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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows Corry Pennsylvania newspaper data on West South Street for a local issue. Mentions Colegrove and post office classification under Second Class Mail Matter. Per-copy and weekly rates indicated as three cents and fifteen cents respectively, unclear due to damage.
Mrs. Clifford A Miller returns home from an Erie visit as the piece discusses safety testing by the Underwriters Laboratories in Chicago. Thousands of appliances are tested yearly to uncover flaws before public sale, saving lives and property and supporting fire and accident prevention efforts.
A farmer driven discussion voices support for James Suk to Congress, praising his stance on farm loans and diversification. It argues for businesslike farm operations and sustained learning, urging practical action over grand promises to help feed the world.
An ad style claim touts a simple mixer using glycerine and a silphy ap to aid stomach trouble in minutes. It promises relief from gas and bloating, saying it removes waste and leaves one feeling lighter, though the text uses unclear terms and promotional language.
Passover began Wednesday evening with Jews in the city observing the week long festival. Orthodox practice lasts eight days, while others keep seven, marking the Exodus and liberation as a key event. Homes refrain from bread and matzah used in meals. Edith Buller from Rochester arrives for Easter visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A G Buller.
Henry Horst, a young man and coworker at a Kennedy gasoline station, is held for the Chautauqua county grand jury on $600 bond after a break in at the Sugar Grove Garage. About $200 in tires and motor accessories were stolen. Robert Matsu of Sugar Grove notified authorities. Horst was arrested in Kennedy and brought to Jamestown for arraignment on larceny charges.
George A Sheenan of Warren sues American Railway Express Company over a trunk sent from New York City on July 4 1924 valued at 800 and delivered damaged by fire in Warren. He seeks 920 plus interest from July 8 1924 when delivery was due. The petition notes the company refused to reimburse losses.
United Press reports physician Harry J Green was arrested on a homicide warrant tied to the death of Mrs Annie Aiten of Redoklya. The case centers on an order to exhume Abel Allison’s body from Everinven Cemetery Brooklyn as part of the investigation.
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