Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists address on West South Street Corry Pa and names Colgrove as publisher with national advertising representation in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh offices. It notes mailing terms by mail five dollars yearly by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Axthir Golegrove
National
Fred
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New York
Radio and health notes amid talk of wages and floods
The column surveys radio uptake with 12.5 million American families owning radios and critiques rising commercialism. It shifts to Dr. Wooley’s Euphrates flood theory, then discusses child deaths from accidents and diseases, noting a 44 percent drop in death rates since 1900. It ends with wage deflation trends, including a proposed 10 percent cut by New York Central and broader railroad belt tightening.
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C. Leonard Wooley
Ben
Euphrates
Nash
Euphrates Valley
China
Noah
Federal Public ‘Health Service
Health Service
New York Central
Noworlonan
Importance of Posture For Comfort and Efficiency
Dr Logan Clendening discusses how good bodily posture impacts health comfort and efficiency. He links faulty posture to fatigue reduced efficiency digestive issues abdominal pains and foot and spine problems. He notes increased alertness and endurance with improved posture and warns that many abdominal pains may imitate other diseases when lumbar lordosis is exaggerated.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
White Howe Conference
Carnett
Philadelphia
Alabama’s sole sea port and world voyage facts
Mobile is Alabama’s only sea port. Ulysses S Grant embarked on a world voyage after his terms. The five world climate waves are North Frigid North Temperate Tropic South Temperate and South Brigid. Meteorology is the science of atmospheric phenomena. Mongolian is the term for the Chinese and Japanese race group.
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Alabama
Mobile
Monument to Civil War Vets Unveiled in Carnegie
In Carnegie Pennsylvania Colonel Thomas B Morgan a last Civil War veteran will unveil a stone marker honoring those who served in both the Civil and World wars during Armistice Day events tomorrow He is noted for participation in the Union retreat after Bull Run and presence at Appomattox where General Lee surrendered. The report also includes a discussion on wage cuts and economic realism.
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Carnegie
Thomas B. Morgan
Bull's Run
Appomattox
Lee
Major General Douglas MacArthur Wins Grand Cross Award
General MacArthur, chief of staff of the U S Army and former Rainbow Division commander, received the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor from the French government for his wartime service and actions abroad. He was born January 28, 1880 in Arkansas and is noted as the youngest to hold the top Army staff post. He earlier attended West Point in 1903 and aided in U S military cemeteries inspection and French maneuvers review.
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Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
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MacArthur
West Point
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Arkensan
Staf
Ostracize in Daily English Lessons Today
Word study defines Ostracize as exile or banish and exclude. Several members were ostracized from the club for their dissenting views.
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Muse
Fence puzzle for enclosing two lots by board height
A problem asks how many boards are needed to enclose two adjoining lots with sides 56 Ad 98 and 112 feet, fence height six boards, using full panels on all four sides. The solution reasoning references a separate apples and potatoes cost problem with a series of arithmetic steps.
Supreme Satirist Rabelais dubbed Father of Teudtenio
The historical figure François Rabelais, acclaimed satirist of the Renaissance, is noted here by the epithet Father of Teudtenio reflecting a scholarly or folkloric attribution to his influence or origin. The statement frames Rabelais as a foundational cultural figure in a literary tradition.
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Rabelais
Father of
Teudtenio
Night Clerk Shot in Early Morning Assault
Twenty years ago the Journal files report Night Clerk Will Laurie of the European Hotel was badly shot during a dispute with a man this morning. He was treated at Corry Hospital by Dr. Bennett and no arrests were made by afternoon.
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Will Laurie
Corry Hspital
Bennett
Death of Mrs George Warner in Corry noted
Mrs Annaugue Warner of 817 Mound street died at Corry hospital at 9 45 this morning after illness. Born Elm Grove West Virginia October 26 1861 she lived in Corry about 25 years. Survived by husband two daughters Elizabeth Crowe and Mrs Louis Casler a son Elmer Warner a brother George White seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral home and private services planned at Elizabeth Crowe’s home 229 West Smith street with interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Annaugue Warner
George Warner
Mound Street
Corry Hospital
Warner
Elm Grove
W. Va
Corry
Wayne Township
Elizabeth Crowe
Louis Casler
Painesville
Elmer Warner
Geneva
George White
West Liberty
West Smith Street
Miss Crowe
Eime Grove Cemetery
Democrats Called Upon Now to Do Something In Constructive Way
Charles P Stewart examines the likely path after elections as Democrats are urged to act constructively in forming a new speakership. He notes Democratic gains and Republican splits shaping tactics for the next Congress, with Garver and Garner potential leaders and shifts in support across New Jersey New York and New Hampshire.
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Parmmer-Laborite
Paul J
Min
Hioxota
Todd
John N. Garner
Garver
Minster
Oley
Mowervey
Hampshire
New Jersey
Postmaster of Westfield Dies in Westfield New York
Layton J. Bannister postmaster of Westfield died suddenly of heart trouble at his home at age 69. A prominent Chautauqua county figure he chaired the Republican county committee in 1920 and served as state committeeman from the second assembly district, with long service as a Republican delegate to state conventions.
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Westfield
Llayton J. Bannister
Bannister
Chautauqua County
Republican County Committee
Death Claims Mrs C M Terry in Corry
Mrs Louise Terry wife of C M Terry of Corry died at home 212 Concord street Monday evening at 6 15 after a stroke ten days prior. Born Buffalo N Y July 1 1860 she came to Corry about fifty years ago. Survived by husband and daughter Mina Terry Erie. Funeral from home Thursday at 2 pm with Hon William Hall pastor St Pauls Lutheran officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Louise Terry
C. Mm
William Hall
St. Paul's
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