Cory Evening Journal Public notices and publishing details
Cory Evening Journal published daily excluding Sandi West South Street Corry Pa. A D Colegrove listed as publisher. Postal info shows post office entry and second class mail matter. Subscription by mail 96.00 per year and carrier 3 cents per copy or 15 cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
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Cory Evening Journal
Sandi West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Ss.eee
Carry
Simpler Taxation Effort Faces Complex Income Rules
The article argues for simpler income tax law to ease burden on small taxpayers. It notes the need to exempt properly and collect due revenue, while admitting crafting a simple report remains difficult. Treasury is praised for administration though lawmakers often seek legal aid to understand the law.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Forgotten hotel belongings drift between city hosts
A Fortentul hotel reports guests leave behind many items each month including robes and pajamas. Managers say forwarded belongings to another hotel are common, with a three month retrieval window. Some items are found by optimists hoping for proper packing next time, while many linger unclaimed across hotels.
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Lost and Found
Air base in Hawaii on Ford Island eyed for great aviation center
The U S Navy and Army plan to develop a major aviation hub in Hawaii centered on Ford Island. The project aims to create a long range air fleet to project reach across the Pacific, linking homeland, the Philippines, and western Asia. A proposed budget of one million dollars is described as modest compared with municipal airport spending.
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United States Navy
Army
Planai
Hawaii
Ford Island
Henry Ford
Pacific
Navitain
Olin
Philippines
Western Asia
Woman's Club Meeting in Corry Will Vote on Amendments
An important Corry Woman's Club meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 8:15 PM in the club rooms of Hotel Corry. Members are urged to attend as amendments on dues and other election-related provisions will be voted on.
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Corry
Upshaw Entertains Washington Move to Better Citizenship
In Washington on March 15 the Georgia congressman Upshaw has lost his seat and found a new job with a national movement, the Better Citizens Through Better Homes Foundation. The group promotes home life, patriotism, and law abiding citizenship, with Upshaw as a central figure in a nationwide program. The foundation lists membership levels and executive leaders including Dr John P B McConnell and Dr J B McCullough.
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Congress
Upshaiy
National Name Betterment Foundation
Better Citizens
Te Foundation
John P B. McConnell
Virginia State Normal School
J.B McCullough
Secreray
Vanderbilt University
Jacob Taylor
National Speakers’ Bureau
Upshaw
Hint
Some Day Plan by Equitable Life of Iowa
A promotional notice explains a retirement plan from The Equitable Life of Iowa designed to secure a future income. It urges arranging affairs in advance to ensure a comfortable retirement when the time comes.
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Equitable Life of
Iowa
Wreck on Erie Road Kills Two Injures Two West of Meadville
March 15 1907 two men died and two injured in a wreck six miles west of Meadville on the Erie road. A wagon laden with junk ran away on Second Avenue smashing the wagon at Pleasant Street. Akam and LaPare move their bakery to the TOD building on Pitts Avenue. Supts Curtis and Pease attended a round-table of eastern and western Pennsylvania superintendents in Meadville.
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Erie
Meadville
Moodlaig
Hrodsky
Second Avenue
Pleasant Street
Akam and
LaPare
Main Street
Tod
Pits Avenue
VG. Curtis
City
Henry Pease
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Portune's Hidden Result Sparks Public Debate
A perplexing fragment from a local page hints at jealousy and a controversial outcome tied to Portune. The unreadable lines suggest public interest in a contested result or decision linked to a key figure, with readers awaiting clarification from officials.
Railroad Worker Dies After Baggage Car Door Crushes Head
Pharres F. Fisher of New Castle Pennsylvania Railroad lineman died in Mercer Hospital from a fractured skull after a baggage car door slammed shut while the train stopped near Leesburg. Fisher, 54, had been riding with his head out when the door closed trapping his head between door and jamb. he had been watching for signals when the brakes were applied and was rushed to Mercer Hospital by ambulance.
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United Press
Sharon
Pharres F. Fisher
New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mercer Hospital
Leesburg
Fisher
City
Charles Fish
Pennsylvania Lines
Oil City
Mercer
Pine Grove Cemetery Assn Directors Met
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association held a meeting with manager L Alexander present in the absence of President Marsh. Vice President D E Leah was elected president, D S Rovee secretary, and Leable Waes chosen as treasurer. The board discussed memory of R H Palmer, approved minutes, paid current dues, and considered higher charges for perpetual care with a study of nearby cemeteries planned for May.
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Pints Grove
Cemeters Asualisling
The
Allée
L Alexander
Marsh
D. E Leah
Aur
DS Rovee
Rhe Palmer
Trevor
Mr Palmer
Aithen
Criticism's Obscure Pursuit of Excellence and Neglect
The fragment argues that criticism fixates on rhetoric over substance, drains effort from genuine quality, and risks neglecting true merit. It suggests that public praise can rescue flawed art while sincere work may be overlooked, critiquing popular taste and perceived merit.
Schwab Optimistic On 1927 Outlook From Europe Trip
United Press dispatch from New York reports Pharles M. Schwab, president of Bethlehem Steel, returning from a two month Europe visit. He expressed optimism about European conditions and industrial activity, awaiting opportunities to expand production at home. He noted prosperity in America and anticipated favorable steel demand as industries advance.
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United Press
New York
Pharles M1
Schwab
Hethlehem Steel Corporation
Beretta
Book Review Evening At Authors Library
Mrs J Norton delivered a refined review of The Big Mogul by Joseph Lincoln at the regular Authors Library meeting held in the Library Building. Twelve members attended and the discourse covered the author’s prose while noting the current events and visiting attendees including Mrs Ray Greed and Mr and Mrs Kotmate.
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Mra. J. Norton
Joseph Lincoln
If Rheumatic Begin on Salts Says Remedy Note
Stay off damp ground keep feet elevated drink plenty of water and take Jad Salts daily to reduce uric and toxic acids. Rheumatism blamed on absorbed poisons from bowels and blood with skin pores aiding purification. In damp cold skin pores toughen causing kidneys to lag and pain to rise. Four ounces Jad Salts mixed in water before breakfast for a week advised. Salts inexpensive made from grape and lemon acids with salt and rest.
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Woman's Club
DR. D, Padoll
Office Traction
Akona Hutt
Washington
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Joly
Joh
Philly
Maryland
Hill
Potuitey Q
Towa
Des Moines
John W. Lambing
Park Place
M.L. Howard
Elgin Aire
RH. Palmer
Portune
York
P.R.R
Pine Grove Cemetery
D. E. Leach
R. H. Palmer
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N. Center St
Sunwil
Ali Ateerivan
Europe
Wasrupwty Stan
Iis
Fine Book Review
BJ. Kotmate
Axel
Srin
Lyumeinf
Mi Ful
le Mantas
OU City Trust
Gil City
L. J. Everett Corp
L.J Everett Corp
North Center St
Corry’s
Citizens National Bank
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