Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Notice Summary
Corry Pa notice from Cony Evening Journal lists mailing details and subscription rates. Mentions Arthur Colegrove and post office in Corry with pricing for annual and weekly rates. Includes notices about mail matter and advertising applications.
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Corry
Carrie
United Communities Unite After Primary in Erie County
Yesterday's primary produced a strong showing for John Kay and marked a key step in uniting Corry Union City and Vienenchy townships. Voters express hope that cooperation will bring fair recognition from Erie and Morrisburg and foster new friendships across the region.
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Corry
Union City
Vienenchy
John 1 Kay
Union
Que Corpuy
Erie
Morrisburg
Judge blocks Post Office censorship of American Mercury
United States District Court of Southern New York grants a temporary injunction against the Post Office Department. Judge W. Mack bars censorship actions against the April issue and the article titled "Strikes" as not obscene. He praises independent judiciary and rebukes organized censorship efforts in protecting press liberty.
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Lostatute Department
Jule Sullan W. Mack
United States District Court of Southern
New York
Department
Bmn
Armerican Mercury
Boston
Lenns
Ly Mencken
Mack Sn
Government
Yilte
Heois Himselfiai Silbiteriber
American Mercury
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files May 19 1906
A fragment from the Journal Files notes student mischief at a fire drill, mentions Flagstaff Lake finds at Mendota, and includes a long discussion on metalwork and industry. It also covers public figures like Congressman Martin T. Davey, debates on government waste, and a tip to read classifieds first.
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Martin Ts. Davey
Portidge
Lerks
Davey
Ben Ford
Packard
Mos
Fo Davey
Joseph Sibley Dies Suddenl y After Five Terms in Congress
Veteran Venango congressman Joseph Sibley, who served five terms, died suddenly at his home near Franklin. He was born around 1800s, married twice, and leaves a widow and several relatives. Local officials note his long career in business and politics dating to 1850.
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Venango
Franklin
Congress
United Pre Pranklin
Mar Tosh Delage Sibley
Ted
Regige
Shurth
Sibre
Devaine
Sears
Ida
Dual Slayings Reported In Small Ohio Town
In Mourestown Ohio authorities investigate the double slaying of Mr and Mrs Omar Miller at their home. Police say the couple disappeared two weeks earlier and were found by investigators with no clear motive or evidence of robbery. The scene shows no unexplained wounds or other indicators, and the couple had lived a reclusive life prior to the incident.
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Une
Joe Burkhardt
Meadville
Felbriell
Meadvie
MGI
Mae Tesistan
Earth
Satan
Wyiting
Jist
Phemnitte
Rydonis
Hind Dinigell
Uniea
Mouretown
Ohio
Omar Miller
Mes Gunney
New York Dry Referendum Seen as Likely Outcome
Albany May details from a hear ing on the state dry question show Governor Smith weighing a veto and possible law changes. Wet and dry camps argued before hearings as supporters see the referendum as a gauge of public opinion and a guide for future action.
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Smith
United Trees
Albany
Uiior
Wilstead
Smitt
New York
Argiell
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Letters
Glad to spread good news from Cleveland and Detroit. Readers report regained health after using the vegetable tonic with claims of strengthened vigor and better sleep. The letters praise relief from illness and endorse the years old herbal remedy for women.
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Detroit
Michigan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
M. B. Montity
Washburn Ave
Miah
Lydia B. Pinkham
Episcopalians Gather as Convention Opens in Warren
The Episcopal convention begins in Warren with delegates from Venango Forest and nearby towns attending three days of sessions. Morning worship, evangelism focus, and committee meetings mark the opening as church leaders address teaching, outreach, and governance for the coming year.
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Warren
Erie
Grusays
Suri
Jeter Seoning
Betel
Conserfioi
Susson
Essipy
Thisdad
Venus de Milo judged overweight in modern eye
A Philadelphia Inquirer line remarks that the Venus de Milo appears overweight to modern readers. The cartoonish critique imagines the statue unable to handle a heavy wash day, joking about two arms needed for hanging garments.
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Venus de Milo
Venus
Philadelphia Toquirer
Dozen Hurt In St Paul Wreck
Dozen people injured in a traffic wreck in St Paul Minnesota. Sparse readable text mentions a freight train and hospital, with several names garbled. The fragmentary report notes injuries with no clear cause or outcome.
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ST. Paul
Large gas well drilled on Burmaster farm in Nuwing area
A large gas well was reported on the Burmaster farm in Nuwing during the late afternoon. The well produced around 1,400,000 cubic feet, with operational details indicating significant gas flow and ongoing development at the site. The report notes the formation and equipment involved in the drilling process.
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LCG
MiWese
Airick
Burmaster
Ry Westenlay
Wollen Fe
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