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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
3
A Corry newspaper prints a long tribute extolling Woodrow Wilson’s leadership and legacy. It lauds his vision for peace, the League of Nations, and his sacrifices, noting opposition from party rivals and the era’s political tensions.
The article argues for continual fiscal discipline under Secretary Mellon to sustain a steady, moderate prosperity. It warns against deficits, inflation, and deflation, urging individuals and government to cut waste and pay debts. It praises enduring wartime legacy and stresses responsible policy to avoid future economic turmoil.
An advertisement claims Rheum from N P Ames & Co ends rheumatic trouble or money back. It says the remedy helps in gout and arthritis and warns rheumatism can affect the heart. The notice lists the Ames & Co address and a sale of a white front bed nearby.
Dan Dobb claims a $1.41 million payment, while unrelated chatter touches on politics beer debates and public figures. The piece blends legal action with scattered quips about politicians, aviation fuel, and a New York police incident.
Dor Kirk volume number seven reports a robbery at John Bopsis's home on Main Street Monday evening. Thief stole Bopsis's gold watch and chain valued at 73 dollars while he sat in the kitchen listening to Mandolin music. Police seek clues as bank book entries show 192 dollars, plus the missing items.
GiovanI Bertoli allegea Mayer of Guido Benetti was indicted on murder after a February grand jury returned 19 true bills and one not true bill. Bertoli will stand trial next week before Tidge Rossiter for stabbing Bernitti in West Sixteenth street during a quarrel. Henry Vesper and cousin Earl McCullom were indicted on highway robbery after his release from the Western pen.
Boxing circles report the New York Boxing Commission faced a deadlock at its 61st meeting over appointing a chairman and suggest William Muldoon may resign tomorrow. The panel is slated to reconvene to vote on the chairman.
Judge Mc Doughry sentences John Miller, head of the Philadelphia Fairy Ring Club of Sharon, to $1,009 fine and jail for months. Court signals possible adjustment if dues are paid. Miller partly exonerated. Judge notes 400 members in Sharon and remarks on constitutional amendment awareness.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon with Mr Walter L Peake of Wright Street, as Mrs Peake is absent. Business of importance will be discussed and every member is urged to attend.
PE Whittimey has spent several days on business in Hamilton and Detroit. He arrived back this morning after meetings and a brief stay in Michigan.
A Mart Texas woman, Mrs B F Bannon, reports taking Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to recover from being run down. She says the medicine helped from the first dose, restored cheerful mood, improved sleep and appetite, and enabled her to sew and work without nervous fatigue. She offers the letter for public use to help others on the road to health and happiness.
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