The Dole Trap Threatening Britain and America
An editorial warns that Britain's dole sustains unemployment by paying pensions rather than wages for work, eroding productivity and wealth. It urges a shift toward wages for useful labor to preserve self respect and national strength, warning against a Rome-like decline. It cautions the U.S. to avoid similar policy errors and maintain work incentives.
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Great
Britain
Rme
England
Rome
Uncle Sam Targets Huge Cash Bond Issue Plan
The Treasury aims to raise 1.1 billion dollars to redeem former bonds and short term notes. New bonds will yield 3 percent and certificates 1.18 percent, signaling a favorable refinancing. Market demand could exceed the issue, echoing last June’s 800 million bond sale.
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Sam
Treasury
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Feature Highlights
The edition shares large photos from the special features for the Corry Pair including the airplane and the Met. Manager Manley of the Pennsylvania Gas Company says extensions granted to patrons will begin once pipes arrive. Lewis W. Alda is chosen as Republican mayoral candidate. Library theatre shows and vaudeville act priced high. Spartansburg band engaged for Corry Fair. Anna Teehner leaves for New York City after a summer here. Dan Delury and Fred Schaub travel to Garland to play Tidbute. Dr Jennie Young returns from Europe.
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Manley
Ofice
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Daily Lessons in English headline on word usage
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon presents common word misuse and mispronunciation notes. It highlights phrases like What will you have and explains differences in pronunciations such as the the sound. It introduces synonyms insgnificant trifling and outlines a practice to grow vocabulary with a focus on one word each day.
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W. L. Gordon
Ophey
Mary
A Problem A Day Puzzle About Cubic Inches
A reader asks for the length of a wood flock containing 216 cubic inches when height width and length are in the ratio 1 to 2 to 47. The answer to yesterday is 4995. Explanation: multiply 25 by 7, then by 7 again.
Wiener Roast Enjoyed by Church Youth Group
The First Methodist Episcopal Church youth group met at the shaveh last evening and traveled to the fire pit of John Giupin for corn and wiener roast. Rev. Wim En and Sedrit McCall led the evening program with Miss Almeda Mack directing the social department of the Epworth League for a pleasant bonfire gathering.
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First
Methodist Epicopal
John Giipin
Corm
Weiner
Wimen
Sedrit McCall
Utter
Gars
Almeda Mack
Epworth League
Succumbs to crash injuries in Kane area
Albert A Heverson, once of Kane and now a Pittsburgh resident, died in Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh Sunday night from injuries after being struck by a car. He was born February 26, 1883 in Wilcox and years lived in the Kane area before moving to Pittsburgh eight years ago. The body was brought to the home of Mrs Ralph Davis at Thomson Paris.
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Albert A. Heverson
Kane
Bof
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Peterson
Ralph Davis
Thomson Paris
Wilcox
Fragmented World History Q and A Card
Answers cover geography naval history and language with errors. It notes Australia’s size comparable to the United States and Alaska, Horatio Nelson as the top British admiral, limestone to sweeten sour soil, hors de combat meaning put out of action, and North Carolina as the Tar Heel state.
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Australia
United States
Alaska
Horatio Nelson
England
North Carolina
Erie Man Killed When Truck Leaves Road South of Conneautville
Loyd R Thurber, 32, of 1717 Meuse Street, died when his truck veered off Route 18 three miles south of Conneautville and struck a tree shortly after 5 am Tuesday. Motorists found him slumped in the cab. authorities believe he fell asleep at the wheel. The body was removed to White Undertaking in Conneautville. coroner W. E. Byham of Meadville planned an investigation. Thurber had a concession at Albion’s Toast event and was en route with gear when the crash occurred.
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Loyd Thurber
Conneautville
MRI
Lloyd R.thurber
Meuse Street
Route 18
Con Peautville
Thurber Ead
Linadon
White Undertaking
W. E. Byham
Meadville
Brugger Piineral
Erle
Thurber
Connesitville
Albion
Labor Day
Thatcher
Funeral Services for Arthur O'Brien at St Thomas Church
Requiem mass sung for Arthur OBrien who died at Corry Hospital after a short illness. Rev Francis OConnell officiated in Fr Graves absence. Interment at St Iphomus Cemetery. Bearers named Frank Keefe W Lyons Frank Blair Joseph McMahon William Ryan M Keleher. OBrien relatives from Cleveland attended. Out of town visitors Marjorie Pfichfer Virginia Webb from Spartansburg. Political Advertisement.
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St. Thomas Church
Arthur O'Brien
Corry Hospital
Francis O'Connell
Francis Graves
Ehbir
St. Iphomus Cemetery
Frank Keefe
W. Lyons
Frank Blair
Joseph McMahon
William Ryan
M. ©. Keleher
Elizabeth
Anna
Margaret O'Brien
Cleveland
City
Thieves Loot Erie Depot and Creamery in Sunday Heist
Burglars emptied the Erie Railroad depot and the Dairymen’s creamery of valuables and clothes Sunday night, taking a gum vending machine, typewriter, boots, stamps, and a clock. Loot valued at about 285 dollars, with multiple smaller losses totaling 149 dollars at the depot and 87.60 dollars at the creamery.
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Susrs
Benin’ Point
Erie Railroad
Wilkins Sub Within 350 Miles of Pole
Sir Hubert Wilkins' polar submarine Nautilus advanced into Arctic waters within about 550 miles of the North Pole. The crew reported the ship was refueling and preparing to head southward as part of the expedition.
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Wilkins
Pole
Wey United Pr
Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
Selsei
Marth: Pole
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Dole
Flite
Lewis W. Alda
Library Theatre
Herr French
GN. Roberts
North Center Street
Spartansburg
Anna Teehner
New York City
Mrs. Olson
Just Pleasant Street
Dan Delury
Fred Schaub
Garland
Tidbute
Jennie Young
Ie Ntt
Newhouse “Shoehouse
N. Center St
Corry, Fa
Erie
Marjorie Pfichfer
Virginia Webb
George J. King
Picot
Paris
Madame Wolegard
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Cherry Creek
Ridgway
Jeng
Punxsutawney
Oldlock
Jefferson County
Hirry Ly, Macks
Punxsulawney
Fesling
Fleck Wa
Hopkins
Finck
Laless
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Vick
Alexander Smith & Sons
Fivestar
Shoreham
Axminster
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