Corry Evening Journal includes publisher and ad reps list
The snippet lists publication details for the Corry Evening Journal, mentioning publisher Arthur Gole Grove, national advertising representatives in major cities, and mailing rates. It notes post office classification, subscription prices by mail and carrier, and advertising rate inquiries.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Carry
A. D
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th SL
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Storgafalls Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Watate Trust
Philadelphia
Corry
Three-Cent Pieces Reemerge In US Coin Debate
Senator Vandenburg of Michigan introduces a bill to mint a new three-cent coin using nickel alloy similar to the nickel. The idea recalls the early century coin once used as a intermediary between the cent and nickel. Proponents argue it would ease making change and aid business, with newsboys supportive.
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Vandenburg
Michigan
Radical ministers swing left in church over economic issues
Kirby Page cites a shift in clergy toward liberalism with many American ministers questioning war and showing socialist leanings. A 20,000 response poll finds three fourths oppose any war and about 18 to one favor socialism over private capitalism, though 80,000 did not answer and some may retreat toward economic orthodoxy.
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Kirby Page
Graduation Costs Rise As Students Face Higher Commencement Expenses
An inquiring reporter finds high school graduation costs up about 10 percent from last year. Girls may outfit dresses for about $14 while boys face about $26 for a suit, necktie, shirt, shoes, and two prom tickets. Some boys from poorer families could graduate with little or no cost if their outfits are modest. The piece notes graduation is meant to be joyful but often costly, and hints at a shift toward simpler, more democratic ceremonies.
Federalization and the shift toward central power
A business writer argues that federalization erodes state sovereignty and local authority. The piece notes three signs of centralization: police power expansion to pursue criminals, growing regulation of trade and commerce, and federal encroachment on taxation by states and localities.
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Allset
Washington
Trole
Primary Elec Result Dominates Corty News 1914 Era
In Corry on May 20 1914 Democrats swept Tuesday's primary with Vanke Me Gormick and A Mitchell Balmer taking big majorities. Miss Alive Buse arrives as Corty Hospital superintendent to begin duties. United Press reports note chatter about graft in Gen. Hugh Johnsons office and a chisel crackdown while Congress discusses naval provisions and federalization trends.
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Vanke Me 'Gormick
A. Mitchell Balmer
Alive Buse
Corty Hospital
Everett Racket Store remodel under way amid improvements
District Attorney Waite and County Detective Sullivan arrived in the city on official business. Misses Florence Barry and Mary Downey have returned home from Loretta Abbey to spend the summer vacation. John K. Karl died at his West Main street home after months of ill health. Reported front page indicates Bugere Heath leads D Hopkins in assembly nominating returns. Train 3 on the P R R derailed near Colas station but no injuries reported. Inquest into Andrew Seamens death reveals strychnine in the body. coroner's jury to meet May 28. Dalrymple injured by a collapsing ladder while erecting a smokestack at Ajax plant. Miss Bertha Kibler to visit Warren Chapter Eastern Star this evening.
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John K. Karl
West Main Street
Andrew Seamens
Ajax
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
A consumer testimonial claims thirty years of constipation resolved by Adlenea product. The ad states sour stomach caused blockage, and after using the remedy the writer, Mice Burns, reports being a new person with constipation gone.
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Adlenaania
Neister
Molly O Day battles comeback in Hollywood
Molly O Day recounts her dramatic return to film after years away in New York and store work. She describes pressure from officials to favor new faces, the lingering fear of being typecast, and the slim chances for aging actors to regain studio attention.
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Hollywood
Molly O'Day
Atiere
Kingdom
Eed Harding
Virgie Winters
Ymder
Jose Holywood
Sraw
Jack Om
New York
Molly
al Santell
Harding
Moly
Woman Dies in Warren Kane County Car Crash
One woman died and three others were injured in a two-vehicle collision on the Roosevelt Highway west of Kane. Thins Gunnee 19 of Warren drove a log truck and collided head-on with a car operated by Priisk Ludington of Frank Jin. Mrs WG Bhiny 72 of Ristiotl NOY died at the scene. two others were treated at Bank hospital and released.
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Warren
Roosevelt Highway
Kane
Weingle
Thins
Tyulitlabon
iWon
George Malantey
Bradley Street
Bane Hospital
Mahaffey
T. S. Blythe
Hienway
Gannie
Marriage of Spring Creek Girl Announced
Mrs Bertin Matteson of Spring Creek announces the marriage of her daughter Misa Full Matteson of DeForest Way to Ralph Merritt son of Carl Way of Columbus. The ceremony took place at Shea Jon, Pa on May 6. Congratulations to the young couple.
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Bertin Matteson
Spring Creak
Misa Full Matteson
Carl Way
Alumbus
Shae Jon
Fee
Ralph Merritt
Tour State to Explain New Pension for Blind
State supervisors of the Mothers Assistance Fund Miss Blanthe J Stauffer and Miss Laura F Porter began a state tour to explain new blind pension eligibility rules. They will meet county boards distributing pensions and outline criteria before payments start next month for about 300 of 7441 eligible blind residents. May 29 New Castle and May 24 Titusville are listed dates with Kane May 26.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mary
Blanthe J. Stauffer
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Laura F. Porter
Miss Stauffer
New Castle
Titusville
Spain's National Lottery Traces Back to Charles III
United Press notes Spain's lottery dates to 1762 when Charles III reportedly created a state income source. Last year the 12th lottery brought in 7.76 million with 1,005,488 spent on administration and 40,18,760 on prizes. There are 86 lotteries yearly with draws on the 1st 11th and 20th of each month, except fiesta days. Prizes are structured in tenths across three draws, with extraordinary draws including Christmas. Tickets are state shares, sold nationally and by street hawkers, and forgery carries penal penalties. Draws are public with spectator verification of numbers. If a prize is on an unsold ticket, it goes to charity.
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Jan H. Yindrich
United Press
Madid
Spain
Gaarles
Prises
Une University
Touth
Bebeccs Sethi
Braj
Woyraae Tee
Priveteee Bst
Red Cross
National Lottery Department
National Lottery
Ueaby
Paris Fashion Notes Show Straw Hats and Knit Gloves In Style
Paris trends reveal summer style with straw and crocheted gloves, raffia accessories, and novelty straw wells. Purses of straw and wood adapt to beach and resort wear, while light fabrics and new glove textures dominate.
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Paris
Lerma
Schiaparelli
Bomb wrecks clean home in early Sunday blast
May 21 a blast wrecked the home of William Palmer at 511 North Seventh Street. Fire, put out by Chemical Company No. 1, followed the explosion. Fire Chief Langford G. Rodges said the upstairs was saturated with gasoline or kerosene. No one was in the house. Palmer and his family had been away, returning after a midnight show to find shattered windows, ruined walls, and blown-out partitions. Police and fire officials investigate.
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William Palmer
North Seventh Street
Chemical Company No. 1
Langford G. Rodges
Palace
Restore Napoleon's home at Havre in restoration plan
Fifty tons of universal material are ready for shipment from St. Helena to London and to the lonely island by a British vessel. The items will be used to restore Longwood, Napoleon's residence on the island.
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Napoleon
Havre
France
Universal
St. Helena
London
Lonely Island
Longood
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