Advertising rates and distribution details listed
The notice lists national advertising representative contact and office locations in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh, plus Corry Pa post office entry details. It states subscription and single-copy prices by mail, carrier, and week, and notes advertising rates available on application. Arthur Colegrove is named.
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W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Arthur Colegrove
League of Nations Faces American Pressure and Pride
The Council of the League of Nations struggles with independence amid American distrust. Lord Cecil argues the League must act without seeking U.S. approval, warning that hesitation erodes credibility. He notes America’s wealth and power shape outcomes, yet questions about competence linger.
Canada Enforces Liquor Export Controls Across Great Lakes
Ottawa aims to stop decorative papers on square cargoes bound for the United States and bolster prohibition enforcement. The change could cost Canada up to ten or twenty million in excise taxes and affect distillers and brewers income tax. A vast patrol barrier along lakes and rivers is poised to aid enforcement, while some Americans joke about attracting thirsty tourists. The government argues it is acting as a good neighbor to support a dry United States.
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United States
Dominion
Canada
Look and Learn history and science Qs
Answers to Saturday's Questions list ten items with mixed accuracy. The provided items include occupations of young George Washington, the Bible's shortest verse, oldest U.S. college, Niagara Falls status, circle degrees, Roman title origin, explorer Matthew Henson, color codes, Golf, and Euclid.
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George Washington
United States
Niagara
Carsar
Matthew Henson
Buclid
Who Is He The Newest Business
Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary of the interior, is tall and amusing. He’s at Stanford University president on leave, helps the food administration, studied medicine in London and Munich, and knew Hoover as students. Aviation becomes a billion dollar industry with Col Halsey Dumgoody urging practical, utility driven flying as transportation rather than a stunt.
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Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Hoover
London
Frankefort-on-Majin
Munich
American Academy of Medicine
President Hoover
Stanford
Food Administration
Stanford University
California
Halsey Dumgoody
American Airways, Inc
Light returns and aviation’s coming boom in industry
A提ter misfired romance and the rise of aviation as a future prosperity engine, the prose notes light love and the amusing man who becomes a faded god. It predicts private flying price cuts will spur progress and position aviation as a major industry akin to cars in the previous decades.
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Rose
Nellie Webb
Jude
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 16 1910
U S Brakestiee Company to send H Bates pattern maker to replace destroyed patterns after a fire. Ajax Company ships carload orders. Four Marehist men who left for the west reach New Raymer Weld County and secure quarter sections forming a mile square. Dawson brothers move ware rooms to their own First Avenue building. Meadville post office to move April 1 to new Federal building. Body of William Lovelam found in creek near Youngsville after train accident. Ralph Curtis returns from Texas where he bought a 40 acre farm. E J Lewis loses two fingers in press at Raymond Manufacturing. Local baseball meeting planned to organize a strong Corry team. Ajax building third floor remodeled for NuBone Corset Company. Metal Furniture Company works on factory in Whittlesey building. Crippen and Marsh attend auto show in Cleveland.
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U. S. Brakestiee Company
Walton, N
H. Bates
Ajax Company
New Raymer
Weld County
Sterling
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
A column discussing common word usage errors and pronunciation tips. It covers prepositions, mispronunciations like premonition, and common misspellings. The piece highlights synonyms for doubt and notes the adage Use a word three times and it is yours, ending with a vocabulary goal for the day.
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W. L. Gordon
Problem of the Day II geometry puzzle and answer
A printed puzzle asks for the distance from the center to a line ten inches long in a circle when a twelve inch line is five inches from the center. The solution includes arithmetic steps and an answer of 87 with a cryptic explanation involving multiple large numbers and percentages.
Streetcar Fare Confusion Delays Rainy Ride
A passenger speaking to a New Yorker conductor on Mulison Avenue streetcar under rainy skies claimed she had not ridden in years. She offered her fare, while the conductor pressed for payment, noting the fare was due and the passenger appeared wary.
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Indy
Mulison Avenue
The
New Yorker
Highlights in Life of Taft
Highlights in The life of William Howard Taft include birth in Cincinnati on September 15 1857 Yale graduation June 27 1878 court judge appointment March 7 1887 solicitor general February 4 1890 first civil governor of the Philippines July 4 1901 secretary of war Med 1904 Republican nomination June 18 1908 elected president November 3 1908 March 4 1909 tenure marked by Bering Sea trade disputes Nicaragua intervention and income tax amendment Payne Aldrich tariff canal toll free Panama Department of Labor creation Bureau of Mines and other reforms He was defeated for re election by Woodrow Wilson November 4 1912 Yale professor 1918 1921 chief justice 1921 1929 died March 8 1930
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William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Yale
Thehilippines
Willism Th Tary
Roosevelt
Med
Bering Sea
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Nicaragua
Payne Aldrich
Fanama Canal
Department of Labor Bureau of Mines
Commerce Court of Is
New Mexico
The Pig Is Fat and Other Notes on Books
A literary critique by HL Mencken discusses recent novels and authors. It covers Maynard’s The Pig Is Fat and other works, praisingMaynard’s authentic portrayal of a drug habit and villainy while noting weaknesses. It also praises Thornton Wilder and considers The Bridge of San Luis Rey inexplicable yet successful, and mentions Mencken’s Teafise on the Gods as a broader attack on religion.
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Lawrence M. May
RCA
Brorrar Aeard Rinehart
Maynard
Stue
Benny Wagner
Thornton Wilder
Bridge of
San Luis Rey
Andros
A. and
C. Bonnerary
Brynos
Ten Best Sellers Compiled for United Press by Baker & Taylor
A condensed list of notable books and authors across fiction and nonfiction topics, including The Woman of Anitros Thorn ton Wilder The Hidden City Philip Gibbs The Million Pound Deposit E Phillips Oppenheim Young Man of Manhattan Katherine Brush and more. The piece also references reviews and commentary on works such as The Devil's Booth and The amiable skeptic volume, with ongoing notes continued on Page Eight.
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Baker & Taylor
Thornton Wilder
Bent
Wire
Carolyn Lippincott
Philip Gibbs
Doubleday Doran
Phillips Oppenheim
Manhattan
Katherine Brush
Farrar and Rinehart
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