Stocks Jump In Heavy Trading Amid Market Rally
New York May 25 United Press reports stocks and commodities surged in heavy trading as the dollar weakened ahead of a world economic conference. Bonds rose except German issues with Federal Reserve steps cited as boosting credit. Wheat and corn gained while cotton rose over a dollar per bale and major industrials edged higher, aided by expectations of repeal of prohibition and optimism in New Yorkers.
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United Press
NEW York
Federal Reserve
Garden Club Outing at Findley Lake Hosts
Seventeen members of the Garden Department of the Corry Woman's Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yesterday at Findley Lake hosted by Mrs. W. M. Loveland with Mrs. C. V. King assisting. They toured woods, studied wildflowers, and discussed Lilac Week in Rochester with plans for members to travel Friday if possible.
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Findley Lake
Garen
Corry Woman’s Club
W. M. Loveland
C. V. King
Rochester
Cory Garden Club
Former Harvard "Prof" Takes Adviser Post
Washington May 23. O M Sprague former economic adviser to the Bank of England and Harvard professor today accepted the position of economic adviser to the United States tendered him yesterday by President Roosevelt. Di and Mrs R B McCord at North Hast Pa were guests today of the latter's mother Mrs C W Lyons of North Center street.
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Harvard
United Press
Washington
M. W. Sprague
Bank of Enyland
United States
Roosevelt
R. B. McCord
North Hast, Pa
C. W. Lyons
North Center Street
Help for tired wives Lydia E Pinkham ad
Help for tired wives promises strength from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad targets exhausted homemakers amid wartime burdens and urges women to buy the product to endure daily life and support families. It cites a claimed statistic and urges immediate purchase.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Auseuy
Tata Med
Personal mentions fill Corry visitors column
Local society notes list Mr. and Mrs. Willis Heath Kane Pa and relatives from Conford Street leaving for home, Miss Victoria Staskiewics returning to Spartansburg, Miss Mary Kathryn O Day back from Omaha City, and many others visiting family in the city from Pittsburgh Erie Cleveland Meafsville and New Brunswick. Several families travel for relatives funerals and business.
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Willis Heath
Kane
Will Heath
Conford Street
A. Zalancele
Philip
Lillian Zalzneck
Cleveland
Mary Kathryn O'Day
Selah Hammond
Frank Mulligan
Spring Creek
J.P. Johnson
Shefferd
J. T. Berliner
D. G. ‘Taylor
Manfred Berliner
Louis Schilier
New York City
Emily Berliner
Victoria Staskiewics
Spartansburg
Ronald Nichols
South Center Street
Margaret Richardson
Philadelphia
Sentner
Kittanning
Agnes Blaba
Agnes
Pittsburgh
Blaha
Mildred Thurston
Erie
Frederic Will
Youngstown
Will
Berth Schilles
Panama
C. V. Willard
Jamestown
L Burlingame
H. J. Davis
Marienville
Frank Gibson
Harry Gibson
Phllip Gibson
Andais, Lotthkins
Conneautville
Clarene Gibson
Meadville
Ronnie
Margaret Clark
J. B. Moffitt
A. A. Williams
George
Briffal
J. A. Cassidy
Maply Avenue
Peter Wilsted
New Brunswick
N. J
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J. J. Newbery
Harold Besson
Conneaut
Besson
Chicago
Florence Tillotson
Mikired ‘Tillotson
Boston
Mass
James West
Jamestwon
Lewis ‘Tenney
Ohio
Florida
Jack Brigham
Oil City
Morgan Balks at Questioning in Banking Inquiry
Morgan defends private banking and overlapping directorships as Senate investigations probe his firm. He notes aggregate assets fell from 703,909,405.60 in 1881 to 43,586,788.70 in 1932 and pressed that current bank restrictions would not force his organization out of securities distribution.
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Ferdinand Pecora
Morgan
Senate Stock Market
America
Dr Skinner Leaves Warren State Hospital Post
Harrisburg May 23 United Press reports Dr William K Skinner of Harrisburg resigns as chief psychiatrist and senior resident physician at Warren State Hospital effective June 1 He had also served as assistant director of the bureau of mental health in the Welfare Department in addition to his hospital duties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Welfare Department Today
Willam K. Skinner
Cheld Pachiatrist
Warren State Hospital
Skinner
Bureau of Mental Health
Alchemy Meaning Through History and Time
The text traces alchemy from the narrow goal of turning base metals into gold to broader medieval chemistry. It notes early origins among Greek scholars in Alexandria and outlines its evolution into a symbolic science shaping medieval chemistry and methods.
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Alexandria
Pinchot to Sign Labor Backed Bill in Pennsylvan ia
Governor Pinchot promised to sign the Kane bill during a May conference with Labor leaders in Harrisburg. The measure, introduced by Rep John Kane of Allegheny, would outlaw agreements banning workers from joining unions. John Phillips of the State Federation of Labor led the union delegation from Western Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Bill Lomatiow
Pinohl
N Lmbor
John J Kane
Allegheny
John Phillips
State Federation of Labor
Pernnsylvania
State workers ousted by Pinchot in wage cuts
Harrisburg May 2 An across the board reduction in state payrolls began with 27 dismissals by Governor Pinchot as a result of reduced appropriations Eight Dauphin County residents face potential political reprisals for not backing his programs Eight others resigned voluntarily The list includes Revenue official John Griffith of Marion Center earning 1860 and Max Floto of Blairsville earning 2700.
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United Press Harrisburg
Pinchot
Dauphin County
Beautiful Canadian Park Wanll National Park
In North America, Mr and Mrs Like Graham and Mrs. Paul Weber left this morning to spend the day in Cleveland. The article notes a park area of Sage Square miles and describes the park as home to a rich mountain scenery.
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Wanll National Park
North America
Like Graham
Paul Weber
Cleveland
Sallys Sallies and Waxed Paper Treatment
Fragmentary reader note describes using brush in heavy waxed paper to keep something moist and ready for reuse with emphasis on Sallys Sallies and JP initials appearing in the garbled text. The passage hints at a preservation or wrapping technique and a repeated treatment.
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USA
Will Admit Murder to Save Her Mother
Uniontown, Pa May 23 Emma Wroe Brooks 21 and her mother Minnie Wise 59 are accused of killing her estranged husband John A. Brooks. Brooks will plead guilty as announced by her attorney Alex Goldstein after a two hour conference.
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Wmited Pree
Uniontown
Mra
Emma Wroe Brooks
Minnie Wise
John A. Brooks
Alex Goldstein
Goldstein
Mary Faith and a failing marriage in a faithless world
Mary Faith, a comely orphan and secretary to wealthy Mark Nesbit, marries Kimberley Farrell despite his wandering eyes. As the couple face a looming pregnancy, Kim abandons her for another woman, prompting Mary Faith to cling to the hope of a stable home while caring for the baby and trying to salvage their life together.
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Mary Faith
Mark Nesbit
Kimberley Farrell
Kim
Claire
Jack Maldon
Mary Fultti
Mrs. Parrell
Kimberley
Mary
Faith
Mary Faithe
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Hua
Jim
Wee
Vin
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Fies
Miikeyme
Alint
Ella
Garrettsville
Christ
Jean
Herrot Asiona
Phoenix
Jeanie
Tein Tor
Somse
Ang
Kim Paveett
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