Cony Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publisher Notice
Ad rates for Cony Evening Journal published at Corry Pennsylvania list annual subscription five dollars. Single copies cost three cents and weekly rate fifteen cents. Publisher Arthur Colegrove is noted as publisher and filing details indicate second class mail matter status for Corry.
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
AD. Colegrove
Arthur Colegroves
sss s.s/Publsher
Ollie
Corey
Cartier
The Child's Six Ages and The Danger of Phony Science
A skeptical expert discusses a theory of child development with six stages or ages and critiques a modern approach. The piece argues against pseudo science in early education, warning that misapplied classifications harm children and welfare. The author cautions against overreaching claims and stresses responsible child guidance.
Bodies Found After Tax Rise in East River Area
The bodies of N. J. Canina and Frank Solomon were found yesterday near the East River in New York City after a tax dispute. Rescue teams recovered two male remains and authorities began investigations into the cause and circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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N. J. Canina
Frank Solomon
New York City
Fragmented Musings and a Tragic Accident Echo a Turbulent Era
A stream of garbled reflections covers American confidence in civilization, followed by a Wednesday afternoon crash report. A young pedestrian was struck as a car swerved, the driver attempting to avoid him, with witnesses noting the evasive actions and the boy’s path to the pavement. The passage then shifts to social critique, arguing that despite wealth and industry, major public failings persist. It cites percentages on fire protection, child labor, elderly support, and welfare, suggesting systemic shortcomings in American life. The piece ends with a reflective note on values and a call to examine attitudes toward relief and living standards.
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Masanit
Turing
Dimiell Lene
America
Earth
Beyoni
Baden
Administrator's Notice on Estate of Dinntha Till
Letters of Administration granted for the estate of Dinntha Till deceased of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors and claimants are asked to present or pay debts promptly to Foster E Davis Administrator at Kincaid & Kincaid Corry PA.
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Dinntha
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Eriey County
Pennsyvania
Foster E. Davis
Don
Kincaid & Kincaid
Pattorneys
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files May 19 1903
A Pine Grove cemetery board meeting elected officers Provident Cavill treasurer Palmer Willian Ladevse, and others. News notes recall JF Leleyre’s brother, new restaurant ventures in Boston, and local events including a band at Belay Evening, plus health and travel updates among New Lisbon residents.
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Wight
Pine Grove Cemetery
Provident
Te Cavill
O S Rowe
Ril Palmer
Willian G. Ladevse
JF. Leleyre
Boston
Seed corn and milnett for silo field and garden
Union Produce Co of Cream Station advertises seed corn and milnett for farm use. The notice invites customers to obtain seed for silo, field, and garden, highlighting northern brown cattle stock and strong terminal qualities.
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UNION
Second Avenue
Mrs Lindquist Tells Women of Middle Age
Kansas City woman describes severe post childbirth and menopause symptoms. She says regular use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound brought improvement after doctors said no more could help. She praises the remedy and recommends it to others.
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Lindquist
Kansas City
Lydia BK
Pinkham
Independence Ave
The Negroes Move and Labor Shifts Across States
A distorted report describes large black labor migration within the year, noting tens of thousands moving north and south. It cites impacts on cotton farming, industrial plants, and wages, claiming shortages of labor and rising costs as workers relocate, with broader economic disruption in the rural and urban scenes.
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Georgia
North South Carolina
Jose
Anima
Alabama
Tennessee
Missouri
Anil
Vent Sinis
Sid Jin
Spartanburg News Letter Recaps May Meetings and Elections
The Spartanburg News Letter reports a week of InWOT meetings led by Sage Priddy and Mrs HR Wrought, with a keynote speaker and door prize. Rev. Maule Seymore of Couriersport gave an engaging talk at the Baptist Church. Mrs Herb Inia was elected president, Nellie Blakeslee Smith retires, Carrie Taylor becomes vice president, Nellie Puller secretary, and Sarah Gillespie treasurer as new members join the union. The next gathering is set for Friday at Mrs Gillespie’s home.
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Spartansburg
Lnwot
Sage Priddy
HR Wrought Oy
Maule Seymore
Couriersport
Haptiet
Herb Inia
Nellie Blakeslee Smith
Tiller
Carrie Taylor
Vic. Predidint
Mei Nelle Puller
Alig Sarah Gillespie
Tor
Gillespi
Community notes of social visits and obituaries
Frequent social calls and family gatherings mark a week in the community. Guests include Mr Brvagit and Mrs faves sendh fants, Miss Allen, Mrs Della Kinnew, and Mrs Clyde Suillceturmet, with events ranging from Mother’s Day services to a Gideon meeting and local memorials for Elizabeth Colby and others.
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Hiv
War Hopkins
Della
Walter Piener
Ray Kimilitsof
Hll
Wuosthoit
Myvi
Saul
Baldwin
Clyde
Vaighters
Vinterville
Overy
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