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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
3
By Mail: 600 dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy. Piflgen cents per week advertising later made undown upon application.
The piece urges universal participation in elections, noting 46 percent turnout and 36 percent of qualified voters expressing their wishes while urging citizens to register and vote. It argues that voter apathy weakens democracy and that a higher turnout brings government closer to the people.
The New York legislature debates mandatory driver licenses for all operators, with revocation for misconduct and a $1 fine. Applicants would face exams to prove fitness, with suspensions up to nineteen months. The proposal calls for tougher cross state traffic law enforcement and broader cooperation among states.
A Chicago firm announces a voluntary halt on mail order pistols and rifles amid rising national violence. The piece argues Congress should ban interstate firearms shipments except for legitimate uses under strict regulation, branding government tolerance as a contributor to crime.
Harmless fat reduction method touted with Marmola Prescription Tablets made under Marmola Company guidance. Claims steady, safe weight loss with no ill effects. sales pitch urges purchase from Detroit supplier Marmola Company or local druggists. other cluttered line items advertise furniture and wares with cheap pricing.
A 1924 style editorial argues the United States must decide how much to fund Europe to help Germany meet reparation payments. It contends aid should support economic restoration without humiliating Germany and warns distrust of German objections could imperil peace. A local notice advertises a sale by A. O. Sandburg.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions Mee 7 MW Campbell Cotey Charry Cree and Newatte Rey with scattered references to a Jane Mrggeli and F. Lt Pattorrais or Mott wtreet. The text lacks coherent events or dates, making precise summary difficult.
Representative Aswell of Louisiana offered an amendment to the agricultural appropriations bill to set aside 860000 for seed purchases and mailings but was ruled out of order. The appeal was sustained by the chair. Mrs Margaret Howles is visiting Union City today with friends.
A long letter promotes Kojene antiseptic for dental and medical use claiming it cleans and heals mouth infections tonsillitis and catarrh and compares it favorably to bolder products. It urges readers to buy at Thomas Downey’s and local druggists with a money back guarantee.
Report details six automobiles stolen during an escape attempt by convicts. One suspect, Warmer, was captured after a confrontation with police as he tried to return home. another, John Adrian, fled toward New Castle. A concurrent local meeting of community groups is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Harding School with members urged to attend.
A Washington School program featured Arbor Day activities and student performances led by teachers and local musicians. The event included tree planting, songs, and piano solos, with students and community members participating in the celebration.
A letter from Frank Lancing of Mt Vernon Indiana describes 16 years of constipation and multiple hospital visits and operations. After two months on Kellogg's Bran he reports regular bowel movements and no stomach souring. The ad promotes daily two tablespoonfuls with every meal and money-back guarantee, highlighting the product’s nutty flavor and versatile use.
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