Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Names
The Corry Evening Journal lists miscellaneous publishing details including A. D. Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove, with national advertising representation by Fred Kimball Inc. Rates show mail subscriptions at 5 dollars annually and 2.50 for six months, carrier price three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week.
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Corry Evening Journal
Weat South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur/Colegrove . mny
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Stability in Real Estate Sees Slow Gains Ahead
A writer studying the field with experts says real estate remains stable with no panic. Improvement in farm prices and federal home loan moves aid, while cautious debtors and lower interest rates could lift the market over time. Creditors benefit from cooperation as property owners aim to break even in the long run.
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Ully
Four Decades Since 1894 Turbulence in Tariffs and Pullman Strife
A retrospective view recalls 1894 with Congress wrangling over tariffs and income tax, Pullman workers' clashes, Coxey’s army marching east, and Cleveland’s feud with arbitration. Mob action, strikes, and federal troops frame a year of unrest that echoed across Chicago and seven states.
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Thomas Beer
Congress
David Hill
Chicago
Pullman Palace Car Company
American Railroad Union
General Goxey
Grover Cleveland
Pullman
Mari Hanna
Washington
Coxey
Railrasd
Mogens Debsi
Altgeld
Tind
Cleveland
Monon
Gara
Burlington
Illney
Purposeful Reading Reveals Shifts in Book Circulation
A decade of Hive indicated rising public interest in reading across Me country not through ownership but through library lending and public access. The trend tracked a turbulent book market, with February showing notable spikes in book loans and library usage.
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Chicka
Immed Awny Rim
Neouure Ronthirs
Aimlinvle
Hetsemu
Public Reading Surges Through Early 1930s
Through 1932 and into 1933 books on history economics and social questions spiked in demand. A wide range of trades and crafts topics drew interest as readers pursued poultry farming interior decorating and public utilities. The New York Public Library notes a 67 percent rise in readers advisory services and many patrons follow ALA booklets on Reading With a Purpose. Librarians report growing interest in gas water and electricity topics.
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New York
American Library Association
Paris Chanel hats spark feminine, chic winter looks
Paris author describes Ghanel’s Hew Chanel hat collection as a bold mix of masculine and feminine styles. Felts and feathers, cloth, silk, velvet and fur feature plumes, ribbons, and jewels. The line aims to frame the face in a new way with dramatic, elegant shapes for 1984-85 fashion.
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Paris
Ghanel
Rejuvenate Statue Montage in Porvenating Era
A fragmentary notice describes a statue renovation in Montpelter area, noting it has been operated and replaced. The text references Aland Bor and Porvenating weather- beaten plate, with a palziot erected in Xiah. The readable items suggest a restoration event and a commemorative element.
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Alloa
Aland Bor
Ypinloh
Xiah
MacMurray Named Baltic Minister in Baltic States Assignment
United States press reports John Van Antwerp MacMurray has been named minister to Latvia Lithuania and Estonia signaling possible future ambassadorial role to Soviet Russia if relations are restored. The long career diplomat formerly served as minister to China and at various posts in Russia and the Orient.
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United Press
Washington
John van Antwerp MacMurray
Roosevelt
United States
Soviet Russia
MacMurray
Lat- Vid
Lithuania
Estonia
Baltic
Higa
Latvia
Russia
Riga
Moscow
China
Leningrad
New St. Petersburg
ex-Petrograd
State Department
Henley J.4 Stimson
Sid Simson
Allen Mlotz
Hobert Kelly
Department
Wes Nowy Fengath
Bangkok
Siam
Ta Latyld
Batoun
Agerkanive
Teseilton
Dorothea Wieck in Hollywood Portrait of a Star
In Hollywood Calif on Sept 11 Dorothea Wieck is profiled as a complex star. The piece notes her German origins Dorothea’s idiosyncrasies include small tips five cents for service and a love for odd meals. It describes her fashion of disdain for whisky and preference for canine companionship and electric light over sunlight.
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Hollywood
Calif
Dorothea Wieck
Ernst von der Decken
Germany
Bris
Dorothea
Madame ‘Bovary
Former Clymer Merchant Dies in Home Village
William H. Keams, a longtime Clymer merchant who ran a meat market and served as village collector for nine years, died at age 64 after a brief illness. He was a member of the Cadal tow Lodges of Sherman and left three daughters and several relatives. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Clymih
William H. Keams
Cadaltow Lodges
Sherman
Clymer
Gillfeckars
Stuceman
Bradbury
Hepedete
Mire
Thos Macity
Archie UN Duniit Mearns
Ciifarmte Pater
Twenty Years Ago In Corry S News Highlights
A compact recap from September 17 1913 noting Corsy City Electric Light Company extends all day Sunday service, McCarthy Company preps relaunch of Corry federal building, school sessions at Fairview building, NuBone Corset Co seeks extra space, Andrew Nelson dies from streetcar injuries, Supt Wilson to consult teachers on fall term, Navy Secretary Daniels passes through, Gridley monument dedication in Erie, Dan Alexander Will Lewis Sam Jacobson Frank Raeder trip to Titusville for flood, Loder leaves for Union City, Bailey visits Union City, Helen Blair to Brie for Villa Maria Academy, high school playoff game 8 to 7 with Hill key pitcher, Cohen family hires Miss Browning of Cleveland, E M Love and Son win federal building excavation contract, Mohawk Condensed Milk Co sets 1.60 per 100 pounds for September milk, minstrel show draws crowd at Library theatre, Judge Barker attends 112th New York Volunteers event, Harritt Burcholit arrives to teach history at high school.
World and Cuban affairs stirWashington pundits
Latin diplomats in Washington praise Roosevelt's Cuba stance yet doubt it will win over home publics as European misrepresentation grows. AMERICANS UNINFORMED about Cuban politics. Ferreras misses Montevideo talks. Ferrers, Machado ally, fled Cuba. Roosevelt faces understated opposition in Wall Street and banking, with inflation fears and potential credit controls. In October industry recovery expected. Knickerbocker editor Raymond Moley sets up in New York's Astor Building.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Washington
Roosevelt
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
New York
Banetl
NEA
Wall Street
Floosewelt
Atyisera
Astor Building
Ofice
Pew Magazine
Raymond Moley
Whiet + Astor
Knickerbocker
42Nd Street
Broadway
Kicketbacker
Vincent Aston
Two Youths Killed in Train Wreck near Layton
United Press reports that two youths died when four cars of a west bound Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed near Layton and blocked the main line for over five hours. Victims tentatively identified as Harry McCloud, 23, and Edward Young, 22, both of Virginia, through Salvation Army cards. Copper plates from the derailed cars caused gruesome injuries. A broken wheel on a car near the middle of the train is blamed for the derailment.
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United Prese
Uniontown
Layton
Baltimore & Olin
Treight
Harry McCloud
Edward Young
Virginia
Salvation Army
Holdups and Frauds Tied to 1925 Robbery Case in Pa
Cleveland reporters note Alex Zeberiel 86 is being returned to Greensburg Pennsylvania by state troopers to face questioning in a Vandergrift Pennsylvania bank robbery on November 4, 1925, where six robbers escaped with 75000 dollars. In another item Charles P Fitzgerald 60 and Ruth 55 of Pittsburgh were jailed on fugitive warrants for allegedly selling fake oil stock in Pittsburgh.
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Antepress
Cleveland
Alex Zeberiel
Greensburg
Vandercrift
Srumpalo
Pittsburgh
Charles P. Fitzgerald
Ruth
Harvest Vacation Favors Inmate Amid Grain Theft Case
In Albany a jailed man for drunken driving was granted a harvest vacation to tend his grain crop. The court ordered the farmer to report back in 30 days to answer his charges.
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Albany
Sweeping Reform Planned for Montrinas and Beyond
A broad reform program outlined by regional leaders targets social, political, and economic changes. Officials promise strong action on governance, public services, and fiscal accountability while seeking input from communities. The plan aims to reshape policy, improve transparency, and modernize institutions across multiple sectors.
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MR. Ford
iPaye
Alisa
Mary Knight
Hollywood Film Shop
Journal
Corsy City Electric Light Company
McCarthy Company
Federal
Fairview
Concorn
Te NuBone Corset Company
Ajax Foundry
Andrew Nelson
Supt. Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Erie
Dan Alexander
Will Lewis
Sam Jacobson
Frank Raeder
Titusville
H. M. Loder
Flint, Avenue
Union City
William Bailey
Bell Telephone Company
Union Cily
Helen Blair
Brie
Villa Maria Academy
Raymonde
Hill the
Nero
Nils
Itsarea
Cohen's
Miss Browning
E. M. Love and Son
Federal Building
Mohawk Condensed Milk. Co
Library Theatre
Harritt Burcholit
Buffalo
Feaume
Havana
Sumner Welles
Latin America
de Gespedes
Welles
Atlantic
Fachado
Despelos
Ferrara
Colonel Ferrers
The
Monte
Bank Credit Ia
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fa
George C. Stowe
West Church Street
Drie R. Ri
Samuel Strappy
Christian Missie Ary Alliance Church
Piers Grove
Muciam Hill
Tony Payer Wold
North Center Effect
Montrinas
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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