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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1924

Page

6

Kiwanis Aims Explained by Local Club Member

Corry readers hear a member describe Kiwanis aims including service to society through fellowship, civic morality, and community effort. The speaker praises genuine Kiwanians, the spirit of Kiwanis, and the role of Corry’s unit in building a strong community.

Kiiwanis Club Corry Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Corry

Ground valve removal and tire repair at Concord Street Garage

Ground valves removed after a car service on Concord Street involving a 1913 model year Chevrolet and a Dodge. The incident referenced vehicle repairs and listed payment of five dollars for the service. The scene includes the Torch, Gray, Overland Lt 4, Star brands and mentions Concord Street Garage at 13 Concord Street.

Torch Gray Overland Star Chevrolet Dodge Concord

Public Sale of Estate Items at Sparta Township

The executrix of the Estate of Plarence McCarthy will hold a public sale on the Mayestown road 412 miles southeast of Spartaksburg on Tuesday in February at 10 o'clock. Items include wagons, farm implements, hay equipment, tools, a Fordson tractor, a Ford truck, milking machinery, a cider press, household goods, and more. Terms require notes with $15 down and four months to pay, with interest.

Plarence McCarthy Sparta Township Alonon Spartaksburg Mayestown Gushman Sfock Lumber Fordson Ford Truck Orly

WN Y PRODUCE MARKET REPORT SUMMARY

Market report notes varied produce items with prices and steady to dull demand. Items include pork lard dairy and sugar products with regional notes on milk, poultry, and canned goods, reflecting a mixed recent trading environment.

WN. Y United Brom Lidle West FAO TMC Santos Ase Cinekens Tinsiel Long Island Spéo Pacific Coast

Carter's K. B. Tea Ad for Children’s Health

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Carter's K and B Tea claiming it keeps liver and bowels in check and eases bilious attacks. It suggests giving it to peevish children, noting they like it and it acts gently.

Annual Slaughter on West Main Street Trees

Telephone company workers began their annual trimming along West Main Street from Center to First Avenue. Citizens complain the result makes the row resemble a damaged orchard and urge lifting wires to allow proper growth. work has paused, with hope mutilation will not proceed.

West Main Street Center First Avenue Heath Main Street Betheen

Great Healer Ointment san cura advertised by Ames Downey and Condra

An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as miracle cures for sores cuts burns and eczema with a money back plan. It claims rapid healing for a scalded arm and mentions price 30 and 66 cents a jar and a 25 cent soap advertisement aimed at general skin care.

N. F. Ames & Co Thomas Downey Advi

Butler rejects $28,000 check from mysterious John T King

Philadelphia Feb 7. Smedley D Butler director of public safety received a $28,000 check mailed in a plain envelope from John T King with no enclosure. Butler said it was probably a joke and he would not cash it. The check and envelope were sent to postal inspectors.

Philadelphia Bng Ren. Smedley D. Butler Director of Public Safety John T. King William H. Anderson New York Ant-Saldon League

Moose Leader Freed by Grand Jury in Erie

Moore club business manager J J Silk was freed from charges of illegal sale and possession of liquor as the grand jury returned no true bill. Auditor Joseph J Brown, linked to the raid on the Mooseelah, must pay his costs of the case per the grand jury action.

Erie Feb Jon J. Silk Moore Club Grand Joseph J. Brown Commerce Te Mooseelah

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