Break Down Of The Postal Service
A critique of the Post Office Department cites neglect of local mail service amid heavy investment in long distance air mail networks. It urges Congress to build motor routes for inter town service, arguing small communities suffer delays while millions run into trans continental projects. The piece contrasts local delays with distant progress and calls for policy change.
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Post Office Department
Atlantic
Pacific
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Corry
Columbus
Niles
Erie Railroad
Aibenson
Clymer
Cleveland
Sparvansburg
Titusville
Oil City
Star
Gemi-Rral
Heht ‘Snd
Trans-Continental Airlines
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
Daily English guide by W L Gordon offers tips on common misuses and pronunciation. It highlights words like tranquility and ally versus allies, plus a motto about enlarging vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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W. L. Gordon
Personalities Sul Herbeh e Samuel in British cabinet ailing
A garbled article discusses Samuel, home secretary in the British coalition and long serving minister, noting 1909 chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster, posts as postmaster general, and involvement with Palestine policy. It cites pacifist debates and potential US Russia cooperation for world peace, reflecting interwar diplomacy views.
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Sul Herbehe Samuel
Pmsl
Duchy, of Lancaster
Poitemn
Weiler
Gort
Liverpool
How Modern Comforts Increase Poor Posture
Dr. Logan Clendening argues modern comforts worsen youth posture, attributing it to automobile travel and sedentary habits. He notes slender, linear bodies are more prone to slouching, while deliberate training can improve posture through consistent practice and habit change.
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Logan Clendening
M. D. Duustors
Nistor
Clendening
Moidri
Grorkas
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings From Corry Area
Selections from the Journal files dated November 4, 1911 recount injuries to Walter Pettengill of the Corry and Columbus Street Railway after a fall at North Corry station, Frank Ober’s cheek wound from a horse bite at the Corry Water Supply stable, a Rev. Starpley church visit by Bishop Tsravi, a severe burn incident involving the Ross family child at Corry hospital, cabbage shipments from Waterford with growers earning about ten dollars per ton, Mrs. G. Waggoner hosting Miss Barpum of Rockford, hunting plans for Perry Lines and Emory Drake, Myrtle Messenger of the Salvation Army addressing crowds in Corry, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sheeley’s winter trip to Daytona.
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Frank Ober
Corry Water Supply Company
LOOK AND LEARN 1, Who wrote Faust and more answers
Answers: Johann Wolfgang Goethe. New Hampshire. Ampere. The hornet. Thames River.
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England
Johann Wolfgang Goethe
New Hampshire
Ampere
the Hornet
Thames River
Politicians debate optimistic economic trend amid mixed signals
The piece surveys CPI and trade data as wheat prices rise and factories reopen, while experts warn of possible continued distress. Senators from both parties offer cautious forecasts, with hopes for stabilization offset by fears of renewed turmoil. A separate note reports a man injured in a city collision last night, with non serious injuries.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Golegrove
Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
Russia
United States
League of Nations
Lityinot
League
Cock Robin
POLIT
Husala
America
Sir Herbert Samuel
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Walter Pettengill
Columbus Street
North Corry
Starpley
Emmanuel Edurch
Tsravi
Lttle
George Ross
Corry Hospital
Waterford
G. Waggoner
Miss Barpum
Rocleford, Mil
Perry Lines
Centerville
Emory Drake
Henry Kennedy
Wd. Drake
Corrye
John Sheeley
Daytona
Pla
Charles P. Stewart
Coniniii
Conmerce
George Bulle
National Bureau of Ricojoule Research
Robert FP
la Boletts
P Mueting
Senate
Ann Acellent
Willie H. King
Tinh
Trankly
Angheler Dérocrat
Fell Hall
Tennessee
Thomas Stanton
Oi City
Pital
Automo
Onr
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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