Corry Evening Journal Bee details and rates
The notice lists publication details for Cony Evening Journal Bee in Corry with address West South Street Corry Pa. It names Arthur Colegrove and notes a seven year old Arthur Colegrove and post office entry. Rates include five dollars per year, three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
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Cony Evening Journal Bee Ecyrene
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Sugar Prices Worry Housewives In Early Effort To Save
The text discusses speculation on sugar prices by American households as government prompts to curb consumption. It notes housewives considering buying sugar now to prevent future costs, with references to timing before May and fears of shortages. The piece hints at broader economic nerves around sugar and consumer behavior.
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Eugene Wry
Emilie
Heston
Duranle
Weighing a Driveway Change Against a Tree
Local forester weighs moving a new driveway to spare a tree and preserve a cooling, healthful urban oasis. The mayor upholds the order to protect the tree despite pressure to alter the plan for the garage access.
Fragmented reminiscence trails through a noisy page
A garbled diary style monologue traverses memories of travel, work, and people, with scattered names and places. The text wanders through phrases about ships, colleges, and outdoor scenes, but the funding thread is unclear and many names are partial or broken.
Court It Is And The Nation Waits For Enduring Reform
A garbled discussion outlines Supreme Court reform amid national debate. The text hints at testimony and public sentiment shaping the future of court authority, with references to political figures and international concerns influencing the outcome.
Lawmakers Ban Daylight Saving Clock Changes in Cities
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia join three other large Pennsylvanian cities in observing daylight saving time, but the legislature Passes a bill prohibiting any city or town from advancing clocks beyond standard time with a $500 fine. The measure follows a similar effort by lawmakers.
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Philadelphia
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Debate Over Daylight Saving Sparks Mixed Reactions in New Hampshire
Readers express divided views on daylight saving with some favoring the change for energy and activity benefits while others oppose it citing disruption. The piece notes urban support and rural resistance and discusses potential future nationwide adoption.
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New Hampshire
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Pardus Scene of Shooting Unfolds Near hotel
A shooting occurs at the Pardus area as authorities report a man injured and taken to a hospital. Witnesses describe the attacker fleeing toward the woods while officers search the scene and question residents.
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Pardus
Twenty Years Ago At See Files And Local Events
A fragmented reminiscence lists names and places from a past era. Mentions Wadehoy Wadhey Late LaVerner Coste Morrislow and the Republican state convention. Readers recall feachers examinations and Memorial Day exercises with remarks by AROW boards and Supt WoW.
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