Advertisers and Newspaper Rates Across Cities
A fragmented ad heavy passage lists publisher names and office addresses in New York Michigan Square Building Chicago Bond Building Detroit Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh Wolkhiman Philadelphia and Curry Pa. details. It notes Associated Press affiliation and exclusive rights for news dispatches plus mail and carrier rates, with advertising rate information available on request.
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Curry
Cges At
Public figures mute in campaigns show louder silence
A retrospective note recalls politicians who chose silence over comment in pivotal campaigns. Willie and Al Smitty reflect on past leaders who remained quiet when party choices clashed with public sentiment. From McAdon at Madison Square Garden in 1924 to Garner, Davis, and Hill, the trend of quiet diplomacy is examined as a stronger indicator than verbal volleys.
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Willie
al Smitty
William G. McAdon
Madison Square Garden
John W. Davis
Europe
John N. Garner
Texas
William E. Borsh
Idaho
London
Willkie
David B. Hill
New York
Corry News Briefs From West Erie County 1925 Sneak Peek
Twenty years ago Corry faced a flurry of activity as troopers raided nearby counties and a large still was uncovered in Erie. City Council planned a preliminary street survey for the 1925 pay program while commissioners prepared to visit proposed improvements. The Recreation Board funding was cut, but the School District planned continued physical education remains. Mrs Ella Page Bracken of Plainsfield New Jersey, a Corry resident, died after a long heart ailment. A new milk products plant was announced near East Main and King, on Francis estate land, and E G Bellinger with W H McGranahan to develop the site. Corry High prepared for Albion High game Friday as the team rested for the resumption of the schedule.
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East Main and
King Street
Francis
Re Pew
E. G. Bellinger
Mohawk In Forests
W. H. McGranahan
Rheumatic Fever Facts and Early Warning Symptoms
Daily Dozen notes rheumatic fever as a major killer yet often misjudged in its early stages. Describes the disease agent, painful inflammatory pains, St. Vitus dance, and temporary nervous symptoms. warns even mild cases can lead to long term heart and kidney damage in children.
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Dhier Dad Ik
St. Vitus
Eyiden
Kognee
Tater
Volume and wage talks mirror mass production era
The piece argues wage hikes won’t fuel prices due to volume production and distribution efficiency. It notes the US has long paid high wages, praises mass production, and warns that higher wages without volume-lowering price effects could erase gains. A quiz page then follows.
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Little Steel Forum
Mass
Lion
Mass Distribution
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Aed
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Wilc
Mynicon
Peleiu
Charles Dickenay
Nation League
Wonwa
Jacky
Correel
RorReatt
Teusela
Tyan
Iredhin
Witulie
Tie Beltish
Howe
Nursing shortage cripples Army medical care says Surgeon General
Major Gruerl Norman T Kirk reports 40,000 Army nurses with 27,000 overseas or assigned, leaving only a fraction available for current hospitals. With mounting casualties, hospitals not planned for spring must be activated, and 10,000 nurses are urgently needed from 205,000 civilian graduates to aid wounded soldiers and support civilian authorities.
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Gruersl
Norman T Kirk
Army
Reulead
He that hath watienem may tony pass anythine
A fragmentary line suggests a proverb style clause about water and passing obstacles, with garbled spelling. The readable bits imply a historical or cautionary tone, though no clear event, person, place, or date emerges from the legible text. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
Editor Journel letter on wartime voting and rhetoric
A reader urges patience after losses, criticizes Dewey Roosevelt debates, and defends Roosevelt’s wartime leadership. The letter argues for honest, high‑minded discussion, condemning attacks as motives, notes communist insinuations as unfounded, and emphasizes economic worries over ideology as decisive for voters.
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Editer Journal
Dewey
Roosevelt
Alice
Willie
GOP
Mr. Dewey
Dunce
Mrr
Deway
Mr. Roosevelt
Dewes
Services Thursday for Orvill Durlin
Destin, former Corry resident, died in Hamat Hospital Erie Tuesday October 17. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Nelson Funeral Home in Erie. He is survived by four stepchildren Grace Livermore Arthur Mapes Edith Mapes and Bessie Black a niece Daisy Mc and three nephews Glenn Guy and Tessie Dumlin all of Pittsfield.
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Corry
Hamat
Erie
Nelson Funeral Home
Durlin
Grace Livermore
Arthur Mapes
Edith Mapes
Bessie Black
Alsa
Daisy Mc
Glenn
Guy
Tessie Dumlin
Pittsfield
Durin
Mes Black
Van Horn Named Head of Society for Metals
Cleveland October meeting names Dr Kent Van Horn of Cleveland as president of the American Society for Metals with Dr Charles H Herty named vice president and William H Eisenman reelected secretary.
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van Horn
Society For Metals
Cleveland
Kent van Horn
Aluminum Co. of America
American Society For Metals
Charles H Herty
Beth-lehem
Bethlehem Steel Co
William H. Eisenman
New County Registration Speed Count Ordered in Erie
Erie county commissioners ordered a complete count of all registration cards to be ready before November 7. The move aims to resolve disputes over estimated figures and will use street lists showing registrants by address. An expanded staff, including half a dozen clerks, will work extra hours to finish the tasks several days before the election.
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Erie
Registration Board
Thomas Schaper
Williams
Schaper
Xtra
Fredonia Lad Dies After Traffic Injury
Dunkirk reports a fatal traffic accident involving Wayne Link, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Link Predonis, aged years. He darted into the road from a belt area and was struck by a car driven by Henry Rurkowski of Road Road Town Pomiret. He died at Brooks Memorial Hospital from internal injuries.
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Dunkirk
Wayne
Clifford Link
Henry Rurkowski
Road Road
Pomiret
Volice
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Did John L Sullivan Fight With Stomach Ulcer Pains
A garbled ad style text questions if John L Sullivan fought with stomach ulcers and indigestive pains. It promotes Udga Tablets with double money back guarantee, urging purchase at Rexall Drug Stores and others.
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John L. Sullivan
Mays Vergne
Rexall
The Outlook For Radio In The Postwar Period
FCC hearings study postwar radio needs and spectrum limits. Commission faces crowding as demand for TV FM standard stations and special services grows. civilian uses of wartime tech poised to reshape communication while allocation decisions hinge on frequency availability and user demand.
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FCC
Rado
Johnny
Erie to moor 31 obsolete ore boats in Presque Isle Bay
The Maritime Commission will moor 31 obsolete Great Lakes ore carriers in Presque Isle Bay in November. Robert D. Smith of the War Shipping Administration announced in Cleveland. City officials and Harbor authorities consented, citing safety of water facilities. 193,640 gross tons. The fleet will be scrapped after hostilities end, with five more ships laid up later.
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Erie
Maritime Commission
Great Lakes
Presque Isle Bay
Robert D. Smith
War Shipping Administration
Cleveland
Ohio
Water Bureau
Park and Harbor Commission
Ubah
Bible Worker Hutchinson to Speak at local church Friday
Rev James Hutchinson Baptist evangelist and Bible Club worker will speak at the United Brethren in Christ Church Friday October 20 with 3 P M for boys and 7 P M for adults. He will illustrate hymns with chalk drawings and tell of his seven years in Nazi Germany. The event is open to all boys and girls and the general public.
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Bible Club Movement of America
United Brethren In Christ Church
Hutchinson
Uneledim
Bible Club Movement
Eile
Cony
Warren Parker
Brie
Bible Club
Fils
Bible Clubs
Philadelphia
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New Jersey
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