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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal announces publication details for by mail and by carrier options. Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher with post office entry in Corry Pennsylvania. Advertising rates are available upon application.
The article discusses rising sugar prices tied to fuel costs and labor concerns, noting shoppers face higher costs for essentials. It mentions potential impacts on nutrition and asks why candy and tobacco prices are also shifting, urging readers to await official explanations and government action.
A city campaign stresses cleanliness as a path to health during warm months. Advocates urge tidying yards sweeping walls and removing filth to curb disease causing flies and spitting. The effort links street hygiene with comfort for residents and travelers alike.
An old aid ad touts MitONa stomach tablets for indigestion and distress. It claims rapid relief for acute or chronic stomach issues with a money back guarantee, attributed to Ames & Co. and ND Ames.
Notice given that Letters Testamentary have been issued on the estate of RB N Whitmore deceased. All persons having claims against the estate should present them to Samuel Whitmore, Administrator, and all debtors must pay to W Ed Moreh, attorney.
A fragment from The Journal Files dated April 2 1903 recalls Hiveehall days with names such as Wilson George MacDonald and Phares. Mentions Meadsie and Mead city events and a marathon. Readers note community figures like Mrs Whacky and others planning visits and improvements.
A St Marys boy died after a car collision with a machine driven by Joseph Hollman. The youth was thrown against the windshield and died shortly after arrival at Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital.
A heartfelt card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who aided during illness and death of a father. Special thanks note the Ames & Co and to Howard Co cut spin department workers for a gift. Mentions several named individuals and a Meadville lecture addressed to students on youth today.
An advertising feature touts Anaric Tablets as a cure for kidney trouble and rheumatic pains. It claims daily hot water and Anaric can remove poisons from blood, detailing a reader testimonial from Chester, Pennsylvania who regained mobility after using the product.
A man injured by a fall from New York Ventral waist oar Braeton on March 4 remains in hospital. Doctors amputated one arm at the shoulder and the other at the wrist. He is expected to be discharged by Friday with care arrangements in place.
In Clinton County Court a complex proceeding involved multiple defendants and testified on charges including murder. The court heard testimony about alleged actions at the Nuns Capelite site and found certain defendants guilty while others were acquitted or given different statuses.
The governor appointed James Thomes Dawa to the Salamanca district bench to hear the querney case stemming from the Heath of George Wole. Mindehith Jud as was assigned to the supreme court justice duties.
Local physician promotes a remedy claimed to cleanse catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduce inflammation behind stomach liver and intestinal illnesses including appendicitis. One dose allegedly proves efficacy with money-back guarantee. Sold by James C. Condra and many druggists. Also notes a meeting and sale notices for properties and stores.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a crash and names like Malye ter and Rhoyelerie but the text is largely indecipherable. No clear date location or outcome is established beyond a collision reference.
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