Mother's Day Cheer and Airship Debate in Corry
The Corry Evening Journal urges simple Mother’s Day greetings over extravagant gifts while weighing airship progress after Hindenburg disasters. It notes Germany’s switch to helium and questions airworthiness, urging continued development despite the high costs and risks amid optimistic persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawley Construction
Germany
Hugo Egkener
Hindenburg
Zeppelin
Los Giants
Coronation Regalia Shine In Royal Coronation Pages
Readers glimpse the crowns and jewels to be worn in the British coronation. The heavy coronation crown, imperial state crown, and imperial crown of Italy are described with gems, scepters, swords, and the ring of alliance. St Edward's crown remains for the actual ceremony.
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Uallal
Westminster Abbay
George
Archishop
Canterbury
Coromijimlas
Italia
Eng George
Eilzabeth
Stuart
Tamids Cullinan Btm
The Imperial Crown Adorns Jewels and Illusions
An ornate description revels in a crown set with 6170 diamonds four silvers six emeralds and four rubies. A woman admires the wealth of jewelry in a fine shop window sparking thoughts of museum grandeur and the mystique jewelry bestows on wearers, touching ordinary lives with glamour and rumor. The passage hints at a theatrical era and a spreading sense of propriety in New York.
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Tneial
Paris Styles Red Velvet Coronation Robes For Peeresses
Paris fashion houses preview red velvet gowns trimmed with miniver and ermine for the Coronation at Westminster Abbey. Robes feature long fronts, gold embroidery, and ivory or black accents with elaborate sleeves and coronation coronets. Peeresses wear miniver bouts and coronation garb with Luxurious detailing for a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
May
Westminster Abbey
Misilu
Pliocene Horse Jawbone Found Near Page Ranch
Paleontologists report finding a Pliocene horse jawbone and teeth at Page ranch in California. They estimate the animal lived about 1,000,000 years ago, based on the fossil remains discovered.
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Calif
Page Ranch
Telgubornood
Stewart Says Congress Fails To Cut Spending
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart critiques congressional intent to curb costs. He cites proposed reductions, mentions Representative Clarence Cannon of Missouri and Senator Byrnes, and notes the debate over federal pay cuts and a 10 percent to 19 percent savings while warning against mere false economies. The piece argues realistic cuts require genuine reductions in government spending.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Congress
Fawnug
Byrnes
South
Stan Byrnes
Twenty Years Ago items from Journal May 8 1917
The page recalls a series of events from May 8 1917 including a derailment near City Tle Punitive Company and damaged journal box in the rail line inspection zone. Military and civilian notes mention shifts in patrols and preparations for the intensive landscape work. Community notices list Pythian Sisters activities and local residents Sadie Paterson and Mrs Chris Ringh with health updates and travel plans.
One-Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
The text provides brief Q A on daylight saving time and a question about a major political organization in the United States. It includes etiquette hints for conversation and mnemonics, plus scattered garbled phrases about a birthday, social events, and a reference to headaches and capitols in a highly fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bulwer
Tverts
Beavertown area notes duel with odd town items
A cluttered column from Corry era news mentions Western Auto Supply courting a Waterford associate store, local park meeting plans, rumors of school district changes, bridge progress, notable travels, traffic ordinance shifts, and colorful local characters including Martha Hawkins and Blaine Kincaid amid a mosaic of town life and construction.
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Western Auto Supply
Barlow Block
Waterford Man
Volunteers of America
American Legion
Council
Uis
Board of Education
Office of Business
Imanager
D. A. Flesham
Manger
Coury-Jamestown Manufacturing Corperation
Aumont
Allesheny
Atlantic
Sweden
Chaugauqua County
Beaveriam
Wattsboro
Gharies A. Pain
Anatol Hower
Corry
James H. Wright
Fair Grounds
Lewis
Fry Construction Company
Spring Creas
East Branch
Mary Sullivan
San Marta
Colombia
North Side
Hush O'Hare
Boston
Harvard
Glen Weible
Hanellwig Dy O'Mare
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh. . . “Telbhie Boy
L. W. Foster
Slaulig Lake
Jie Averill Lulkes
Vermont
See and Know Pennsylvania Museum at Danzer Store
A noted museum collection on the top floor of the Danzer Store in Manheim displays old furniture, glass, clocks, garments of Mennonites Dunkers and Amish, plus period fashions. Open Thursdays by appointment, with visitors admitted by appointment only.
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Danner Museum
Danzer
Manhein
Nero
Manheim
Roosevelt Court Plan Seeks Senate Reform and Party Discipline
Opinion piece argues Roosevelt’s court program aims to make the Senate a responsive body reflecting state interests while enforcing party discipline. It warns that independents like Norris La Follette and Borah may fade as reform advances, costing a valued balance in national life.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frogsevelt
Senate
United States
Chapmen
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Sénate
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G Harding
Cong
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Representative Assembly
Norris
Nebraska
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Borsh
Wake
Lie Benite
House of Representatives
Van Dyke Endorses Taylor Harlow Team in Hollywood
Director W S Van Dyke praises Robert Taylor and Jean Harlow as a strong on screen team in Hollywood. He lauds their natural performances, good sportsmanship, and star appeal, noting Marlow’s striking screen presence and Taylor’s growing appeal to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
W. S. van Dyke
Robert Taylor
Jean Harlow
van Dyke
Miss Marlow
Bob
Herselves
Humbeda
Fragmented Facts From A Tarnished Text Coil
A garbled report notes Tartars using hooks to absole knowledge with Lent in an odd phrase. It claims a declining U S birth rate while rots sales rise, and a misread stat claims one in five own autos in the United States. It references 1,600,000 retail stores and over 1,000,000 workers in a shaky summary.
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United States
Roosevelt and Burke clash over New Deal reform debate
The piece critiques Senate divisions over New Deal policy and judiciary reform during Roosevelt era. It questions representation in the Senate, citing Burke of Nebraska and liberal New Dealers. It weighs the electorate's will against congressional action and party loyalty.
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Burke
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Parley
Washington
Eyssyane
Senate
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Corry Evening Journal
Pally
Excape
A. D. Colmgrove
Hitler
Berlin
New
Mary Knight
United Press
Stewart
Aulvaflont Ly
Clivence Cannan
Missouri
Roosevele
Hes
Uneity Commission
Lrucke Ang
Feelang
Tvue
Sadie Patersen
Sohu
Shy
Chris Ringh
SN. Trak Gillette
Lns
Esc
Anbenihs
Ray Witcox
Pitishield
Oip
Mali Street
Martha Marie Hawkins
Chevrolet
Pirates
Blaine Kincaid
Bucs
Center Street
Ben Glassney
Cony Post
Forthside
Athen Firthing Wen
LAL Phopeeloe
Tabby
Mercantile
Pennsylvania
Scante and Historia Commission
SCO
Virginia
Victoria
England
By Jay Franklin
Hollywood Film Shop
Roiliel States
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