Corry Evening Journal Publiched Publicity Notice
Public notice from Cony Evening Journal Corry Pa includes postal details rates by mail and carrier advertising rates and addresses National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball New York Chicago Pittsburgh offices and entry as second class mail matter.
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Cony Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Incorporated
New York
West 46Th Street
Chisago—Tribune
Pittsburgh
Reform in Indiana as corruption probes spread
Indianapolis observers say the worst is over as grand jury actions reach mayoral corruption, city council indictments, and state officials. Evansville indictments follow, while others in the state pursue honest governance and punishment of wrongdoers to restore the state's good name.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Sind
Evansville
Indianapolis News
Ofc
International observers stir Latin American diplomacy over Pan American conference
The League of Nations plans to send an observer to the Pan American conference in Mayana next January, prompting debate in diplomatic circles. Cuba indicated no objection, while U S officials weigh implications under the Monroe Doctrine amid Geneva involvement.
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Sheréng
League of Nations
Tmayana
Coolidge
Geneva
League
Cuba
Ihga
United States
Look and Learn J Answers to Yesterday’s Questions
Answers include who founded the U S money system, the first Civil War battle, definitions of ether, the Little Corporal, and the Heart of Amrita city. Also notes about long trains, an elephant age claim, seven deadly sins, and the exodus move to Central Park New York City.
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U. S
Amrita
Gund
Egypt
Central Park
New York
Dream of Rose Dream Oracles Prophesy Favorable Life
A quirky saying links dreaming of a rose with long life and prosperity for the dreamer and true love for a seeker, suggesting auspicious outcomes from such visions. The note frames roses as signs of good fortune and enduring harmony in romance and fate.
Armistice Day Reflections on War Costs in Washington
The piece argues war expenses dominate federal outlays with World War I and defense bills consuming over 80 percent of direct federal spending. It cites 1925 figures showing receipts about 4.12 billion and war outlays around 3.165 billion, urging reductions in general expenditures while noting the political pushback against international disarmament.
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Wasiington
Suv
Phojent
Ivan
Treasury
National Defense
Army and Navy
Mellon
Veterans Bureau
Sis Kavern Tien
Aggefowlkiins
Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
A fragmentary page discusses pronunciation questions and word spellings. It asks about correct pronunciation of certain terms and presents a quiz on choosing the properly spelled word and using it in daily speech. It also lists synonyms for the word automatic and related vocabulary challenges.
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W. L. Gordon
Rome
Amis
Inlaid Steel Blades Tale Reveals Ancient Craft
A fragment mentions Tadia possessing a secret of inlaid steel blades with gold work. The text hints at blades forged with unmatched strength and proper temper, though details remain vague and partially lost.
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Tadia
That Baby You've Longed For Ad Promises Hope
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City says she suffered years of infertility and hardship before motherhood brought joy with her daughter. She offers no product, only shared experience and advice to other married women who write for confidential correspondence.
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Margaret Burton
Kansiy City
Massachusetts
Kansan City
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From the Journal Files
A fragmented 1907 item notes Mr A. Re Moreiny closing his furniture shop after two years in town with a loss around $2,000. It mentions events, local visits, and social happenings from that era including trains, concerts, and school programs with various names and places truncated in the OCR.
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A. Re Moreiny
DuBois
Gosces
A Problem a Day Trail Run Spreads Slow Stops
A puzzle fragment describes a trail run covering a0 miles at a constant pace of one mile per hour with three 10 minute stops between towns. The text then shifts to an arithmetic solution involving subtracting 34000 from 4670, dividing by 10 percent, and multiplying by 80, with further notes about a subtraction in the solution.
Negro Slayer Pleads Guilty in Erie Court
In Erie a man accused of riot and first degree manslaughter pleaded guilty. Judge Uriah R. Rossiter sentenced him to five years and five months in the penitentiary. The case stemmed from a shooting on a street where a Royal shot an assistant. the victim was hospitalized.
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Negro Slayer
Erie
Rossiter
Desree
Erie Noy
UieAfiar
Ines
Neuro
Jdmen Cinehey
Capri
Uviah Re Rossiter
Weewry
Royal
Hinchey
Four fingers lost in Warren auto crash involving two cars
Frances Strong of Kane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Strong, reportedly lost four fingers in a Sunday night collision between a Ford coupe and a Chevrolet sedan in Warren. The crash injures included Mrs Ella Strong and another unnamed woman, with Strong’s hand caught between a door and the pavement as the Skillman car was pushed.
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Kane
Frances Strong
Charles A. Strong
Frank Street
Warten
Warren General Ni Ital
Sanrar Bar
Ste
Jefferson Street
Pine
Morrison Street
Wb Warren
Hoillce
Ella Strong
Skillman
Strong
Steone
Arvin
Noting the Last Known Large Family Case in Civil War History
Robert Cook, editor in Washington D C, cites the final authentic instance of a very large family. Dr Mary Austin, a civil war nurse, claimed to have borne 44 children in sets of twins and triplets, though details remain contested.
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Robert Cook
Washington, D. C
Mary Austin
Weather Halts Road Building in Pennsylvania
Winter nears and Pennsylvanian road construction suspends for the year officials of the State Department of Highways announced. Several projects will finish and a few roads open to traffic before winter. Major sections include a concrete highway in Northumberland County on Duke Street and a National Pike link near New Salem in Fayette County.
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United Press Harrisburg
Winer
H State Department
Northumberland
Fayette County
New Salem
Avella
Vetole
Springs
Maryland
Dauphin County
Penbroote
M. E. Ladies Aid Society Bazaar At Livermore Store
The M E Ladies Aid Society Bazaar will be held at the Livermore Store on Center Street Saturday in November. A display features needlework, pillows, aprons, towels and more with proceeds benefitting the church. Home baked breads cookies cakes and pies will be sold at reasonable prices.
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Wd Society
ABE Sehiureh
Livermore
North Center Street
Iida
Cazaar
Readers Enjoy Fine Meeting at Mary Phelps Home
Eleven members gathered at Mrs. Mary Phelps on South Center Street for their weekly meeting. Mrs. A G Postlethwait led the heady program with "Old Clyde" while Mr. Wolvin and Mrs. F M Right presented "Period Furnitures" and the group adjourned to meet again next week at Miss Gronin on North Center Street.
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Mary Phelps
Nationalist Troops Seize More Cities Across China
Reports from Hankow indicate calm in Hankow while Wuchang remains capital of Hupei as Nationalist forces extend holdings. The Nanking government is flagging its control over public buildings and cities with rising nationalist banners. A separate notice offers a reward for a lost bag containing money and papers.
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China
Hankow
United Press
London
Exchange Telegraph
Russia
Shas
Chovglin
Manlius
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