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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
3
Lawmakers push the Paige bill to raise city postal salaries with a minimum of 1600 dollars a year and annual steps to 2400 dollars, with future promotions to 2500 and 2000. The plan seeks to equalize pay and reduce demoralization by city offices, noting living cost differences and aging staff shortages.
Edinboro's basketball team edged the Corry YMCA lineup 20 to 10 on Saturday night. The winning squad featured Guignon Taylor Mount Week McGray and Crippe.
A fragmented OCR item mentions valves removed from cars and lists brands Ford Gry Overland Star Chevrolet Dod Concord Street Garage and a Concord Street address. Specific action or event is not clear and no dates or outcomes are provided.
The executrix of Clarence McCarthy’s estate will sell at public auction on the Mayextown road near Sparta, on Tuesday at 10 o clock, offering two horses and harness, farm tools, machinery, milking equipment, cream separator, cider mill, stoves, and about 16 tons of ensilage, with payment terms 3, 6 and 9 months on approved security. Lunch will be served at noon by a local missionary society.
A fragmented article discusses tax policy and political ideas with jumbled remarks about McAdoo and tax reforms. The piece mocks investigation weeks in Washington and jokes about groundhogs and laziness while mentioning Mellon and Whig politics.
The text promotes May's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It quotes a father physician endorsing the product and states a money back guarantee, with James O Condra as a druggist endorser and wide distribution claims.
Morrin Fairchild, a former Union City man employed laying steel tracks near a bridge under construction, collapsed and died on Wednesday morning. He had a history of heart trouble and died before medical aid arrived. Fairchild was connected with a forge company and attended funeral services yesterday.
Police seek 27 year old William Norman after a violent quarrel at 211 Hust Sixteenth Street Ends with Bertha Mooney cut severely and hospitalized. Norman, described as five feet six inches tall with a Chaplin mustache, fled the city.
Mrs. William G. McAdoo, daughter of the late President Wilson, was under Dr Cary Grayson care today after a life threatening race with death from the Pacific coast to Washington. She and her husband went east upon learning of Mr Wilsons serious condition and arrived shortly before the funeral.
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