Cony Evening Journal Advertisements and Post Office Details
Corry Pa advertisement text noting publisher Arthur Colegrove. It lists mailing class and rates: $500 yearly by mail, three cents per copy by carrier, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on application. Published daily except Sunday, West South Street Corry.
The Romantic Season and Autumn Romance
A reflective piece argues romance peaks in autumn with its holidays Hallowe en and Thanksgiving. It links seasonal mood to tradition adventure and imagination. It cites harvest imagery like pumpkin pie cider and apples as fertile ground for romantic atmosphere.
Sleep and Health Suggest Parents Ensure Sleep Hours
Parents can aid education by ensuring children obtain regular adequate sleep. Doctors warn insufficient rest leads to sleepiness and underdevelopment in youths, with nerves and health affected. Adults also need sufficient sleep for health and daily performance. Parents must guide children to proper sleep duration.
Dance at Armory Delights Big Crowd in 1905
The Armory dance drew an unusually large crowd with an exceptionally good orchestra led by Miss Curley Bassett of Union City. JM Sheely returned from New Willington to decorate a bank building. Titusville All Stars and Parish Home Team meet on the main gridiron to wrestle the pigskiy. Andrew Whitaker of the State Board of Fisheries left for Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Crook and Mr and Mrs George Reddy leave for Denver, Calo for the winter.
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Armory
JM Sheely
New Willington
W. Va
Titusville All Stars
Parish
T . Crook
George Reddy
Denver
Calo
Rents Rise in Seventeenth Century Billings Kite Market
The lease for the Billings kite market climbed from 500 dollars per year to about 817 percent, reflecting steep rental growth described in the report.
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Dob
Bell Phone 141 Mutual Phone 441 A M Pleyte Garden Union on Green Houses
A terse notice lists Bell Phone 141 and Mutual Phone 441 alongside A M Pleyte, a landscape gardener and florist, and references a union on green houses in Penn'a.
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Bell
A. M. Pleyte Landscape Gardener and Florist Union
Onion Penn'a
Choosing Occupations and Vocational Guidance
A discussion on guiding youth into careers through vocational guidance. It argues for aligning curriculum with student abilities and interests, noting past pressures toward traditional paths and the need to let individuals pursue fitting trades or professions. It emphasizes early aptitude and parental influence in career choice.
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Johnny
Mary
Uese
Williq
Willie
Aow
Mier
Pew
Cleveland Chinaman Falls Victim of Tongs
Police investigate a hatchet murder in Cleveland's Chinatown amid Tong warfare. Detectives say Yee Chock was killed in a room foul with opium fumes after refusing to traffic in narcotics, with leaders from Hip Sing and On Leong implicated.
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United
Cleveland
Ohio
Primitive Bread Making From Ancient Crude Process
The fragment notes early bread origins from acorns and seeds. It mentions a Roman philosopher Ming discussing palmline crude methods using wheat. Grain was pounded and crusted remnants formed into a cake dried in the sun.
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Ming
New Beauty Cream Promises Quick Complexion Revival
Advertises a beauty cream by N. W Ames & Co promising faster complexion makeover with rose petal texture. Claims whitening cleansing properties and overnight wear plus a non sticky, non greasy feel and good powder base.
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Frei
Metfogto
Wy i. N. W Ames & Co
Law Reform Address by Judge C. F. Amidon
Judge C F Amidon speaks to the North Dakota Bar Association on law reform. He argues for higher judge pay, longer tenure, and elimination of restrictive statutes to improve justice, comparing English and American judicial roles and urging reforms to raise respect for law.
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C. F. Amidon
Gill
Amides
United States Court For
the District of North Dakota
Uorry
North Dalla Bar Association
Jude Ancor
England
Fle
America
Tridges
Missionary Work Key to Religion Says Muller
The text argues that missionary work is the vital soul of religion, urging a progressive, world-embracing approach. Muller emphasizes the need to be missionary to fulfill the faith’s purpose.
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Mar Muller
State road bond issue balance sold amid limited bids
Harrisburg reports the state attempted to sell the remaining balance of a road bond issue. No bidders emerged at first, then a syndicate bid driven at later stages. The sale involved large sums and was handled by a state fund.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Willimmy Illott
Matlite
Roarit
Mosog
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