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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists mailing and publication details. It notes publication daily except Sunday, a Post Office entry, second class mail, and rates for by mail and by carrier. Advertising rates are available on application.
A garbled reminiscence describes home cleaning woes and evolving device use in a neighborhood. Tangled phrases reference carpet and drapery care, a vague theft note, and a stroll through imagined scenes like Velatines on Puget Sound. The text blends stray names and places without clear events.
A chaotic, fragmented summary describes a communist proposal to expropriate property and redistribute land and assets. It mentions staged settlements, directives from the Cominform, and expectations of equal distribution, while threading in personal notes about marriage and political figures amid a US audience tone. The garbled text implies upheaval and policy shifts affecting individuals and holdings.
The Wash Tigion Parent-Teachers Association outlines Friday evening activities including Welcome by Lalinsye Myghes and Ruth Kwinse songs, a playlet Stir Spangled Banner, and performances by The Umbrella Brigade, The Air Hubble, and students from rooms 1 to 4. Patrons sponsor the event with various double selections and a closing sing.
An ad touts Proptive or Adterikia as a quick relief for gas and nervousness from stomach distress. It claims to act on both upper and lower bowels, remove imagined poisonous matter, and even prevent appendicitis, featuring Thomas Downey and emphasizing instant relief.
A garbled paste blends stray phrases about money fashion crime and sport with unclear names and places. Bits reference a judge named William and a Salem Oregon incident, amid scattered notes on women dolls and a street listing. The readable fragments form a chaotic, partially intelligible snapshot with no clear single event.
Ridgway records show a population of 6480 with growth in new families since the postwar era. The directory notes home ownership and rental status, listing those owning outright or paying under purchase agreements, and describes a newly opened area with improved conveniences for residents.
United Pros reports early April fires sweeping a region near Whzubeth and Ville, causing heavy timber loss and threatening towns. Volunteers, aided by a state forestry department, fought blazes as authorities warned continued danger until a heavy rain cooled the flames.
A Dubois youth pleaded with his attorney for leniency as he faced a six month term in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Judge Chewell rejected mercy, ordering a $300 fine and six months confinement after a spree of disturbances and attempts to avoid jail.
A ten thousand dollar lawsuit was filed in Uhiree County naming Joanin Suchy and the Erie Trac tion company. The preliminary action seeks damages for injuries related to a fatal incident involving Wells Og at Twenty third and State streets, with attorney Sam Rocster listed for the plaintiff.
Fragmented text discusses ailments and iron in blood, claiming iron drives strength and vitality. It suggests iron deficiency causes weakness and disease symptoms, though wording is garbled and difficult to parse. The piece appears to urge attention to iron levels as key to health.
A noted physician recommends Nuxated Iron as a standard remedy for all anaemic and run down conditions. The claim highlights the preparation’s broad effectiveness and suitability for general weakness, urging readers to consider it as a primary iron supplement.
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