Policies credited for business vigor despite low mood
Commerce study of 358 examples shows advertising and marketing policies kept firms profitable in a downturn. Data from 202 manufacturing, 48 retailers, and 10 wholesalers across 74 cities in 20 states highlight advertising as the top cited policy, with marketing, product quality, and R&D also key. Candy, clothing, food, heating equipment, machinery, and refrigerators led among represented industries.
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Department of Commerce
Varia District
Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bought opens at Rex tonight with Constance Bennett
Rex Theatre announces the Warner Bros production Bought starring Constante Bennett the highest paid actress in screenland Richard Bennettfather appears in a supporting role as Stephany Dale played by Constance Bennett The film follows Stephany as a modern girl guided from false values by hard lessons and the lure of cash
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Rex Theatre
Warner Bros
Constante Bennett
Screenland
Richard Bennett
Bennett Sisters
Constance
Fosa
Barbara
Pittingly
Stephany Dale
Conestance Bennett
Bennett Woith
Stephany
Broadening by Travel Regulates Imagination by Reality
A reflection on travel guiding imagination to reality, urging seeing things as they are rather than how they may be. Totinsot notes travel reshapes perception and grounds ideas in tangible experience.
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Corry Journal
Articles from the Journal Files dated November 29 1911 note Stanford Hoge Company concert at 9320 o clock to precede the Qld Homestead Company performance at the Library Theatre. Corry Hide and Fur occupies a new office and warehouse building. Union Thanksgiving services set for Thursday at 7 46 pm at the Methodist church with Rev G H Sharpley preaching. Thirty friends honor Mr and Mrs George Jones at Worth Street. Chamberlain Military Institute football team travels to Erie to face the Erie High School tomorrow. Mrs M C Barker and daughter depart for Smethport to visit relatives for Thanksgiving. Catherine Crandall and Pred Crandall of Titusville called to Corry by their mother's illness at Corry hospital.
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Stanford Hoge Company
Qld Homestead Company
Library Theatre
Methodist Church
G. H. Sharpley
Episcopal Church
Catherine Crandall
Pred Crandall
Titusville
Corry Hospital
Youth Burned Fighting Fire at Bucktail Trail Home
Lawrence Goetz son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Goetz Bucktail Trail was burned about one end and had hair scorched while trying to start a Studebaker sedan when the car backfired and set rafters afire. He ran for a fire alarm then helped fight the blaze with family and nearby miners. firemen said the damage was slight though the homestead burned recently.
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ST. Marys
Lawrence Goetz
Joseph Goetz
Bucktail ‘Trail
Studebaker
Two Meals Day Best For Stomach Trouble
An old remedy claims two meals a day help stomach issues and urges drinking water with a spoonful of glycerin. It promotes Adleriiza as a German doctor’s remedy with no harmful drugs and promises quick, surprising relief. Beister’s Ting Stare is mentioned.
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Adleriia
Bonesetter Reese Dies Mourned Orthopedic Pioneer
John D. Reese known as Bonesetter died at 76 in Youngstown Ohio. A steel mill worker turned famed orthopedic healer he treated athletes including Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Walter Johnson Wagner and Glenn Wright and healed Lloyd George after World War I. Born 1855 in Wales he rose from humble roots to national fame guiding sports stars and earning the Druidic degree from the Welsh Gorsedd in 1926.
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United Press
Youngstown
Sports World Today
John D
Bonesetter
Reese
West
Ponesetter
Lloyd George
America
Statesman
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Babe Ruth
Walter Johnnson
Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Glenn Wright
Brooklyn
Wright
Battling Nelson
Gene Tunney
Wales
Amelies
Youngsville Milly
Ohio
Gorsedd
Onesetter
Tom Mix Recovers From Operation After Illness
Hollywood reports Tom Mix, famed cowboy actor, won his fight for life after an emergency appendicitis operation a week ago and is recovering from peritonitis.
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Hollywood
Tom Mix
Biography of Roosevelt Wins Critic's Praise
Henry P Pringle's Theodore Roosevelt biography earns praise for its comprehensive factual scope and balanced, unprejudiced narrative. The review notes strong footnotes readable prose and a portrayal of American character through Roosevelt's life. It also critiques other works by Countess Warwick and Roth, and highlights a humor anthology with many notable contributors.
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Henry P. Pringle
Alfred ©. Smith
Post
Theodore Roosevelt
Harcourt Brace
T, Fyfe
Pringle
Roosevelt
Dividends to Depositors at Citizens National Bank
Warren November 30 First dividend checks totaling 339 208 02 are ready for about fifteen hundred depositors who filed valid claims. The bank was placed in receivership June 4 1931 and future dividends will be paid once remaining assets convert to cash.
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Warren
Citizens National Bank
Wetren
South Dakota Senator Bulow Speaks On Economic Shift
South Dakota Senator W. J. Bulow, former governor, argues for domestic trade balance and cheaper transport. He calls for competitive inland waterways to ease railroad costs, noting surplus in agriculture and need for consumer goods and factory products.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
Coolidge
Black Hills
W. J. Bilow
Bylow
Washington
Northwest
Corry Auto In Minor Crash At Corn Crib
An automobile owned by Louis McCray struck a ornamental street light in front of the Corn Crib at 101 East Third street causing minor damage. Police traced the vehicle by teletype to Harrisburg. Earlier, a chimney fire at Pits Methodist Episcopal Church caused no damage and a separate stove fire at Corn Crib storage caused only slight damage.
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Louis McCray
King Street
Corry
Harrisburg
Pits Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamestown
East Third Street
East Frederick Street
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Joseph Roth
Viking Press
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Mendel Singer
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Russia
New York
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C. Boni
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Ring Lerdper
Frank Sullivan
Peter Arno
Milt Gross
Heywood Brown
Alexander Wallcott
Dorothy Parker
Donald Ogden Stewart
Will Rogers
Ogden Nash
Corey Ford
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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Federal Reserve Bank