Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice
Corry Evening Journal lists rates for advertising and delivery. Public notice shows subscription prices by mail or carrier and specifies offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh with standard second class mailing details.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
T_blisher National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribins Towat
Chicago
Debating School Economies and Teacher Salaries
Dr James N Rule urged economies in education but warned salary cuts could drive qualified teachers away. The piece argues that reducing executive costs and trimming extravagances may preserve teaching standards while limiting layoffs and preserving purchasing power.
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Pennsylvania
James N. Rulé
Rule
Washington claims improving economy as hoarding backed
Official statements from Washington say recent weeks show a general improvement in business. The Treasury reports $39,000,000 of currency returned to banks last week while $90,000,000 remains withdrawn, indicating still-tight credit. Mills notes anti-hoarding success and RAFC lending of about 100 million, with Glass-Steagall widening bank credit. Only two national bank failures since Feb 17 signal improving sentiment among big business and lenders expect more funds to flow to homeowners and builders.
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Washington
Tt4
Treasury Mills
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Weders
Mills
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files 1912
A recap of notable events dated March 14 1912 includes Osborne lecture on a Dalmatian tour with camera as sole companion. truck company reps in Meadville to discuss a new vehicle. comedian Charles A. Bigelow dies after a seizure aboard a train. Leiplein store redecorated. Rev Father McKegney ill with pneumonia. George Johnson aims for the West after Lansing trip. Corr Hospital Association names directors F A Love J B Austin C H Bagley J Smith J P Canby W H Duffy J A Biston L W Olds D Warren De Rosay J B Patterson J P Brown. Scott mausoleum case arrests. Mikado production planned for April 11 1912. Kinley Bilis visit Sheffield Warren. Ward to New York for Pennsylvania Railroad job. George Smith starts at Wilcox market. Darrow home surprise gathering with neighbors.
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Charles A. Bigelow
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
New York City
Corr Hospital Association
F. A. Loveand
J.B. Austin
C. H. Bagley
J. Smith
J. P. Canby
W. H. Duffy
3. A. Biston
L. W. Olds
D. Warren DeRosay
J. B. Patterson
J. P. Brown
Adlerika Gas Remedy Ad Ends in Questionable Claims
An old advertisement fragment touts Adlerika as a cure for gas affecting upper and lower bowels with claims of quick relief after a German doctor’s remedy. The text also includes a jumble of trivia questions about local figures and historical details, hinting at page navigation and miscellaneous notices.
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Tye
W. L. Adama
Kelster
That Girl and Other Novels by Jacques Deval Reviewed
H Allen Smith notes Jacques Deval’s second book That Girl centers on Cherie a French girl seeking funds to return to France amid a Panama backdrop and a scheme involving a German, a Japanese and an American. The review praises authentic mood and plausibility despite high drama and concludes it is a well crafted engaging tale.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Jacques Deval
Laly
Cherie
Panama
France
M. Deval
Fire destroys St. Mary Magdalene Church in Homestead
A blaze at St Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Homestead Pennsylvania yesterday caused about 600000 dollars in damage and injured 21 firefighters and one police officer. Two 17 foot steeples collapsed blocking hose lines and electric wires were torn down. Firefighters from multiple towns aided as the church interior burned and smoke filled the structure.
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United Press
Homestead
St. Mary Magdalene
Homestead Hospital
David Shanahan
Figg
Munball
Rankin
West Homestead
Pittsburgh
St. Mary Magdelene School
Finances of Westfield in good shape amid bonds
AVESiccuue March 14 In contrast to the nation s weak finances Westfield reports a March 1 cash balance of 40780 89 in all departments Treasurer Isabel T Charkke notes 24000 of the 100000 sewer bond issue unpaid with 4000 water bonds outstanding 11196 53 in the Sewer and Water Board treasury Electric light dept has no indebtedness and shows 20913 4 on hand The village proper holds 7119 50 while Pearl Unsor and Bims Street paving bonds totaling 7000 will be paid this year Main Street bonds 15000 retire in three annual 5000 payments Fire Department pumper bond 1000 covers a fourteen year period Also mentioned are other sewer bonds and a trip to Hiie by W Gibson and Frank Hepler.
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Sewer and Water Board
Electric Light Department
Pearl
Unsor
Bims
Senator Logan Fights Tax Increase Demand From Kentucky
Kentucky Senator Marvel M Logan opposes any tax increase and urges reducing government spending to balance the budget. He warns that higher taxes would hinder recovery, and he advocates modest cuts rather than new levies while addressing the broader financial crisis.
Dunkirk Man Shoots Wife in Domestic Incident
Leon Prygylsiel, 32, of 59 Genet Street, fired a 28 caliber revolver at his wife shortly after 9 last night. The bullet hit her left breast near the heart. she was taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital and is expected to recover. Prybylski was jailed on an unspecified charge as police investigate a quarrel between the couple. Dr. John A. Weldman removed the bullet.
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Dunkirk
Leon Prygylsiel
Genet Strebt
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Prybylski
John A. Weldman
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