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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
3
A Corry Pennsylvania paper notes five advertising essays on business outlook. They argue Wheat is not king and that high wages, sound labor, prudent politics, and national cooperation fuel prosperity. The editor calls for constructive effort and clued thinking to strengthen American business.
A reminiscence profile of Mrs Edwin Austin Tuttle of New York City linking her childhood in Times Square to a lifelong pace in women’s clubs and public service. The piece highlights her youthful spirit, ongoing civic work, and plans for marriage while noting her sixty year career in community affairs.
An odd Berlin scene centers on American Washington state apples provoking a pushcart protest and near riot as locals crowd for 9 cent fruit. The piece credits American growers and cites the potential global impact of agricultural enterprise amid political commentary on Britain and labor.
A resident from Greenburg, Pa., touts Bar Cura Ointment and San Cure Soap as effective for eczema and burns. The testimonial claims rapid relief from itching and eruptions with the products and notes broader use for skin sores and chapped skin.
An OCR fragment presents disjointed chatter on law, politics, and celebrity, mentioning Dempsey, Teapot Dome, the Prince of Wales, a movie star, Coolidge, and a Seattle arrest. Content is garbled and non-cohesive, offering scattered references without a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
A passenger train collision in Powers Michigan injures 25 people. Most victims suffer minor cuts and bruises as traffic is halted for several hours.Only Jayyux Green of Kawana Mich remains hospitalized with unspecified injuries. The incident disrupts the Chicago and North Western line service in the area.
An old ad copy touts Musterine as a quick remedy for sore throat chest colds and rheumatic pains. It promises rapid relief with topical plaster and claims benefit for children, urging readers to buy from druggists with proper directions.
Secretary Mellon argues for a productive tax system to fund government with fair burden and growth, while critics warn lower surtaxes may boost income gaps. The debate centers on revenue, distribution, and the role of taxes in sustaining national prosperity and social justice.
A reflective note urges steadfast solidarity amid conflicts. It emphasizes helping others and sustaining hope as a path to lasting peace, warning against giving in to despair and division. The message calls for collective effort and resilience.
In Chicago on February 11 a suspect is held in custody as police pursue three bandits who robbed dancer Gilda Gray of jewels valued at about 150000 dollars. A theater alibi by suspect Robert Giovanani aged 25 is challenged by witnesses who identify his voice.
Skin relief claim for eczema using Mentho Sulphur from Rowlés Mentho Sulphur. The ad promises rapid soothing and clearing effects, recommending a small jar from a wood diuxgist for use during cold weather.
Interstate Commerce Commission inspectors visit Erie Pennsylvania shops as Pennsy locomotives undergo repairs. Many engines condemned for winter wear and readiness, with freight and passenger services delaying until repairs finish. Superintendent P. B. Johns oversees prompt execution of inspection orders as railroad officials cooperate with experts.
Neng’s forced exit from public life leaves Greece without a Ming or a prominent statesman, as the nation must adjust its leadership and diplomacy in a shifting political landscape.
Severn from one Town Line road lauds the water slope provided by Dairymena Langue as Bear Lake features in recent events. Several residents including Charles Stranigat Ell Anderson GG Carter Jesse Scheller and Fern Mourtant are elected Aireetou. Farmers plan forest tree planting along Chavttnequa Ca. The Cautiujss Farm Wazeay orders multiple varieties of pines and spruces to plant near the highway to shade passing traffic. Local guests include Perry Abbey of Eindey Lake visiting Mrvani and Mrs Theodore Hollister. Mr and Mrs Heem Cady of Sherman visited Irvin Cady. Mrs Milton Rundell undergoes surgery at Conyhow. Miss Point Groters of Corrs spends weekend with Garret Grovery family. Mr and Mrs Geo Coons and Mrs Geo Sixton of Erie visit relatives in Corry. Neighbors honor Sam Dunhadd with a surprise party east of the village. About 50 guests attend and refreshments end the evening.
Talentino, a pipilar artist living on Whariga Street in Philadelphia, says Tanlac restored his health after indigestion nervousness and fatigue left him weak. He reports a restored appetite digestion nerves sleep and says he feels in the pink of condition with renewed energy. Tanlac is sold by druggists with no substitutes and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised as well.
Obscure OCR snippet references a teaching apparatus about measuring gases and breathing. Mentions a cup and soda Jini as parts of a shaply constructed device designed to teach students how gases are breathed.
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