Corry Office Rates and Mailing Terms Noted
The notice outlines second class mail terms with 7 0600 per year, carrier rates of three cents per copy, and weekly patterns. It mentions applications and form details for service setup.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
3
The notice outlines second class mail terms with 7 0600 per year, carrier rates of three cents per copy, and weekly patterns. It mentions applications and form details for service setup.
Mr and Mrs Elney Wilson and Hazel spent a Sunday afternoon with Rev Campbell and family. Glaerice M Baker of the wholesale coffee house Martin Hall and Co of Heston and Tey don Bukér and families of Vestfeld visited their parents Mr and Mrs BW Buber.
A passage notes Soviet efforts described by a visiting reporter including a chub and a damaged freight incident in Erie. It explores Soviet aid, education, and health access in cooperative stores and universities, portraying propaganda aims and the perceived contrast with American welfare.
The Department of Agriculture funds and distributes 12 educational films shown to about 400000 spectators. Highlights include tuberculosis in cattle, dairy health, fight against the boll weevil, bee life, and the milk industry. A portable unit reaches remote farms and schools.
A physician warns that mixing old and new medicines in a kitchen cabinet risks wrong bottles and spoiled contents. Eliminate clutter from the medicine chest, keep standard remedies orderly for easy night time access, and throw away once-used medicines.
Erie City health officials report a week ending Monday with 20 cases of contagious diseases. Scarlet fever caused 12 infections though mild, chickenpox led 13 new cases, whooping cough 7, measles and mumps 0, and diphtheria 5. Infants under one year accounted for four cases.
At a 2 PM adjourned council session Franklin voters approved raising the city tax rate from 10 mills to 12 mills for 1924. Officials cited rising expenses and tighter treasury funds after years of surplus erosion, warning neglect would worsen street and sewer maintenance.
The market notes dull and unchanged for staples like flour pork lard and sugar with scattered steadiness in hay and butter. Dairy and eggs show mixed firmness with regional shifts in dairy products and egg grades. The text also includes a stray political stance on farmers and automobiles, citing a Department of Agriculture claim that autos are used mainly for business and that the purpose is not for public inquiry.
A fragmented 기록 notes Miss Deal Neyton returning to Hafti amid unclear events. The text mentions Christ crating, papert falting, and a meeting with her mother Margaret, with a cryptic reference to 58 VW and Neylon a TeOR.
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