Corry Pa Publication Details and Postal Rates
The notice lists West South Street Corry Pennsylvania publisher A D Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove. It notes publication frequency daily except Sunday and Post Office mailing status. Rates shown include five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by mail or fifteen cents per week by carrier, with applications for further information.
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West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Claus
Pies and Police Court Story of Meg and Mildred Brandt
Fragmentary newspaper account discusses Meg and Mildred Brandt amid court action and social commentary on women juggling housework and business. It mentions Mrs Brandt preparing to drive two stories safely and cautions against overloading women with conflicting duties.
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Meg
Mildred Brandt
Olive
Heundt
Brimdt
Abie
Herp
Wwe
Way to Help Ireland appeals to American readers
Michael Collins, head of the Irish Provisional Government, urges Americans to support democratic rights in Ireland and oppose civil strife that could jeopardize Ireland's prestige. He warns against aiding attempts to divide the motherland and calls for constitutional settlement under the sovereign Irish people.
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Ireland
Free Nations
Treland
Remade Milk and the Narcotic Bill Debate
The article discusses remade milk made from condensed and powdered forms, warning it can be detected and urging honesty in food labeling. It then covers the Miller narcotics bill in Congress, aiming to curb importation and control production under federal supervision, with penalties for violations and a push to address high opium consumption in the U S.
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Jon
Iec
Congress
State
Treasury
Commerce
United States
Thunder and Lightning Sale at Wood’s store
A garbled ad for Wood’s Thunder and Lightning Sale touts cheap warranted goods across groceries and soaps. It lists items such as fancy raisins, lard, bacon, pork, pickled pig feet, corn starch, laundry starch, soap brands, macaroni, yeast, baking powder, cereals, cans of corn and peaches, with pricing hints and ordering urged by M. Weed and attorneys Kluewid and Kincaid.
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Re Arm & Hammer Soda
Marrowlat
Lima Beyrie
Tbs
Powell
Weift
Swift
Parryment's League Co-Operative Association Meeting
Members are summoned to sign the charter and by laws at the Municipal Buildings Corry on May 16 1922 at 1 30 p m. Those failing to attend lose voting power in meetings and the local branch may lose future funds. County President and league officers will attend. Also executor notice for Not tie B Ebaugh estate grants Letters Testamentary and creditors and claimants must act promptly.
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Parryment's League Co-Operative Association
Corry
Toei
Innsmuich
Algo the Podler
Hig
Tocal
Rea
Nottie B. Ebaugh
Fragmented satirical column fragment on gender and society
The passage critiques views on marriage law in Germany and America, notes a voyeuristic trend with a “wireless hookup” for dress, and pokes at Wall Street, fashion, and crime justice. It questions judgments by juries, male arrogance, and gendered expectations with sharp, provocative quips.
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Wall Street
China
Africa
Ford Crash Sends Two Men to Hospital in Dunkirk
On May 12 a Ford car collided with a large truck on Main Road between Port Alle and Brocton. Two Mart Construction Co. employees from Pre donia, William Barr of Pittsburgh and Frank E. Sayler of Ravers’ Ford, Pa, were injured. A third man in the Ford escaped injury. The truck carried no lights and the Ford was damaged. Troopers seek truck owner.
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Dunkirk
Ford
Portane
Brocton
The
Mart Construction Co
Predonia
William Barr
Pittsburgh
Frank
Sayler
Ravers
Snivler
Barr
Ttme
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The Gordon family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father. Mrs Frank Gordon and children express gratitude for support during the long illness. Ad for sewing machine attachments from Marsh Bros Wilmington offering fits any sewing machine priced at $2 with 10 cent extra for personal checks.
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Frank Gordon
Marsh Bros
Wilmington
Erie Thief Receives Six-Year Penitentiary Sentence
Stanley Smith was found guilty of breaking and entering cottages with felonious intent at the May term of criminal court in Erie. Judge Rossiter imposed a $100 fine and a nine to ten year sentence in the Western penitentiary, with the new sentence not to start until the prior term expires.
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Erie
Stanley Smith
Rossiter
Verde
Smith
Erie Vegg Sent to Penitentiary in May Woes
May Woeskammier Lojewill received a two year six month sentence in the Western penitentiary after pleading guilty to breaking and larceny. George Lesiewski and Ruth Lejewski are indicted for the crime and will be tried this week. Goods involved were recovered at the Lejewski home. The woman later repudiated her statement and is charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Erie
WoesKammier
Lejewski
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Ite
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Tom Sims
Germany
X Woman
America
Ram
Erie Vegg
Dr. D. Padol
Traction
Kiley
Libby
Goodyear
Brownell Shoe Co
the National Bank of Carry