Advertising Rates and Associated Press Rights Notice
The document lists advertising rate information and AP rights, with contact details for Kimbali in New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia offices. It notes mail subscriptions and prices, and mentions second class mail matter and territory restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Dally
Sunsiay
Corry
Ooliarom
Hid Kimbali
New York Square
Chicago
Berigage & Bond
Bia
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Wraghtan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica Ign
Joral News
AP Nurs
Triarett
Post Office
Carry
Garces
Korea reconstruction plans and Soviet American talks
Secretary of State says the United States will seek a plan for Korea recovery with a three year program costing about 540 million dollars. The Soviet American talks on a provisional government resume May 20 after six weeks of discussions with little progress and starkly different views on which Korean groups should participate. The quarrel centers on inviting all democratic parties versus limiting to groups aligned with the provisional agreement, with ongoing tension between American and Soviet zones since V J Day.
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Korea
Congress Suum
Marshall
United States
America
Amercan
Owen Lattimore
Stalin
No Place for the Novice in Retailing
The Wall Street Journal warns that many new retail ventures fail due to inexperience and weak financing. It notes fierce competition in grocery and dry goods, high prices pressuring shoppers, and the need for seasoned guidance in financing and location before starting a store.
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Wall Street
Illogical quiz excerpt on maritime deaths and ancient wordplay
The fragmentary page poses odd questions about a yacht death in Hate Harbor and various trivia. It references John Lester Mee, a Quicksilver alias, biblical Lot’s wife, Burma’s capital, Corsica’s island, and coal resource figures, all within a garbled, question-filled prompt.
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Lassinia
John Lester Mee
Hate Harbor
Lot
Burma
Hayy
U. 5
Guantaeval
Corsica
Corry News Roundup Mixed With Local Lore
Village notes reveal a flood of items from early 20th century Corry life including Milwaukees quake echoes, attic relics, pond restoration plans, old water company lore, and a patchwork of social happenings. Reports touch on crime rumors, theater vandalism, and local business shifts alongside reminiscences of Columbus pond history and nearby rail-era details.
Breakfast study finds low fruit intake among workers
A study of factory workers shows only 12 percent of men and 26 percent of women included fruit or fruit juice at breakfast. Seventy five percent of men and 30 percent of women ate breakfasts with eggs or meat but without fruit. Many women and some men had only a cup of coffee for breakfast.
Twenty Years Ago in Jumrual View May 13 1827
A jumble of notes from 1827 reports about business at the former St James hotel site near South Center Street with plans for a Union Tea Company outlet after June 1, plus street improvements. Edward Harvey, 20, injured his right wrist crank starting a car, treated at Corry Hospital. Bus plan vetoed by City Council. Ada Belden dies at East Main Street home. Bear Creek bridge project approved. construction to begin soon.
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New England
Corry Patrorns
Corry
Hugh Debury
Milwaukee
Cailsad
North Corry
Erie
Lawrence
Gity Park
Third Ward
Curry
Joseph Pain
Charley
Old
Curry Daily Leader
Edward Jerome
East Pleasant Street
Kate Donnelly
West Wayne Street
Slattery
Jemnett’s Premium Minstrels
Wilson
Arteslaly Minor Water Co
East Washington Shreet
Benny Bennett
Alfowe
Cabiain
Columbus Wire Department
Columbus
Daniel Corbett
Iumberman
Lannaister County
S Ister
Sample Flats
Russell Clark
Luther Mather
He “Falls
Capt
David Curtis
Brokenstraw
Mather
Cory
Avine
Aaron W.francis
Anna Wilcox
Warren County
Jabez Johnson
Chenango County
New York
Columbus Township
Columbus Pond
Jplalense
Waterhou
Lynn Rige
Gerling
Harrisburg
Penny Harris
Capitol
Frank Lockwood
Crosby Hose
Foster Davis
Thomas Burkhart
Gold Union
John Mark Gannon
Bill Shamburs
Herman Burlingame
Terrile Bruse
Burly
Everett Elmquist
Raymond
Joseh Spiesman
Dh Bs
Pabier
St. James Hotel
Gropérty
South Center Street
Pattern
Qand Union Tea Company
Vhern
Edward Harvey
Ond
Ellis Harvey
East Congress Street
Corry Hospital
P. M. Nichols
Diamond Tasi Company
North Center Street
Bear Creek
Miture
DAILY DOZEN ON INFANT SLEEP AND RESTLESSNESS
A historical note on infant sleep patterns from birth to five years. It covers newborn sleep near 24 hours, four month olds averaging 16 to 20 hours, and the rise of waking episodes tied to teething or seeking attention. Emphasizes resisting night waking as a habit and promoting gentle reassurance for toddlers aged 3 to 5.
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Jess
Leithy Childern
Wilkelp
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Curlis
Paul Phelps
Dirkin
Warren
All Inn
Perstudive
Penn Rastonal Stage
Mola Boen
Duke
Dot
Dash
Sherman's Bay
Chautauquay
Kansas City
Kansas
Bill Johnston
Braniff International Airways
Bil and
Mary
Don Maloney
Kath
Ign Dykes
Joseph A. Riley
Marion Maloney
Denver
Costa Rica
Howard Sheen
John Lanston
Uncle Sam
All-Way Electric CO
Ag Tekst
Jumrual View
Mutual ‘Telephone Company
Chile Yne
Main Street
Center Sheet
Howard
Pist
Ada Belden
Henry Blakeslee
East Main Street
Frank
East Main St
Shamburg
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Penney
Hammond
Wilcox Grocery
Chase & Sanborn
Old Virginia
Guignon's
E. Washington ST
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