Cory Evening Journal publisher and mailing details
The Cony Evening Journal in Cory Pennsylvania lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes daily publication except Sundays. It is entered at the Cory post office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates are 88.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier. fifteen cents per week. advertising rates available on application.
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Cony Evening Journal
South Street
Cory, P
AD. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Cory
Waterway delay shifts St Lawrence project start
The St Lawrence deep waterway plan faces another year of postponement as Canada delays approval and the Dominion government remains reluctant without a formal treaty. Officials in New York City and Montreal fear lost trade and port traffic, while U.S. and Canadian interests press for unified action despite objections.
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United Seates
Warrenly
Dominion
New York City
New York
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Midlie
Early
Art of
Canada
Speedy Street Cars in Detroit Trial Rapid Transit
Detroit starts a rapid transit experiment using street cars with right of way and single-stop operation at about 16 to 18 mph, comparable to New York subways. Diesel taxis shuttle passengers between cross streets, aiming to cut delays and speed service, with extension possible if trial proves worthwhile.
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Niny
Gilles
Cary
New York
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Extracts Hint at Fight News and Advertised Dope
Fragment reads about printed dope related to the Tuc key Dempsey fight and raises questions about promotion. Mentions Missiesppt seven s and rates, implying promotional materials or gambling chatter around the bout. The text is garbled and provides no clear outcome or date.
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Credited by Users
A patient letters praising Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief of weakness and general health. Testimonials from women in Greenfield Massachusetts and other states describe improved strength, vitality, and ability to nurse, with mentions of Savative Wash and other products.
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Pinkham
Ant
Davia St
Greenfield
Plakhom
J. A
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Hundradh
Toltors
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Mik
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Mysny
Nebrassky
Pinichani
Interesting Sidelights On Life In Nation's Capitol
Rodney Dutcher writes on a Washington scene describing Wheeler, a bravado fueled traveler who attends Krew convention, befriends a stranger, and hears a spontaneous speech drafted by a man he encounters. Wheeler's wit and boldness mark his rise, as a dramatic Anti Saloon League interruption showcases the era’s political theater.
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Nation’s Capitol
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A historical ad style feature promoting a language mastery booklet. The item presents garbled OCR text with exercises and answers from yesterday, including pronunciation queries and fill in the blank tasks. It advertises daily ten minute practice to improve vocabulary and usage with examples like prefacing and adjectives.
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Euse
Sr von Sein
Pope Aids Flood Sufferers in New York
Pope Pius x at symbolically aided flood relief with a $100,000 contribution announced in New York. The report notes the Vatican aid reaches victims inland and appeals for continued private and public support.
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Pope Pius
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Problem in Schoolroom Space and Tourism Urge
A garbled item describes a math problem about schoolroom space for 30 pupils and a leading tourist agency urging winter vacations. The readable fragments mention square feet and square yards, plus a referenced answer 408.06 percent and an explanation about subtracting 200 from 1188 and dividing by 200. The tourism note suggests promoting summer trips during cooler winter months.
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Hevach
Simmmer
Brady Dominates Warren Primary As Highest Votegetter
Brady led the ticket as Republican nominee for county commissioner with 5,002 votes. Harry Jefferson won the sheriff nomination with 4,850 votes, while George Haein trailed at 3,017. Rethinking continues on police leadership after Chief Whaleben’s renomination setback. Official counts begin Friday, with no changes from unofficial tallies expected.
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Brady
Rouse Hospital
Youngsville
Dy Stewart
George Grosth
Sheri
Sa Oi
Harry Jefferson
Sheffield
Grewith
Jefferson Aso
George Haein
Warren
J. Fratite
Eighth Ward
M. Whaleben
Court House
Amazing internal remedy for piles claims quick relief
An advertorial piece touts Pile Pills as a simple internal treatment that relieves hemorrhoid pain without surgery. It cites patient testimonials from Attleboro and endorses herbal tablets that pass through the stomach to heal and soothe, with money-back offers from local drugstores if not fully relieved.
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Everal
Thomas Downey
Kiwanis Club Endorses Community Chest at Luncheon
Heddy voiced endorsement of the Community Chest at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Corry. S V Stewart led the meeting focusing on club activities and the upcoming months. Members were urged to support the chest campaign though concrete announcements were not yet ready.
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Heddy
Kiwanis Club
Corry
S V Stewart
Opin Cme
Wsed
Campaign For the Chest
Public invites to hear Dempsey Tunney fight returns
Don Stewart extends a public invitation to hear tonight’s fight returns at his East Main Street store. The event will be broadcast on the radio and listeners may collect the returns via Radiols 25.
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Don Stewart
Dempsey Tunney
East Main Street
Corns Removed For Ten Cents By O Joy Wafer System
A shaky ad claims corns vanish instantly with O Joy Corn Wafer. It touts painless results, wafer thin ease, and guaranteed relief without acids or plasters. The copy mentions leading doctors and widespread availability, urging readers to try the product for fast, permanent comfort.
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I Gems
Thomas Dowadv
Debates Rise Over a National Defense Department
United Press dispatch from Washington reports rising calls in Congress to create a single national defense department. James K. Pook, chair of the House Military Committee, argues duplication across services warrants a unified chief and a secretary of defense. Opposition from Army and Navy leaders centers on disrupted traditions and control.
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American Legion
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House Military Committee
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National Defense
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Navy
Seould
Tor Japfly
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Ssuw
Gypsy Language Study Describes Tariduee-Speaking Group
An examination describes a Romany influenced language called Gypsy Language Universal Trommay used by Tariduee speakers. It links to Sanscrit roots and notes similarities with Romany, suggesting widespread mutual understanding among Gypsies despite fragmented noun usage.
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