Cory Evening Journal Publised Daly
Corry Pa details publisher and advertising rates. The notice lists Cory Evening Journal published Daly with address Sunny West South Street Corry Pa and mentions Arthur Colegrove as publisher and Fred Kimball Incorporated as National Advertising Representative in New York. It notes postal entry as second class mail matter and pricing by mail carrier and week.
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Cory Evening Journal
Daly
Sunny West South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball
Twenty Years Ago AZ Token From the Journal Piles
An old time reunion in Cary and vicinity featured a fine dinner and reminiscences led by Rev. GE Woodward. Notables like Warren White of Spartansburg attended. The piece riffs on whittling, politics, and the-era nostalgia, referencing President Coolidge and local names, with a satirical note on how whittling embodies thoughtful, constructive pastime.
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Journal Piles Pee Eee
Veleridy
Cary and Vicinity
AJR
Anampramipin Entertainment
Rev
GE. Woodward
Wamrade Warren
George Horton to perform at Clayton theater tonight
George Horton, described as a wonderful momic, will appear at Clayton's theater room tonight as part of the regular program. The note mentions Mrs AY T Goring as the likely parents of an eleven pound bay horse arriving home in November. H C Warner buys the Steadman property on North Center Street, previously Charles Barton’s residence. Mrs Mary B Chirk arrives from Dawson Alaska after leaving October 7. She was held briefly in Vancouver due to her child’s condition. J B Patterson has been tied up for days from injuries at the KP L furniture factory.
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A. P. Mount
Coolidge
Corry
Tammont
Whittle
Bracken
Folllack
Knodte
Vermont
George Horton
Momic
Clayton
Theaterium
AY. T. Goring
Mary B. Chirk
Dawson
Alaska
Vancouver
Price on Bandits Texas Banks Offer Dead Reward
Texas banks propose a $5,000 reward per bandit killed in the act of bank robbery. The Texas Bankers Association explains they want dead robbers to deter attacks, hoping shooters will be more cautious. The note urges caution to avoid harming innocent bystanders and acknowledges risks in rewarding lethal action.
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Texas
Texas Bankers’ Association
Ays
Bankers
Wheel diameter problem asks revolutions for 942.48 feet
A math prompt states a wheel 8 feet in diameter moves 942.48 feet requiring number of revolutions. The explanation text shifts to unrelated train timing and arithmetic, mixing units and inconsistencies, and yields no clear revolutions result.
Game of Correct English Exercises From Gordon
A battered puzzle-like item listing irregular phrases and questions on English usage. It shows garbled prompts such as improving sentence phrasing, word forms, spelling choices, and vocabulary tasks with several misprinted numbers and words.
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W-L- Gordon
Franklin on First Stamp Age of 1857 portrait noted
A fragment notes a flat United States postage stamp issued in 1857 bearing the portrait of Benjamin Franklin, as described by Liberty.
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Franklin
United States
Benjamin Pricklin
Liberty
Life in the capital under state rights debate and politics
A Washington column by Rodney Dutcher surveys state rights arguments in Congress and the nation’s capital. It notes lawmakers like Hamner, Mellon, and figures shaping tax, inheritance, and prohibition debates, with vivid scenes of hearings, interviews, and public figures from Maryland to Illinois.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Mberhts Ritchie
Wu Marynayid
HM Ware
Frank Smith
Pennsylvania
Llinois
National Council of State Legislatures
House
Ways and Means Committee
Erath
Congress
Answers to Yesterday's Questions From Look and Learn
The questions ask who commanded the American Expeditionary Force in Europe in World War I, where England’s famous dead are buried, what the letters A W O L stand for, the only woman senator in Congress, and the world’s pioneer broadcasting entity. The supplied answers appear as Jefferson, Bull Run MA, A W O L, Napoleon Bonaparte, Kanwe Cire Myc.
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Europe
England
eVur
Conress
Jefferson
Bull Run
Napoleon Bonaparte
Kanwe Cire
Thanksgiving Box for Orphans Plans by Lady Franklin Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met with forty members in session at the hall of the 0.0. F. Wall. Plans were made to pack a Thanksgiving box for the Orphan's home in Mesriville. Packing will be Tuesday evening in the hall with a tureen dinner at 8:30. A Mary Jane party followed with prizes awarded to W. Ed Marsh, Mrs. Bixby and Ethel Mathews. Candy and refreshments were served. Mrs Gladys Smith and Mrs Tier Johnson hosted.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
F. Wall
Mesriville
Rebekahs
W. Ed Marsh
Bixby
Ethel Mathews
Gladys Smith
Tier Johnson
Simplicity and Mystery in Human Understanding
A compact meditation on how people seek clarity yet gloss over the elusive core, noting that simplification can obscure truth and that the trust that binds knowledge often dissolves when faced with nonexistence.
Rabies Found After Dog Bites In Philadelphia Area
Two residents were bitten by a dog at 2nd and German streets. Health official Dr. Smith confirmed rabies after the dog head sent to Philadelphia for examination. The case underscores dog observation and Pasteur treatment as essential in preventing fatal outcomes.
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FBI
Cir Umitsale
Tre Aly Glades
Ro Smith
Giown
Loys
Philadelphia
Smith
Night Coughs Quickly Relieved by Thoxine
A famous physician’s prescription Thoxine relieves inflamed membranes and stops coughs instantly. One swallow does the work, contains no dope, chloroform or harmful drugs. Pleasant tasting and safe for children. Sold by Ames Drug Store and Yondra Pharmacy.
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Ames Drug Store
Yondra Pharmacy
All Good Drug Stores
Smaller Bills In Use Shortly
A reflection on new United States paper money, noting smaller size and rectilinear shape. The article discusses the need to modify cash registers and pockets to accommodate the new notes, predicting transitional confusion and gradual disappearance of the old large bills as collectors redeem them.
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United States
Burt Nas
Kodiak
First National Bank
Meadville Hosts Conference on Pennsylvania Motor Code
A Meadville conference gathers local officials and state highway representatives to discuss the new Pennsylvania motor code and traffic ordinance set to take effect early next year. Attendees include Clyde F. Brown and other city leaders as delegates from the northwest region.
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Meadville
Corry
Starry Ale
Grivwold
Stanley Nichols
Marsh
Motor Cole
Ladmil Paw
Meadviltey
Ela
Pennsylvania
Black suspect in custody tied to series of assaults
Nov. 16 Pittsburgh police report arrest of William Jennings for a string of attacks on white women in the Pitteburel district. Officers seek the victim who survived the last assault to testify, as clues point to a single Black male suspect.
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Vuneurises
Pittsburgh
William Jennings
Pitteburel
Jenings
Billie
Speaking and Writing Readable Vocabulary Limitations
The spoken vocabulary is more limited than the written while the written is more restricted than the spoken. The reading ability depends on exposure and decoding skills, with spoken language often easier to understand in real time and written text requiring more deliberate processing.
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Gram
H.C. Warner
Steadman
North Center Street
Charles Barton
Jy B. Patterson
KPL
O’coats
Nation
Broad Bill
Pws
Fife
Grea
Andy Mellon
Onfinarys
F. Orphans
Oil City
Truat
Frank C. Carin & Sons
Erie
Hills
Hill
Westinghouse Motor
One Minute Mfg. Co
Franz
First Avenue
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