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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1923
Page
3
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The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World plan a 121000 year long effort to enforce advertising laws, urge stronger legislation, and praise federal and royal authorities for curbing fraudulent ads. They commend the Postmaster General for mail department work in removing deceptive advertisements and stress honest production and truthful promotion to restore public trust.
The piece quotes a Ladies Home Journal view praising American civilization after war and ranking Europe and Asia. It notes readers regard the U S as a good place to live, with intelligent leaders appreciating the world’s awakening consciousness and a favorable view of the LBA as a place to reside.
The U S Department of Agriculture issues a pamphlet on Arbor Day history and tree species by region. It warns that many fine trees die due to improper pruning and spraying and stresses ongoing care beyond planting to ensure healthy growth.
An old newspaper ad promotes Sun Cura Ointment at 30 cents a jar and San Sura Soap at five and a half cents. It claims relief from boils carbuncles and various skin issues and cites retailers Ames & Coy Thomas Tawney R C Lindsley and Condras Tug Store with money-back guarantees if not effective.
Supt Fell and family returned from Duatiauqua yesterday. Three new Corby pianos were returned to the assembly grounds by W L Darling the Corby dealer. Lakeside excursion to Celoret passed through this morning in two sections with 21 voachun. Mrs Tila Dalrymple of Pittsfield visited. Mr and Mrs SJ Wilson of Gulelatree returned home. Captain Lane purchased a steam launch, will work a new trip to New York City. Miss Musa Bowen departs for extended trip to New York visiting Grants Tomb Statue of Liberty Mt Beacon. Prof Patton spoke for a full hour last evening. audience praised Patton and Musick sisters.
A Vogue era piece argues in favor of private backyard substitutes where public school or park playgrounds are unavailable. It cites a Children’s Bureau guide detailing affordable child equipment costs and construction tips to encourage home play areas.
The garbled text references Babe Ruth Cy Williams and Hollywood, mentions Wheat prices cut and bootleg directories, with scattered lines about New York city directories, dates, and unidentified names. No coherent narrative or clear facts emerge from the OCR fragment.
A fragmentary report describes a night flight from Chicago to New York City completed recently by Edward Stindon and companions. It notes rapid communications but argues personal contact remains essential for busy dealings. It ends with a broad reflection on wartime strain and national pride.
In loving memory of our son Paul G MeElroy who died one year ago today August 11 1923. Mr and Mrs William MeElroy
Five people were injured in a crash four miles from Jamestown last night near the Stillwater district schoolhouse. Harry Marr and Blair were among the injured. Mary Co Parro was arrested on a charge and later released on bail. Mrs McKay and Hazel Jell left for Pittsburgh to visit relatives.
Columbus notices detail a Sunday service August 12 with Rev. Bighmey at 11 am on The Leaven of the Kingdom and Sunday School at 12 noon. An evening service and youth and boy scout events, plus a charity drive of about $6000 for equipment, are announced along with plans for a reunion picnic on August 15 at Mather Park. Nearby residents are listed as visiting or staying with local families.
William Walker of West Springfield, Pennsylvania announces candidacy for a second term as County Commissioner on the Republican ticket. The notice states the filing date is September 15.
A historical report highlights Polk Hospital efforts and personnel, naming Joan Wets and others while detailing appointments, training, and procedural notes. The document references patient counts, institutional activity, and staff roles within the hospital system during the period, with emphasis on organizational structure and care delivery.
James B Yard announces candidacy for Prothonotary subject to Republican party decisions on December 18 12s. Yard respectfully solicits support and votes from party members and local voters.
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