Corry papers advertise rates and publisher details
Corry Evening Journal from Corry Pennsylvania announces publication details. The notice lists West South Street address and A D Colegrave publishing, with post office registration and mail class, pricing at 500 dollars yearly, three cents per copy, and fifteen cents a week, noting advertising rates to be announced.
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Arthur Colegrave
BEYER RATES CUT PROMPTS RAILROAD WIDESPREAD FEAR
The Interstate Commerce Commission endorses a modest rate cut seen as necessary to curb inflation while railroads face industry pushback and potential legal battles. Officials warn a new law may restore broader government authority over rates if carriers resist.
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Railroal
Fedetion
Wight
Fitsiriven
Jereralel
Therselves
Jarlean
Goss Mission
Recreation Dividends From the Public Recreation Movement
An incomplete 1920s era piece argues that nationwide recreation programs deliver health and community value. It cites funding, municipal facilities, free instruction for children, and park services as dividends despite critics worried about costs.
Terrible Murder Averted by Terrified Daughter in Family Scare
Morick returns to America amid fear as a young woman in a rural home aims a .45 revolver at her father during a heated scene. The man retreats, the weapon is dropped, and the crisis ends with tears of joy as relief floods the household.
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Morick
America
Mary
Faty
R. Mollok
R. Morile
Italy
Prigon
Permanent Jazz and Electrical Hay Advise Mixes In One Page
An eclectic article combines a lawsuit note about a singer named Jose Dannory and a medical claim tied to Ty the disease, with a vivid narrative on rhythmic performance and a section on Swedish hay curing using electrical methods. It mentions Minh Marie, Chi cago, and Mrs Tilling, then shifts to hay making powered by electrical devices and weather considerations.
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Jose Dannory
Minh Marie
Eheth
Chicago
Isavkor ix
Tilling
Lessitt
Aie Muse
Dineliye
Jazsing
Hersfif
Swidena
Smoke signs drift across the sky to hawk goods
The piece envisions advertising smoke messaging written from aircraft, with Longing for sky scrolls urging patrons of firms like Big Motel and Everyman's Clothing Store. It cautions about moral concerns as commerce swells and government faces pressures from business.
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London Ac
Diipleys
Everyman's Clothing Store
Quoted Bits Of Wit Mix In Odd Mental Mirthful Snips
A garbled page assembles aphorisms and lines about marriage luck and social quirks. It cites strawberries in Maryland, a joke about chewing gum, a hive of sayings on language and travel, plus a stray note about Cupid and a star.
Wonder Child Betty Ford Reads 1400 Books at Age Ten
In San Francisco a 10 year old girl nicknamed Betty Ford is described as a child prodigy who has read about 1400 books, speaks clearly, and writes poems though she never attended school. Doctors led by Professor Louis Terman assess her remarkable memory, vocabulary of 18 000 words, and broad knowledge in history astronomy and biology.
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San Francisco
Due
Hetty Ford
Betty
Ly Battle
Silas Marner
Charles Lamh
Ivy
Avid
Stil’ Bette
Sophie Pord
Lewis Terman
Communewealth Fund of
New York
Nash Cars Gain Popularity With Rising Buyer Confidence
Across manufacturers, buyers show growing conviction in Nash value as purchases surge. The car, offered in FOURS and SIXES with prices from $965 to $2390, reflects a financially independent firm's efficiency in both personnel and production.
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