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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
8
Senior High School lists honor roll and credit pupils for the six weeks ending the 1892-95 term. Names span Seniors to Post Graduates with many students named in credit and honor lists, reflecting academic achievement across classes.
Reverend J Bass of Titusville Pennsylvania praises Thompson's Barosma Tablets for kidney and stomach relief and claims they purify the system by eliminating poisons. The ad also touts Golden-Lax Tablets for liver and bowels, listing prices 50 cents and 25 cents respectively.
Bertie Grove aged 12, previously underweight, reportedly gained ten pounds after taking Vinol iron tonic. The tonic is said to improve appetite and give rosy cheeks, with proponents claiming Vinol cures and benefits children’s health.
Norman H. Davis, a Tennesseean with long service under both parties, is pitched as a possible next secretary of state. His influence abroad, role in disarmament and financial talks, and history from Vanderbilt to Stanford underline a career as a trusted U.S. diplomat and adviser.
Corry Pennsylvania January 30 1933 To the Editor the Gold Standard law and other acts are crooked and bear responsibility for the industrial mood. Hoover signed the tariff act and would have signed the others if in the White House. Wholesale agricultural prices fell 60 percent since August 1929 wiping out farm wealth. The writer urges a 150 percent wholesale price increase to restore the August 1929 level, arguing current prices devastate farmers. W. E. Ewer signs the letter.
Joseph Ostman of the Interstate Commerce Commission defends Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to railroads before a Senate investigating subcommittee. In Philadelphia a Philadelphia chiropractor’s wife Nedie Satnis is found dead, choked by a scarf tangled in an electric wiring, husband Louis discovers the body in the basement.
Kand February report on the Kane-Kinxup highway link describes ongoing construction several miles from Kand city. A large local crew and crews from Dudsville work in shifts every three days. Stone work began yesterday with five trucks active. The route starts near the old Anderson sawmill, ends near the Red Bridge, about halfway to Kinzua. No completion date was announced.
OIl City Feb 1 Hagerty Nager Ty of 208 Hiland Avenue confined in Franklin hospital for two to three days with bad bruises after being struck by a car on the Oil City PrarKyin road Monday night. Driver A C Sheasley 1446 Bik Street Franklin said to have failed to see him while hitch hiking to Wheelers Tavern. No x rays needed as no broken bones visible.
Adam Andrezg aged 42 of North Warren was struck on the head by a large rock while blasting on Cherry Grove road near Weldhatk Monday around 5 30 pm. He was rushed to Warren General Hospital with a fractured skull and condition described as fat. Andrezg, a highway construction foreman, was assisted by two other highway department workers and believed to have been near the blasting area where dynamite was being used.
Fe Kane February 1 one of the region’s longest hikes ends as 218 Bayard Street retiree G Sailor leaves his lather pouch after 97 460 miles walked on his Kane post office route. He has traversed Bayard Haines and intersecting streets during a career totaling about 7 4410 miles.
Dairymen at French Creek held a meeting as local news items note community events. Reports include obituaries of Frank Connelly and Willard Johnson, social gatherings, school notes, and local visits across Clymer and nearby towns.
Sherman residents attended the Town Hall gathering where Altin White was elected president and T J Neckers vice president. Two directors were chosen, T J Weckers for three years and Allen White for two, with A L White named secretary treasurer. A February meeting was cancelled and a March 10 debate on monetary reform was scheduled with Conway and White for the affirmative and Proestler and Schermerhorn for the negative.
Advertises the Journal Wonder Package offering 12 pattern sheets each 24 by 146 inches with 18 motifs for decorating baby furniture and items. Designs include kitten bunny butterfly frog owl and squirrel transferable up to 10 to 12 times, usable on pottery glass cloth and metal boxes. Priced at 1.00 includes mail-order coupon and office pickup options.
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