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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
4
A Corry Mississippi public health report notes many children examined lack full dental care and that diets rich in milk fruit juices fresh fruit whole grains and clean teeth are linked to better dental outcomes. It stresses mothers diet before birth influences lifelong dental health and urges improved nutrition for children.
A fragmented column offers quirky Leap Year courtship tips focused on romance rituals. It humorously suggests practicalities like sofa comfort and lighting to influence proposals while warning against early advances and overbearing parental opinions.
Local listing promotes an inventory sale for sedans with a focus on late-history details for each car. The advertisement invites purchasers to contact the garage for available models and pricing.
Transcribed from The Journal File dated December 29 1903 the item lists various names and snippets of scraps from local life in Abie and surrounding areas including Tuleons A Pa and Hodson North Dake Mtr Fox Corry and the surname Youngman Riley and George Youngman referenced in a likely social or neighborhood roundup with brief mentions of events and people from the era.
Erie Feb. 27 Joseph Moorfield, county commissioner, will begin his second term next month. Joseph Roxuur, chosen as chairman, will start his fourth term as commissioner. The board will add a new member, Charles Davis, replacing William Watkins. Next year will bring Moorfield, Davis, Rowan, and Davis’s replacement. The reorganization meeting is expected January 7 to set tax rates and appointments.
Corry Battery Service at 407 E. Main St Boll calls for and delivers battery storage solutions. Service covers dry and wet batteries with full guarantee.
In a chaotic incident two gunmen entered an unnamed county seat residence district and robbed several homes, including Nes White and Wells Rankin Rowd in Lawrence Park. An unspecified jewelry shop on Fifteenth and French streets was looted, and police secured the area after authorities arrived near 2:40 a.m. No injuries reported.
Erie report shows county spent 7004 for upkeep of prisoners over four months. Twenty eight prisoners held most months. four discharged. Rail fare totals and 1924 contracts reviewed by commissioners. rate set at bi canta per day per prisoner.
Motorist Yorke of Westfield narrowly escaped serious injury when a downed electric line sparked at Hast Lake Road. The car struck a telephone pole, fell, and was damaged as rescuers arrived. Yorke was the only injured, with witnesses noting the danger to his vehicle and nearby occupants.
All persons having accounts against the City of Corry are requested to present them to the City Treasurer at the Municipal Building before 4 o'clock on Saturday December 20th. Robert Heerlein City Treasurer.
A Sunday service at the M E Church honors returning college students during holiday break. A speaker from each school presents the theme The Real Advantages and Opportunities at the School Attend The Union. Music includes Mendelssohn and Handel selections and offertory by a student ensemble. Names of attendees and represented colleges are listed.
A Monday school program at Cole Grove School featured Christine exercises and a Christmas welcome song. Students Edith Bromley, Ginie Annie Rovek Soni, Sophie Jinglesti, Josephine Triscuit, Sophie Urbanek, and many others performed recitations, songs, and dialogues under teacher Miss Tyee Hottgealee.
In a disputed county appointment, officials indicate Mike Brady is favored for reappointment. The interim superintendent remarks that no further action will occur before the wake, with emphasis on official stance and ongoing negotiations.
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