Corry Evening Journal publisher and rates notice
Corry Evening Journal lists West South Street Corry PA as its office with A G Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove as publisher. National Advertising Representative locations include New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Mail and subscription rates noted as $5 per year and three cents per copy. Advertising rates available on request.
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A. G. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Freding
W. 6Th St
New York
Radio cause for concern as youth catches public speech slips
A young observer notes Chief Justice Taft misquoted the oath during his inauguration and blames radio for spreading verbal slips. Helen flags errors in Taft's note and Fox Movietone records support her view, prompting calls for public figures to beware speaking on air. Public reaction cites improved speech quality but worries over ongoing scrutiny.
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Taft
Hoover
Helen
Fox Movietone Corporation
Cate
AIR AND RAIL RIVALS IN 1928 TRANSPORT TRENDS
Air transport shows rapid growth in 1928 with 9000 marked towns 50 percent more airports projected or under construction and 2500 miles of lighted airways planned. Mail and passenger volumes surge while rail remains dominant in mileage tonnage and passengers though beginning to decline. A future balance or reversal is hinted.
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Fulion
United States
Senator Capetana vents Capitol air problem with window
Senator Capetana of New York visited President Hoover and found the air in the White House stale. As a physician he opened a window and noted the improvement. He joked that his health campaign could move to the Capitol as public buildings, including the Senate Chamber, often need ventilation.
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Capetana
New York
Hoover
Sentoy Gopeland
Capitol
Senate
Washington Ia
Game of Correct English by W te Gordon
A concise readers’ quiz excerpt asks about sentence correction for I agree with your proposition and the pronunciation and spelling of words like caprice and quarantining. It presents fill in the missing letters for synonyms of escape and urges practice to make rules habitual.
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W. Te Gordon
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 20 1909
Readable fragments recount mild winter fears giving way to a large sugar supply and lower prices. Syrup trades at 70 cents. A Men’s Federation aims to unite church groups for literary, educational and civic work. A Presbyterian concert under James Metnes benefited the Sabbath school. Station Master Gray fined trespassers for lingering. Miscellaneous Q&A items and local notices mention residents, hotels, and social events.
Fragmented OCR text on federal divisions and governance
Incomplete readable lines discuss grand divisions of the federal government. The fragment mentions divisions and a question about their status or structure, but lacks clear facts or names to trace a full event or announcement.
Predicts 17 More Storms Forecast From Weather Prophet
Kersey March 20. An army officer, under Panama Canal interest, reports Edward Sheeley’s weather predictions. The forecast calls for 17 more storms this winter, with several severe, including one on the 22nd. Farmers value the forecaster’s accuracy for planning, though the source is a confederation led by Caleb Webb.
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Kersey
Mar
Edward Sheeley
Neer
Panama Canal
Europe
Caleb-Webb
Onion
Lineley
Body of Missing Man Found After Fall in Kersey Run
Ridgway March 20 Mike Strait 72 Byrnedale was last seen Saturday night enroute home. His body was found Monday afternoon in Kersey Run near Byrnedale after falling 20 feet from an embankment fracturing his skull. An inquest by Squire Huskins found death accidental.
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Kersey Run
Byrnedale
Ridgway
Mar
Mike Strait
Strinke
Russell
Bynedale
Mr. Suink
Stove
Squire Huskins
Weedvills
A Problem A Day Multiply Humber Words
A problem presents multiplying Humber and TF and FOF to reach 2880. Find the minimum value. The prior answer 156.2 is noted with an explanation referencing 30 squared, then multiply by 23, then a fractional step.
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Humber
Plan Another Lenten Tea at Parish Hall
The Emmanuel Guild continues its Lenten tea series this Saturday at 2 40 PM in Parish Hall. Mrs B Mackensie chairs the planning committee for the event which aims to boost church funds. Retrospective refreshments will be served and officials urge strong attendance.
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Emmanuel Guild
MacKensie
May Abandon Trolley Line Over Bondholder Concerns
Jamestown news reports Warren & Jamestown Street Railway may abandon operations if financials for Q1 1929 fail to improve. Bondholders are urged to deposit bonds by April 1 as negotiations with local banks and competition from West Ridge Transportation Co. proceed.
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Jamestown
Mar
Warren
Special Rose Bush Offer From Windsor Nurseries
Limited time promotion offers ten rosebushes for 3.50 with a free Pernet rosebush. Names include Columba Premier Butterfly Templar Optel Red Premier Briarcliff White Kilarny Golden Ophelia and Mal Jess. Postage paid Ada ms. Windsor Nurseries 120 Windear Pitts 6122.
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Butterfly
Templar
Optel
Adams
Windsor Nurseries
Windear Pitts
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