Corry journal ad text with address and rates
An OCR styled notice lists publication details for a Corry Pennsylvania paper. It references Curry Evening Journal, street addresses, Arthur Colegrove, Fre d Kimball, Tribune Tower, and advertising rates by mail and carrier. The fragmentary item notes post office registration and second class mail matter status with per copy and annual rates.
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Curry Evening Jourinal
South Street
Corry
Dy Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball
INO
46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Rigid beer policy urged by Corry mayor
Mayor England announces city will cooperate with State and federal authorities to enforce legalized beer laws. He urges strict, honest enforcement by police and licensed sellers, with revenue shared by the city. Citizens seek a clean cut policy to eradicate illegal nitpeddling and ensure consistent enforcement.
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Englund
Mave
England
Corry
Roosevelt Begins Third Month with Emergency Plan for Railroads
President Roosevelt marks three months in office by sending Congress an emergency railroad reorganization plan and holding talks with banking and currency experts. A New York Times special writer notes his wartime style mobilization, expanded powers over banking, currency, and production, and ongoing efforts to stabilize the economy and government expenditures.
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Roosevelt
Congress
New York Times
Mc. Roosevelt
United States
Ebst
Aittself &l
March of Civilization and New Taxes Promise Record Revenue
A fragmentary comment praises rapid reform under President Roosevelt, claiming the Treasury will gain over 150 million in new taxes next year. It lauds sixty-one days of action addressing major domestic and foreign problems and hints at a fuller program to restore the nation’s mood and economic strength within sixty more days.
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Fheer
Treasury
Roosevelt
Bryan
Rainey
House
Akes
Pittman
Wheeler
Mao
Canadian Inflation View Prompts Global Price Outlook
The Royal Bank of Canada comments on US monetary policy and inflation. It predicts higher prices will boost worldwide activity, argues stable inflation requires balance between production and credit, and notes internal demand dominates exports. It urges understanding reflation to avoid monetary warfare.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Washington
Leslie Akam
Great Britain
Bor
Ant
Richard Vee Eo
Ater
Akim
United States
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files May 6 1913
Col Arnold Kane horse trainer arrives with high grade race horses to quarter at the Corry track for the season. Leon Wynn at Howat Tannery loses two fingers in an accident. Mayor Alexander’s appointments laid before the council. A five thousand dollar street lighting schedule adopted. Sam Jacobson awarded new uniforms for Hurts baseball team. City Baseball League plans another large meeting with all six clubs invited. Mohawk Condenseray reports heavy milk business handling 1,800 cans daily.
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Col. Arnold
Kane
City
Corry
Factory Methods in Filmdom Promote Psychological Engineering
Hollywood editor Harry Shandlee argues for precise factory methods and psychological engineering in film production. He contends that designing pictures like machines, guided by audience reactions, could improve reliability and reduce failures, making stories crafted to fit spectator feedback the core of any successful entertainment.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Fillywood
Anethods
Whccessful
Harry ©. Shandlee
Jesse Ly Lasky
Chandlge
Chandler
Historic hotel offices and local business owners questioned
Inquiries seek dates for when Clark & Warren Oil Co occupied paper loans at the Gaperial Hotel building, when Dennis Goltins ran the New Yorke Hotel on Hast Main Street, and when Russell Clark ran the Steam Grist and Saw Mill at the corner of Washington and Wat Wayne streets. Also, when Dr Wy Penny Hall had his dental office in a portion of the house now used by J F Austin.
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Clark & Warren Oil Company
Gaperial Hotel
Dennis Goltins
New Yorke
Main
Russell Clark
Washington and
Wat Wayne Streets
Silver inflation boosts second hand silver book market
Washington retailers report a surge in demand for secondhand silver related books as inflation raises interest in monetary history. Auctioned volumes from Bryan era campaigns sell briskly while book sellers warn of potential shortages. Utah led in silver output last year with 7,815,906 ounces valued near two million dollars at current prices, and possible jumps to 50 cents could add over a million dollars in a year.
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United Press
Washington
Cornigall
Department of Commerce
Utah
Idaho
Montana
New York
Protest Letter on Corry Jail Conditions Stirs Editorials
The Buggy Bastile editor voices a protest against prison conditions in Corry. He cites bug infestations, dirty water, poor ventilation, and wants swift improvements to jail housing and cleanliness to curb sensational reports and calm public concern.
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Ike
Garter Hill
Aly
Corry
Lobé
Sold liquor to children in Albion county case
May 6 George Conter, 40, Albion, was sentenced after pleading guilty to illegal manufacture and possession of intoxicating liquor. Judge Rossiter ordered discipline for four months as police report he supplied drinks to school students and railroad employees after a raid on Feb 25. Assistant District Attorney Laub cited a pattern of supplying minors.
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RIN
George Conter
Albion
Llp. Rossiter
Burton R. Laub
Confer
Death to Piles two remedies claim strong relief
Powerful combination of GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS and SANCORA OINTMENT promises to relieve piles by cleansing bowels to remove constipation and cooling the affected area to promote natural healing. The ad asserts both products work separately for years and doubly effective when used together, available at drug stores.
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Aitvi
Bill Aimed at Irresponsible Drivers of Pa
Governor Pinchot considers Bill 282 approved this week and awaiting his signature. The measure targets reckless motorists by requiring proof of financial responsibility via insurance before license restoration after revocation. It mandates insurers meet specific conditions for automobile liability policies. Details on the governor’s stance remain undisclosed, with action anticipated soon.
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Pinchot
Leamni Ag
Pinschot
Ripley Girl Injured in Bicycle Fall Near Home
Fourteen year old Magis Olson of Ripley is in St. Vincent's hospital with possible concussion after a fall from a bicycle near her home. She landed on her head and was severely injured, later transferred to Erie’s hospital where staff describe her condition as fair.
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Erie
Magis Olson
Ripley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie Hospital
Munday
Paris Styles by Mary Knight in May fashion feature
Paris fashion profile of Marjorie Dunton who runs a couture studio in Rue Colises. The piece details her skin massage styling, corsetmakers and moulders, ethereal lingerie accents, and coordinated sport and street costumes with matching accessories for a seamless finished look.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Marjorie Dunton
Rue Colises
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