Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Address Snippet
A fragmented Corry Evening Journal text notes advertising rates by application and lists the tower building in Pittsburgh as the National Advertising Representative. The snippet mentions West South Street Corry Pa and publisher A. Colegrove with address details and a post office entry.
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West South Street
Cotes Pa
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred A
Ore Ibune ‘Tower
Cage Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Pittabaire
Corry
Edison Scholarship Offers Four Year Tech School Tuition
A new Edison scholarship offers four years of tuition to a high school boy chosen for leadership and scientific promise. Selection will be based on 1928-29 school work and a Watson test. The offer, from Thomas A. Edison, aims to discover a young genius for future scientific contribution.
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Byrd
Thomas ‘A. Patinon
Win Heemy
Mr. Edison
Teehalal
Watson
Scigon Hinself
Rose Louis
America
May Day around the world and America’s view
A reader notes May Day is celebrated as Labor Day abroad with large protests and clashes in Berlin Paris Vienna Moscow and London while American radicals stage a small parade in New York, provoking laughter and dismissal as the world witnesses a global political festival.
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Berlin
Paris
Vienma
Moscow
London
America
New York
Chern
Tn Eign
Open Forum Move Marks Shift In U S Chamber Convention
An observer reports the 17th annual convention of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States shifts from steamroller meeting methods to open forum discussions. Delegates may speak, pose questions, and resolutions may arise spontaneously, aiming for cross section of business opinion and constructive suggestions though effectiveness depends on delegates’ willingness to engage.
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Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
A Problem A Day An Area Question From A Book
A trapezola with parallel sides of 6 rows and 14 rods and width 16 rods is analyzed for its area in acres. The problem uses old measure terms and a whimsical explanation involving percentages and arithmetic tricks, concluding with a calculation tied to the given units.
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragment from a book feature by W L Gordon listing questions on grammar spelling and pronunciation. It includes misused phrases such as “quite asf isfactory” and tasks on correct pronunciation designations and completing synonyms. The piece presents yesterday’s answers and puzzle prompts for readers.
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W. L. Gordon
Answers to Yesterday's Questions and Rising Interest Rates
Answers cover avit in lemons, Napoleon's birthplace on Saint Helena, Earth's satellite, a tiger on the Brooklyn Bridge, another name for the groundhog, plus a note on 1927 population estimates. The piece then discusses rising interest rates in New York and US government borrowing costs, attributing high rates to Wall Street stock speculation and urging credit reform to lower borrowing costs.
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Whit Island
Napoleon
Brooklyn Bridge
Secretariei
League of Nationa
Thomas Jefferson
Massachusetts
Wirgin Islands
Denmark
New York
United States
Wall Street
Twenty Years Ago Ay Taken from the Journal Files
May 7 1909 notes from Corry including the Corry Castors cheese factory progress hiring shifts at $1.50 per day and local business changes. News covers flooding jamestown and celoron car tracks, new sewer work, wind damage near North Center street, a new song selection, and local visits for alumni events and family travel to Spartansburg.
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Second Avenue
Alvely
Pinul
Corry Manufacturers’ Association
Concert by Negro Spiritunists at Washington church
On May 17 the Negro Spiritunists of Washington DC present a program in the parlors of the Methodist Episcopal Church under the auspices of the Alabama Society. The society is making arrangements for a large gathering and a very successful event.
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Negro Spiritunists
Washington,dc
Methodist Piscopal Church
Alabian Society
Man Escapes Police After Bail Posted in Union City
Union City May 7 After arrest for checks without funds a local man released on bail posted by County Commissioner Charles R. Davis failed to appear at the hearing. He surrendered briefly then asked fifteen minutes to raise funds but vanished after an hour. Authorities report he was seen on Maire street then left with no address.
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Union City
Glvirge
Charles R. Davis
Loral
Parker
Maire
FLICK FOUND GUILTY IN COURT AT FRANKLIN
Franklin May 7 Jury in the forgery case of Edmond L. Flick found him guilty as indicted for forging a $1,200 note in the name Forest B. Kuhns against Citizens Bank of Pleasantville. The jury, two women and ten men, had deliberated long after 1:30 Sunday morning, with no disclosure of ballots. Judge Parker discharged them, allowing polling of the verdict. The trial also linked the case to three other notes introduced to shape the legal strategy.
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Franklin
Edmond L. Filck
Citizens Bank of
Pleasantville
Forest B. Kuhns
Parker
G. G. Martin
Dudge Parker
Commonwealth
Dorcas Class Rummage Sale Announcement
Dorcas Sunday School class plans a rummage sale in the Realty Building on Saturday May 1. Members are urged to donate Friday evening 7:30 to 9. Proceeds will benefit the church. Former publisher Benjamin Wells 61 of Philadelphia found dead in a Philadelphia apartment. coronary artery disease cited.
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Tee Dorcas
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Wells
Philadelphis
Philadephida Press
Perkins Sentenced At Quarter Session Court
May 7 at Quarter Session court the following sentences were pronounced Peter Beers of Cochranton pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with costs and 60 days in jail Harold Preeley of Cherry Tree same offense with costs and 30 days in jail Dick Jones of Franklin found guilty of liquor selling and possessing with £100 fine and one year in workhouse Mrs Pessie Jones of Franklin found guilty of liquor selling and possessing with a $100 fine and eight months in jail John Perkins of Oil City pleaded to breaking and entering and larceny with costs and commitment to reformatory at Huntington conditionally. the court doubted if he would be taken again. Mrs O A Stennett went to Erie today.
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Peter Beers
Cochranton
Jal
Harold Preeley
Cherrytree
Dick Jones
Framlin
Pessie Jones
Franklin
John Perkins
Oil City
AL Koay Korner
OW Gily
Huntsington
Kane Man Run Over by Truck Near Miles-Kane Building
Raymiond Coelia, 24, of Dangon atrees, wis, injured when run over by a truck near the Miles-Kane company building on the Commons Sunday. He is hospitalized with a fractured skull and internal injuries. in operating room for an hour Monday, condition listed as critical. Cochran and Mark Burr moved a truck. Burr drove, Cochran opened garage door and was missed when truck arrived, ambulance called. Pittsburg incident: Mustin Suby Jr, 23, driving skidder crashed into telegraph pole on East Ohio Street near Fourth Street bridge. Albert Lavatt 21 and Lawrence Schwartz 28 suffered minor injuries.
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Ranis
Raymiond Coelia
Dangon Atrees
Wis
Ger
I Tyes Fon
Miles-Kane Capa~ Pany
Aione
Kane Sumi
Lis
Cochran
Miles~ Kans Company
Mark Burr
Shaymut
Telomeres
Boul Afly
Barr
Tim
Pittsburgh
Mustin Suby
Duto Monlie
East Oho Street
Furthreet Bridge
Albert Lavatt
Lawrence Schwart2
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Alex McInnes
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Bert Sweet
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