. 1Yobinson
Arkansas
Democratic Platfom
Corry Woman’s Store Clerk Slain in Robbery
Archibald Patehen of Union City died at his son’s home in Mill Village aged 68 after a slugging and robbery at Corry Woman’s Store. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday in Waterford cemetery. he was brother to Mrs May Parker.
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Archie L. Vatenen
Amen Aity
ML 1
Fatchen
Mill Village
Levins
Cambridge Springs
Hazen Street
Union City
Wir
Patehen
May Parker
Waterford Cemetery
Lawrence Park Woman Drinks Poison
Mrs Cornelia Harrington 21 of 2732 Main Street Lawrence Park was in critical condition at St Vincent's Hospital after a suspected suicide attempt by ingesting a strong household disinfectant in Dr Emerson's office on Rankin Avenue. Police offered no motive.
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Cornelia Harrington
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brie
Cornelia Mirerington
Main Street
Lawrence Park
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sielves
Beni Pom
Herrington
St. Vincent's
Probe into shooting of Oil City man in St Louis
James Wood of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association left for St Louis to probe the Friday shooting of Walter Shaw of Oil City who was wounded entering a car. Shaw, an investigator for Lite year association, lies in a St Louis hospital with two bullet wounds in serious condition. Harry Surand was captured and identified as the assailant, with the inquiry authorized by B Z Alexander, secretary of the Pennsylvania Crude Oil Association.
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OL CN Ry
James Wood
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
St. Louis
Walter Shaw
Shaw
Lite Year Association
Seriou
Harry Surand
B. Z. Alexander
Pennsylvania
Graile Crudell Association
Gow
Ms. Waller Tehugy
Headford
Cleveland
Fatal Plunge at Malleable Trap Works
A worker died after a fall at the Malleable Trap Works on Saturday around 3:10 PM. The victim, a 21 year old man identified as Binney Wileweski, reportedly fell from an elevator shaft as the gate opened, plunging to the floor on the exposed level. Police and company officials investigated the incident.
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Uie
Binney Wilewesk
Logan Held in Dunkirk Raid
Federal agents conducted liquor raids in Dunkirk and Fredonia. The Dunkirk saloon at 87 Court Street was linked to Phil Logan. About half a barrel of beer and a pint were seized as evidence while a hose suggested plans to flush beer. Logan faced bond before U.S. Commissioner Francis Stogish.
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Jamestown
Symstown
Sakyrdow Munening
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Phil Logan
Fermontowa
Jatin P. Johnson
Logan
Bond
United States
Francis
Hinoeth
Travleure
Ram
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Armory Roller Rink
Idiator
Coughlin
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City
Erie
Mia. P. Hunt
First Avenue
Frienia
Mr. Hunt
the Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Maren
Addie Pollet
West Frederick Street
Harry Dykes
P. B. Weisser
Storm Save
Central
Siberia
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Titusville
Frain
Avette Ritchie
Eylans
Ditchie
Rassnet
Roosevelt Toyniui Rielle
Corry Woman's
Mar
Reading Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewisburg
Pelilium
Eri
Margarts
Myrtle Street
Donahue
Applebees
Gil
Peter G. Mainzer
Iillerk
Usyk
Sid
W. H. Drake
Crescent Ol Co
Jo. Burns
Winchester
Jack Stone
E. E. Guignon
Oil City
Citizens National
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