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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1924
Page
3
The article notes the Rockefeller Foundation spent 8,431,000 to promote mankind's wellbeing worldwide. It highlights efforts to migrate scientists, diffuse ideas, and support medical science, disease control, and rural education, urging governments to redirect war funds to constructive projects.
Twenty years ago items include Hal Wailes in West Vinjoinia, Albert Theidell qualifying as Alterman, Pennsylvania Gas moving into a new office at Spring and Main, Charlie Craker catching a large trout at Hare Creek, and Keystone Real Estate Company with officers named Don P Smnixh to WJ Thurger.
Warren County commissioners allocate 3900 for cattle TB eradication in five townships Columbus Spring Creek Freehold Sugar Grove and Brokenstraw. Plan requires 90 percent participation to test cattle and remove non tested animals with costs shared by state federal and county funds. About 7000 animals to be tested with May start and township shares based on cattle population.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a fast cold remedy for chest tightness and congestion. It claims penetrating heat from red peppers relieves chest pain, muscle aches, and stiffness within minutes, urging readers to buy at their local drugstore.
The piece discusses a potential gentle recovery from a light recession as lower prices stimulate demand. Observers note consumer ability to buy, steady store shelves, and plans like the Dawes reparations easing inflation fears. A fall pickup in manufacturing is anticipated with political campaign effects and a possible liberal credit flood to spur new enterprise and business activity.
A period ad touts Kojene as a powerful tonic claiming to banish lifelong trouble for men and women. It offers a six ounce bottle for 60 cents with instructions to take a spoonful in water twice daily.
Public sale announced on a farm near Union City on Honterville road Friday May 2 1024 at 1 PM includes cows two year old heifers two year old bull six horses one team of matched black mares eight sheep two lambs about 25 hens horse cultivator two wheel cart corn boiler feed grinder plow and other farm implements. Terms cash or on approved security by equitable auctioneer Arthur Scouten and John Styer.
Angelo Lapara of the U S lighthouse service attached to Erie detail died after a gas asphyxiation incident that also claimed his father Edward Lobara and two sisters Consuela and Maria in their Buffalo home on Niagara Street. Neighbors say the family was found by a workmate after Angelo failed to report for duty.
Corry notes set for Saturday at 1 o clock in Mukenter Hall with opening song Wayside Bayswmy and a roll call where each attendee proclaims a daily life slogan. Sisters Fuultaybinry and Pesking present demonstrations while Sister Lee Pesking and Sister Glenai Stowell discuss differences between city and country schools. Brother Mangus covers economic and political farm issues.
A damaged text fragment from Dunkirk lists various names, items, and prices in a noisy OCR passage. It mentions shoes, embroideries, and a sale context, but the handwriting is incomplete and hard to parse.
A California court rules a persistriant has a perfect right to walk in the middle of the road. The piece contrasts traffic flow on a Florida route and comments on government generosity. Also offers plant and furniture classifieds including red and black raspberry plants and Monobold furniture for sale.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as quick relief for head colds and nasal congestion. It promises immediate opening of nostrils and easy breathing, endorsed by millions, urging readers to obtain a small bottle from their druggist.
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