Corry Evening Journal details and mailing rates
Publication notice for Corry Evening Journal by West South Street Corry Pa. It lists mailing class and rates including 9500 per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Arthur Colegrove is named as publisher or related party.
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Corry Evening Journal
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
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Corey
Uncle Sam in the Near East and the Chester concession
Analysis of Turkish diplomacy and the Chester concession that grants rail and mineral exploitation rights along a 40 kilometer strip near a Turkish railway. The piece argues the move pulls the United States into Near East affairs, complicates Open Door policy, and signals shifting League of Nations dynamics with Ireland and Turkey pursuing membership while Britain and France eye interests in Mosul and the region.
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Turkey
Chester
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Great Britain
Mosul
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Near East
Auction sale notice to home builders near Corry depot
Public sale announced for Saturday May 12 at 1 oclock for level fob at 50180t near Catherine and Summer Streets, close to factories, in Jesson area. Terris to suit. Gold Johnson V. 1 Powars auctioneer Walter Pennie clerk.
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Walter Pennie
Fragmented Thoughts On Society And Verse By TOM SIMS
A garbled extract presents a stream of maxims and reflections on human behavior. It references idle people, misused time, fleeting happiness, and social observations. The piece touches on humor, irony, and a note on inventions, all in a disjointed, quotable style.
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Ian
Mighty Glad for Summer Hopes and Simple Joys
A rustic speaker expresses joy for the approaching summer. The speaker revels in robin song, plans for cowslips, kids making mud, and long walks in clover fields. He notes the sun, warm weather, and busy days ahead, saying the summer will keep him in high spirits.
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Robin
Tim
Twenty Years Ago from The Journal Files May 5 1908
Excerpted notes recount trips to Chattanooga by Mrs Seth Weeks and Mrs Hoard with Dr John Weeks from New York to study battlefield sites. Prohibition convention attendance in Union City is listed with local residents named. A letter from G Schoenfeld mentions pilgrims visiting Olmstead county seat near Westfield N J with a recent thermometer reading.
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Seth Weeks
Hoard
Chattanooga
John 1 Weeks
New York
State Police Probe Warren Murder Case
Warren May 5 State police probe Warren murder case as officers seek clues to the killing of Joseph Wagner found dead after leaving his home. District Attorney says reward total may reach two thousand dollars with local offers totaling seven hundred plus. Police hope new leads, including claimed sightings of a man named Lewis, will yield information leading to an arrest.
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Wagner
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Hawimani
Siewery
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Wasenshid
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de Provaien
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Slokn
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