Corry Pa Newspaper Ad Rates and World War Era Commentary
The Corry Pa newspaper lists display and classified ad rates with column and line charges and notes delivery by mail. It also prints a wartime opinion piece criticizing German propaganda and discussing the League of Nations and American public stance on postwar treaties.
Knox's Enormity Denounced in Treaties Debate
A sharp rebuttal criticizes Senator Knox for opposing the League of Nations and a German peace settlement. The piece argues that Knox defends autocracy by rejecting the postwar treaty and a proposed U.S. independent pact with Germany, claiming the Allies must restrain Germany to prevent a resurgent militarism. The writer contends the world cannot endure another German aggressor and urges unity with Britain and France to secure Poland and Belgium.
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Knox
Speetity
Bisto
United States
Anl
Lingus of Nations
Wlvocathng
Germany
Smalornok
Vance
Maya Sraujor Knox
Mili Harlem
le Pifect
Belgiva
Lytise Roxtita- Hou
Msiae-Horcaine
Poland
Atria
Rune Fia
Wuronarous
Saar
Noted Residents Publicly Testify
One million Pennsylvanians are taking Tay Tao and praising its merits as a tonic and stimulant. Prominent figures, including Captain M. Neilvon and Mayor TH. Prooman, testify to its curative and invigorating power. The product is advertised by C z Bobbitt & Son and widely promoted by local officials and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
America
M. Neilvon
Wong
Galva Hoa Army
Hareiabung
TH. Prooman
Northumbers
Tov
O. B Simms
Rodman Atroch Taplin
Piteadiegh
Thor Vicksroll
Houkir
End
Rot. Nowh Smith
WikesBareo
Me & On
Clementi
Funmolin
Nobel Clements
Awsyobulyvind
Chist Ht
Connery
New Castle Fire Department
Anthony Barb
Reading
Aianeia
Cer ‘Etary
C Z
Bobbitt & Soi
President of European state visits Erie leader
Erie September 6 Thore iy in Erie to meet President of a European state Hea Gregory Zaathoviel who is touring American cities He was appointed president of autonomous Rusinix state Aug 7 01 a state for 1 000 000 people He arrived in New York August 25 and plans to return to Raamnia September 24 aboard the labor aime He is accompanied by his wife Mrs Loom Zaatkovichy formerly Clara Leong Kothoimer of Youngstown Ohio and daughter of the late Dr J B Kothoimer City physician He aims to pattern his state after American models and build up Rusinix along similar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Gregory Zaathoviel
Pittsburgh
Zaatkovieh
Washington
Autonomous Bus
Rusinix Tt
Hye
America
Zeutkovicl
New York
Aiia
Raamnia
Loom
la Zuatkovichy
Clara Leong
Youngstows
Dr. J. Be
Conneaut Enveloped by Crime Wave Amid Breakdowns
In Conneaut a wave of apparent burglaries and hold ups has unsettled residents as police, aided by a posse, chase intruders. Houses were watched and revolvers reportedly displayed as bandits moved through the area, including a main road incident on Thomprin road. Police logged several incidents with a growing townwide alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namie
Ovary
Baie Fnr
Thomprin Road
Bay Rum Fatalities Sweep Jamestown Area
Bay rum deaths overwhelm Jamestown after four men die in 24 hours. Reports cite heavy drinking linked to multiple fatalities, with Hains Hokehiou, 5 years old, among the late victims. Warnings rise as families rush to hospitals and authorities investigate tainted liquor after a Thursday bottle purchase and a Friday purchase preceded more deaths.
Grand Jury Censures Road Supervisors Over Highway Condition
A grand jury criticized county road supervisors and township officials for deplorable highway conditions. It recommended urgent communication with newly appointed town supervisors and urged the county commissioners to spend more money on road improvements and better coordination.
Sugar Shortage Reported at Meadville
Meadville residents report a sugar shortage as months pass with limited supplies. Officials and neighbors discuss adequate measures to prevent a homefront crisis, but progress remains slow amid scarce shipments and blame over allocation.
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Meadville
Elderbergy
The Joy of Motherhood Advertisement and Public Notice
A damaged OCR piece includes an advertisement praising Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound for motherhood and a public highway notice. It claims the medicine aids pregnancy health and mentions testimonials from Philadelphia readers. The notice asks residents to remove obstructions from public highways and consult officials before private driveway work.
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Philadelphia
Lydia
Pinkham
Heisa
Rm Ustimonia Kingseasings
Araya Eet
Phila
Iin Co
Lynn
Mass
Ita
Aldo
Hiblic
Axe
Darrow
McCroy
Buperyindra
Weimar
War veteran in Curry murder trial defends actions
A Curry county murder trial centers on whether a world war veteran killed George Sydnam amid claimed war shock. Attorneys for Chenoweth argue trauma and timing explain the shooting, while prosecutors portray a deliberate act, as the court convenes with testimony from Chenoweth and others.
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Clara Williams
W. Lawson Butt
Ben Alexander
Harold Lloyd
Marguerete Clark
Gretna Green
Vivian Martin
Cony Evening Journal
West South
Synastyy
Collgrove
Arthur Collgrove
Alanson Orosery
Corry
Lota Notloers
Bingle Inserlion
Ordor
Germgny
Mori
Erate Republicite Srgin
League of Nationy
Boxiatar
Kane
Trbuny Wayne
Lodge
oPalfons
Baltimore
Ghichester
Ture, Bexontight
OIL City Trust Company
Conneaut
Ted
Hains Hokehiou
Is Lowe
Alton Lind- Wock
Wight
Jone Geberal
Rae
Tie
Ghaiten Fohsson
Piylolang
Irley Soph
T—White
Nergy
Ong
Mre. Phillips
Curry County
George Sydnam
al Whis
Feondone
Io Hinio
Win Hite
Devy
Hun
Bulleta
Vinny Tidgo
George
He Duigion
Chenoweth
Trvary
Nia
Aydnaw
Altatorent
Round Oak
Stee
HAL Thimites
Eioutteen Yury AG
Holts We
Traurs
Geol
Hetivece
Magnets
Toro Saar Ad HO
Restle
HME
Ae Manto Doos
The
Barlow Hardware Company
Warren National Bank
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