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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1924
Page
3
Public notice lists the Cory Pennsylvania newspaper and its publisher entries, with postal registration and mail rates. It notes second class mail matter, subscription price of 5.09 dollars yearly, carrier rate three cents per copy, and fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
Chicago civic federation warns that taxes may rise next year as the city moves toward amending procedures. It urges taxpayers to curb spending and elect aldermen who prioritize welfare of residents, noting public protest and voting as key tools.
A distorted OCR snippet mixes phrases about June brides, a rainy dig, a barber study in Chicago, and stray quips on theft, travel, and crooks. The text reads as a garbled collage with no clear narrative or complete facts to anchor a coherent news item.
A garbled account discusses intercontinental radio links from San Francisco to Tokyo and the Pacific, pondering whether signals travel through air or earth. It cites experiments suggesting underground reception and questions if radio waves can traverse solid rock as through empty space.
Fragmentary text discusses gasoline price trends, supply, and possible profiteering amid winter demand. Mentions President Coolidge era, California Texas Arkansas price fluctuations, and public concern over price manipulation and production costs.
Suburban and intercity electric railways struggle as bus services gain favor. Investments run into hundreds of millions, raising questions about property losses and public policy. Some praise motor lines for stability, but uncertainty lingers over whether trolley systems will gain new life or be converted to bus operations.
From The Journal Files dated February 13 1904 Miss Belle Mandigille and Kate Ryans are expected to arrive from New York tomorrow morning Mr and Mrs Wake Morgaridge arrived yesterday to stay until after the election Mrs Eugene Amidon sails this evening for New York City to visit daughters there studying muse Mr and Mrs Eric Richards entertained this evening at a tea the occasion being the third anniversary of their marriage
The Ancient Order of Hibernians held the first annual ball and concert at the Armory last evening to a well attended and fine success. A high school event in Busterin Star Hall featured the junior class entertaining seniors at a Valentine reception and banquet. A Chicago teachers dancing party was disrupted by a homeowner with a shotgun, raising a grievance.
Grange members plan a Saturday meeting at Mabcabee Hall on February 16 at 1 30 PM. Program includes opening song roll call quotations of Lincoln and others discussion on stock deeding methods and seasonal improvements. A second notice seeks farm equipment ad listings and asks owners to send details by letter to Journal address.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious antiseptic remedy for head colds with grand claims and odd spelling. The passage references a long-running “Fly's Cream Balm” product and a nostalgic tone claiming decades of use, but content is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
Public figures face renewed scrutiny as investigations reveal hidden ties. Activists demand transparency while officials insist on due process and caution, arguing the disclosures require careful verification before concluding guilt or motive.
A brief advertisement offers Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid to remove piles quickly in stubborn cases without cutting or greasy salves. It promises harmless tablets and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, from N.7 Ames & Co.
Fragmented OCR shows a Columbus bus schedule with many garbled words and inconsistent times. It appears to outline departures to North Corry and Columbus with mentions of evenings at 7:00 PM and 9:55 PM, but the text is largely unreadable and contains numerous errors.
A fierce early morning fire at the P R R plant in Philipston destroyed the oil house storeroom and power line, trigger explosions and spread to adjacent buildings including a store-room and tool room. The blaze caused damage estimated around sixty thousand dollars as crews evacuated rolling stock and moved equipment to safety.
Erie February 1 District Attorney M Levant Davis after presenting facts to the grand jury in the Commonwealth versus Giovani Der tol demanded a verdict of first degree murder with the electric chair. He called Bentti a brutal victim stabbed after refusing wine with the defendant Guido Benetti, father of six.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic and scalp treatment to stop dandruff, ease itching, prevent hair loss, and promote growth. It claims guarantee and availability through Ames & Co and all druggists, urging customers to ask for the product by name.
Dunkirk Observer recounts a small town episode where a Westfield girl’s note to Abraham Lincoln inspires a playful belief that whiskers might win votes. The story notes Lincoln’s amused response and the public’s reaction as he shaves his upper lip but keeps his chin whiskers.
Letters Testamentary granted by Erie County Register to Minnie L Damon and Walter L Peake as executors in the estate of Wilson J Damon late of Cony Erie County Pennsylvania. Debtors urged to pay promptly and creditors to present claims to the executors at Cory and Carry Pennsylvania by date indicated.
Mayor Joseph Williams ordered two detective sergeants Anthony J Williams and Oscar J Holtz demoted to patrolmen and two former sergeants Richard Dundo and Jurm Jasey reassigned to uniform duty. The action followed a recent internal inquiry and affects the Erie Police Department.
The text presents an unclear scenario involving a person named Wash and possible presidential ambitions. It references a residence and a Plymouth area, but the fragmentary nature prevents a concrete event or date.
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