Corry Evening Journal details and pricing
The Corry Evening Journal entry lists publishing and advertising details, a mailing and carrier rate, and reference to national representation. It mentions Arthur Colegrove, FRED TNC, and Chicago offices, with subscription and address notes.
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Corry Evening Journal
Southelle
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Snc
National Advertising
Fred
W. 46Th St
New York ‘Tribune
Chicago
Pittabure
Witten
Kavortiaing
Europe Ahead of America in Next Boom Says Observer
A prominent American business observer forecasts a future business boom in Europe driven by orderly reconstruction and renewed hope for security. He notes signs of recovery that could boost U S prosperity as Europe grows wealthier, enabling more trade with a now prosperous Old World.
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Europe
Twenty Years Ago Storm Hits City in 1909 Chronicle
Twenty years ago this October 22 1909 storm battered the city with a brief heavy downpour from 6 to 7 pm following a fierce early evening thunderstorm. Walks were strewn with hail and broken debris but no major damage reported in the city. Significant property losses were recorded in Warren and Crawford counties.
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Journal
Hall
Bajlomtonien
Busters
Warren
Crawford
China Faces Civil War Threat Amid Reform Debates
A reconstructed analysis reflects on Chiang Kai-shek’s faltering leadership, opposition, and Russia tensions. It notes rebel forces gathering, the challenge of uniting a diverse nation, and the risk of a broader yellow peril if China cannot stabilize. The piece discusses long, patient political evolution.
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China
Chiang Kai Shei
Chiang
Russia
Anthia
Champion of them all arrives in Corry on train 14
A report from the Spartensburg Sentinel notes the champion arrived at noon Thursday in Corry from the Erie Railroad. He cleaned his hat after alighting at the Pullman area and proceeded to a hotel. The piece mentions Ohio sportsmen combing Spring Creek woods for game and notes local agricultural and firing incidents, with various local names and activities.
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Miniter MacDonald
England
Neilson
Smith College
Am Chapel
Ramony MacDonald
Billa Island
Great Britain
MacDonald
George Gordon
Leo Gordon
South Street
Corry
Erie Railroad
Try
Rolla
Ohio
Spring Creek
Game of Correct English Exercise Notes
The page contains a quiz with questions on grammar pronunciation and word spelling. It includes a seasonal jury service notice arguing against forcing carpenters to quit spring work for two weeks of service and calls for reform to improve jury quality and accessibility. It notes that farmers receive some consideration but city juries have deteriorated and suggests broadening eligible classes of citizens for jury duty.
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Carpenter
America
Problem about circle circumscribed around a square
A historical puzzle asks Whit to find the circumference of a circle circumscribed about a square with side 5 feet. The page also repeats yesterday’s answer 12800 miles and provides an unclear arithmetic explanation involving dividing 100 by 4280, multiplying 4000 by 2, adding 019, multiplying .018 by 800.019, then taking a square root.
Fragmented trivia questions about history and religion
A garbled list of questions asks about racial terms, authors, cosmology, Latin names for Switzerland, a monarch, Shakespeare’s wife, atheism and agnosticism, the Amazon River, and asbestos.
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Switzerland
Amazon River
Conscience Guide Urges Courage and Inner Guide
The note by James F Chyrko emphasizes following one's conscience even when facing fear, urging individuals to learn to act bravely by listening to inner guidance. It frames conscience as a safe guide in difficult choices.
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James F Chyrko
City Council Discusses Street Vendors And Traffic Safety
Corry officials consider a license hike to $100 monthly for street peddlers and regulate a Sunday meat stand on busy intersections. The piece notes rising auto accidents, urges pedestrian care, and praises the 1928 Community Chest drive while pondering Roosevelt Highway traffic and city intersections for safety.
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Corry
Yiho
Ars U
Roosevelt Highway
Smith Street
Columbus
Genter Street
Centry Street
Mystery Man of Europe and the Zaharoff Biography
A critical notice reviews Sir Basil Zaharoff in The Mystery Man of Europe by Lippincott, noting the elusive magnate’s life from Anatolia to power and questioning the biographer’s objectivity. It also covers Tenebaum and Dennett works on sex and society, praising some summaries and critiquing others, with emphasis on moral debates and market reception.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Gel
Europe
Basil Zaharoff
Richard Lewinsotin
Basil
Wesory
Anatolia
Zahar
Tle
Monte Carlo
Lippincott
Macaulay
Joseph ‘Teenhawm
Jess
Ten
Ehbaurm
Harry Elmer Barnes
Mary Ware Dennet
Tenenbaum
Ten Best Sellers Fiction Listing and Commentary
A newspaper fragment lists top fiction titles including Fighting Caravans by Zane Grey and All Quiet on the Western Front, with pricing and publishers. It contains stray critique about novels and a brief note on Al Smith and a publicity event, ending with a page continuation cue.
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Zane Grey
Harpers
Vina Dilmar
Harcourt-Brace
Anne Parsish
Brick M Bemarque
Litle-Brown
Jeffery Pasnel Lillie-Brown
Specialist
Charts
Obi
Sale
Specialist Pub. Co
Dynamo
Eugene O'Neil
Horace Liveright
Anonymous
Cape and Smith
Ernest Dimnet
Simon and Schuster
Alfred
Smith
Viking Press
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Spartensburg Sentinel
Mie
Radph
Chestnut Buyer Scouten
Wil Hines
Cleveland
W. L. Gordon
Cudney
Werere
Eiignaus West
Unsoan
Doan
Jah McDonald
See
St. Haul
My Bank
refoyNy
Fart
Wrightsville
Pas
Rocky Ridge
Red Caps
Galler
Roth
CL. Alexander
BUICK
Powell Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
Whfny
Vita Delmar
Lillian Cory
Blanhattan
Tover
Church
Delmar Jy
Gibbs
Lis
Sears
William M. John Weltes
Gibby Trseyy
Jenny
al Smith
Chapin’s
Gul
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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