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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1925
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania identifies Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes second class mail matter status. It lists a yearly mail rate of five dollars, a per-copy price of three cents, and fifteen cents per week for advertising with terms available on application.
The article argues against a broad federal child labor amendment, urging restraint and state—level regulation. It defends limited youth work under 16, cites health and character concerns, and warns against overreach while stressing need for reasonable laws. It also notes unrest in Herrin linked to clan violence and cautions against vigilantism.
An Ames Co advertisement touts Dr Leonbirdt’s medicine as a guaranteed remedy to banish suffering quickly with no greasy residue or cutting. It claims prompt relief and directs readers to consult N Co or any druggist for the product.
A garbled twenty year old item from The Journal Piles notes various local names and events. Mentions church activities, court terms, library gifts, city figures and scattered references to towns such as Rothirt and Now. Contains multiple misread names and fragments, reflecting a historical snapshot of community life.
Bert Turnips Rumbagas features in a fragmented text item with stray names and odd letter sequences. The readable fragments reference individuals such as Nelivers Ventnr Anrhue S iM Rowe and F Cnr 110, suggesting a miscellaneous notice or puzzle snippet without clear context or coherent event details.
A report from the Senate Committee on Railstate describes amendments to the enabling act for road bonds. Governor Winehar and officials discussed incorporating the Auditor General and State Treasurer into bond issuance oversight, with revenues tied to highway proceeds and potential transfer to the general fund if needed. The committee expects the bill to move to the House soon after further review.
Williamsport police detain Nise Pailing Rooster 29 on a serious charge connected to the death of her four day old child found badly burned in a furnace in a northern Williamsport home. Gus Schaefer of the city is being held by police in connection with the birth of the baby.
Felic William Scott aged 18 of Grove City was bound over to stand trial on four charges for passing bad checks in Sharon. His checks totaled 7.45 dollars and he posted 500 dollars bail. Scott was jailed in Mercer County pending further proceedings.
United Press reports thirty nine sudden deaths in New York City across Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Bronx and surrounding areas. most due to bullets alcohol auto accidents fires and gas with multiple fatalities in several boroughs. includes falls drownings and a murder suicide.
A microbe described as exceedingly small can reproduce at a ferocious rate under normal conditions. It could yield an astronomical number of progeny in a single day, illustrating the extraordinary multiplying potential of bacteria.
A vintage notice promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a ready defense against colds and pneumonia. It claims the medicine helps break up a cold overnight when taken hot at bedtime and cites use by millions for constipation and digestive issues, with physician and druggist endorsements.
The Wellem Baling Company of town adds another truck to its fleet and reports a 100 percent rise in output over the past three months. Expansion includes deliveries to surrounding towns and increased pastry handling at the new field.
A partial OCR snippet describes a zooological garden keeper on vacation, noting mood and longing for companionship. Names and concrete details are missing, leaving a fragmentary personal vignette without clear events or dates.
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