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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
8
Reporter Maria Yerkes covers a chaotic trial in which Yerkes, mutts of Bumbeuteneeur Philadelphia, faces charges of elinlating the mintor law regulations. Judge Taner Barnett imposes six months and a $500 fine plus costs amid a denial of a new trial.
Mrs Bradford from Phoebus Virginia testifies after twenty years of use that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased distressing symptoms including hot flashes insomnia and nervous irritability. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes it is sold broadly through local merchants.
A letters style notice describes a community bazaar hosted by the Ladies Aid Society. It lists homemade candies, aprons, and lfirst quality goods for sale. Chairs and organizers are named along with the event timing and location, inviting neighbors to attend and support.
A damaged ad describes Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers claimed to provide rapid warmth and relief from congestion, chest cold symptoms, and aches. It touts penetration into affected areas, urges application on the chest or joints, and notes availability at drug stores for immediate use.
A 2 year old boy, son of Mrs Jennie Bell of Ganien Avenue, was decapitated at 6:40 am Monday when struck by an Emporium Buffalo milk train of the Pennsylvania railroad twenty feet east of Wayne street crossing. The body flew forty feet from the front of the Sponte tive as bones broke. An inquest will be held. Mr Bell and two others were walking along Wracka Road. one reportedly stepped on the North bound track before the location reached him while companions walked along the South bound track. Bel Mo Baker visiting her daughter Mrs Richart Jewell has returned to Warren.
Fragmentary items describe Wey, Wythe, and local firms, mentioning a ship issue and a fire phenomenon. Names Culven, Tupi, Rayner Shean, Rogers appear in uncertain context. The text references Findley Lake and a height of 190 feet, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Pudley Lake Silver Fox Company operates a acres fox ranch with several externally owned pairs, mainly for breeding. Foxes scoring below 89 of 100 will be fur-marketed. Visitors welcomed between and until December 25, then December Sith to June 15. closed otherwise. Company chartered for 50,000 dollars. Officers include President John Montier, North East, Pa, and L F Swarts Findley Lake as Treasurer Secretary and GM with other stockholders listed. More details on stock and operations follow.
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