Corry Pa Newspaper Billing and Publication Note
Publication notice for Cony Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania lists Daly Colegrove publisher Arthur Colegrove and mailing details. States rates by mail $500 per year and by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week Rivertang rates ande nony upon application.
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Cony Evening Journal
Daly Kecepe
South Street
Cory
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Stand With Russia Debates League Membership And War Peace
A fragmented editorial voice argues the United States should remain outside the League of Nations or join, warning against arrogance and a false sense of security. It cites global cooperation, peace versus war, and urges restraint while praising a new nonpartisan group in Utica advocating public welfare and tolerance.
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Natany
Russia
Ruscia
United
Amettta
League
League of Nations
United States
America
Ctinea
N.Y
Lees Lyndaks Backeland
Amyrinan Chemical Society
Recognition and Struggle with Inherited Traits
A fragmented report discusses how heredity affects abilities and behavior within families. It notes parental attitudes shape the reception of mental and physical differences across generations.
Fragmentary Journal File notes and oblique events recapped
Twenty years ago a Journal Files fragment recalls a board meeting on the West Wayne Street project. mentions of officials W G Nuria and Geo Tile, and a fatal apple tree accident near Newark New Jersey. It notes a sports remark about the Union team’s scalp loss and lists several names in a cluttered OCR panorama.
Quiet hints of a business revival amid chatterless streets
A fragment notes a measured business revival with little public noise. It mocks ignorance as bliss and remarks on human nature driving envy and helping hands, referencing hats, overcoats, and a winter theme. The piece appears as a dated 1924 NEA service sketch.
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NEA Survie
Tne
Jury Selected in Murder Trial Farmer's Wife
United Press reports the Mid-State trial of Annie Willow, with Ralph Shadle as key witness, focusing on the alleged lover and Willow's influence. Prosecutors seek the death penalty, arguing premeditation and a master plan to kill Harvey Willow.
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Annie Willow
Middleburg
Willow
Atlee
Myoiniel
Willase
Ralph Shac
Harvey Willie
Uy Wirsw
Aiiiell
Shadle
Stuaity
Cutlow
Mra Willay
Shade
Shadie
Nrsband
Trustworthy General Maid Needed for Rough Work
Job notice seeks a reliable general maid for rough duties in Indianapolis. Apply to Nottingham Cleaning Co. with references.
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Indy
Noston
Mayville Dentist Drops Dead Aboard Boat
A 54 year old Brown and 62 year old Wertfield dentist, listed in Chautauqua county records, died aboard a boat near Mayville. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of death, but it is believed he suffered a fatal stake.
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Chautauqua
Brown
Wertfield
Chautusins
Jane
Alice Og
Jini
Oelbeke Sinaia
Death from barbed wire gash in Salamanca incident
Rei Howse died from a barbed wire wound after an accident in a yard two weeks earlier. He was taken to a city hospital after initial home remedies failed to help and died Sunday morning.
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Salamanca
Bremen
Ayud
Rei Howse
Cephal
Broud Polvorag
Drew Ismail
Corry Grange Hosts Saturday Social and Dinner
Corry Grange No. 65 schedules a Saturday gathering with a roll call, talk, and a full basket dinner. Members plan a supper featuring chicken pie, mashed potatoes, cabbage, bread, cake, and coffee.
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Gerry
Atm
Paulkentiorut
Melray
Ruth Varytprit
Gert
Doronhe
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Tambing
Pawire
Wally Ward
Uti
Heya Gon
Piper
Mantese
Ton Sims Says
4 Mun
Miki
United Press
N. F. Ames & CO
Bernstein's Store
Mayville
Corry Grange
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Andrews
Tress Andrews
Mable Jones
Room
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Style Shop
Washington Sts
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