Advertising rates and office locations listed
The notice lists publishers and representatives including Arthur Colegrave and Fred Kimball Inc with offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It shows mail rates five dollars yearly two fifty by mail in advance and Cartier rates per copy and per week with advertising rates available upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrave
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corryi Pn
Mall
Cartier
Fire destroys harness and leather shop in Randolph
A blaze reported about 9:20 p m destroyed W J Farris harness and leather goods store on Main street Randolph. The one story frame building owned by the Rathbone estate was wrecked along with an adjacent frame building housing Seager’s rack store and Gouper’s repair shop damaged. Gers Theatre block to the west was untouched. Fire department saved some stocks. Faris loss is insured.
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Frandolph
W. J. Far
Rathbone
Pred .Seager
Kenneth Gouper
Faris
Readers Name New Officers
Mrs BB Love was elected president of the Readers at the Wesley meeting held Monday afternoon at Mrs Frith's home. Elected next year were H W Alverson as vice president Whittlesey as treasurer and G P Cronin as secretary with twelve members present. The afternoon article on Madam Sthumann Henrie was read by Mrs BB Love. The group adjourned to meet next Monday at Mrs H W Alverson's home for the closing session of the year.
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BB. Love
Ausmea
Wesley Neeting
Frith
Moors North Center Street
H. W. Alverson
Whittlesey
G. P
Mussolini Seeks Four Power Pact To Avert War
The article reports Mussolini advancing a four power pact including Britain Italy France and Germany to avert war. MacDonald shows cautious optimism but Paris remains skeptical amid France Britain and Italy defend against German threats. The piece casts Mussolini as a mature diplomatic force eclipsing sabre rattling and notes Nazi Germany faces a tough path to stability.
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Europe
Mussolini
Ramsay MacDonald
Italy
Rome
Great Britain
MacDonald
Paris
France
Britain
Maly
Germany
Farmers' Price Fixes Seen If Co op Needed
The Dairy men's League chief argues the farmer's problem stems from price relations with inputs. He urges stronger cooperation in marketing and currency expansion while noting relief requires practical policy changes. He cites farm machinery price drops lagging farm goods and supports broader trade and debt solutions.
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Sexauer
Dairymen's League
Congress
Public morale and shift from direct relief to productive work
The article praises public spirit and cooperation under the President, urging a move from direct dole to relief funded productive enterprises. It argues morale signals stability and recovery and stresses directing scarce relief funds to labor, industry, and learning opportunities to speed normal conditions.
Fragmented reader questions on local history topics
A set of unclear queries asks when the telephone entered Curry, when Juba afurks ran a wallpaper store on Test Avenue, when W G Shields served as alderman of the First Ward, and when First Avenue was lined with funders figs each Saturday.
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Curry
Juba Afurks
Test Avenue
W. G Shields
First Ward
First Avenue
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From The Journal Fires
Items from March 21 1913 recount local mishaps and notices. A Mulligan dwelling fire near East South Street sparked by unknown cause. Michael Sullivan injured and hospitalized. Meadville priest arrests for trespass and job offers linked to plant labor needs. State funding info delayed until May. dog poisoner targets Mrs George Ricker’s poodle. Winds damage wires. W O W initiates new members. High school baseball starts practice. Easter events planned. local laborers sought for excavation. Journal sellers’ mini sale upset Washington street school. Sheckell falls chasing wife and breaks left leg in Peru Indiana.
Open Contract Bridge Series Opens at Burkhardt Home
The first in a series of contract bridge tournaments organized by Leonard Burkhardt on West Fredreich Street was held last evening. High scores for north south went to Mrs. Paul Weber and Miss Anha Shields, while east west top honors went to Joseph Cronin and Miss Stella Barry. The tournaments will continue monthly for an indefinite period.
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Leonard Burkhardt
Fredreich Street
Ste
North Anc
Paul Weber
Anha Shields
Joseph Cronin
Stella Barry
White House patronage moratorium debated at job counter
UPI reports confusion over a White House pledge to curb patronage while job seekers crowd the Denveria Job counter. Postmaster General Parley, Agriculture Secretary Wallace, and Morgenthau are noted figures as officials field questions and deal with shifting work hours and expectations.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
White House
Denveratia
Parley
Polk
Pitice
Postminster General
Big Jim
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Towan
Three Film Favorites Dominate Hollywood Picture World
Hollywood reports three top box office idols Janet Gaynor Lilian Harvey and Marion Nixon headline the screen, with Harvey the international favorite. Gaynor co stars in Adorable Nixon finished Pilgrimage and prepares Five Cents a Glass, Harvey stars My Lips Bewtide. Baby Rost Marie joins International House cast.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Mar
Janet Gaynor
Lilian Harvey
Marion Nixon
Miss Gaynor
Miss Nixon
Mish Harvey
Knepe
Mrench
Gersan
Baby Rost Marie
Tris
Paramount
International Flouse
New York
International House
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Urns
Alien
Gol
Stoopnagle
Budd
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club Social
Twenty one members gathered at the home of Misses Lonu and Harel Merket on South Center Street for the clubs regular social meeting. Miss Florence Lindqvist Miss Marie Banks and Miss Hazel Marker led the committee as guests wore old clothes for the party with a bride as a feature. Prizes were awarded to Miss Gertrude Field and Miss Wilma Rich. A lunch of hot ham sandwiches pickles cookies and coffee was served.
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Corry
Patrolman and Bishop Serve Dual Roles in Seattle
Patrolman W. L. Norton, an officer and bishop of the Liberal Christian church, helped push unemployed workers from the city county building and an hour later officiated at a double wedding in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
W. L. Norton
The
Law
Liberal Christian Church
County W.C.T.U. Leaders Coming
Henry F. Miller left Monday afternoon for Pittsburgh on business as county W C T U leaders prepare for a forthcoming gathering.
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W.C.T.U
Henry F. Miller
Pittsburgh
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Randolph
W. J. Farris
Fires
Mulligan
East South Street
Michael Sullivan
Erie Railroad
Caupain
Meadville
Wore Here
George Ricker
Will Westley
S.C
Center Siree
Alve Anil
Armory
Tolm Glough
Eva Mckinney
Margaret West
New York City
Arthur Spear
John Meylon
Bogiiind
Howard Tannery Co
Journal Eaellers
Mina
Washington Street
Lanced
Peru
Wie Sheckell
Tex
Franklin T. Roosevelt
Albany
Gaynor
Henry Morgenthau
Federal Farm Board
Morgenthau
Morgenthai Grinind
House
Vermittes
Inet Sesaltn
Syaryone
Jieh
Fankress
Csnler
Corto
Hollywood Film Shop
Ralph Rainger
Marlene Dietich
Naussau
Brassieres
Hoon
Silvia Bemis
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mary Rust
Nellie Meckley
Erie
Royal Organization
J. B. Cogan
Main Street
Member
Federal Reserve System
Coats & Suits
Chapin’s
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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