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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
3
Arthur Colegrave Publisher entered at the Corry Pennsylvania post office as second class mail matter. Rates listed include mail 500 per year, by carrier. Three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A flawed plea for reform decries verdicts that return not guilty with costs. The writer argues such outcomes undermine justice, erode public trust, and demand legislative action to remove implied guilt and ensure defendants aren’t saddled with costs. Calls for clear explanations and tightened statutes.
Miss Ruth Skinner entertained the AW. G. TeClub at her home on Emil Wayne Street last evening with games music and dancing as the entertainment.
A historical note describes rohabits and gatherings across Europe Asia and Africa to collect rare herbs used to make Bulgarian herb tea designed to aid the sick. It mentions distant origins and traditional medicinal beliefs surrounding the beverage.
Fragmentary OCR describes a dispute over nonpayment notices with the husband threatening legal action while the wife faces a jail term of six months. Authorities at county offices pursue collection and payment, with relatives expecting relatives to cover debts. The text shows garbled phrases and partial names, but centers on a domestic dispute connected to a jail sentence for nonpayment notices.
A disjointed and garbled OCR fragment describes castor oil in a chocolate candy. It mentions children begging for them and a warning tone about health and taste, with unclear names and places. The text appears to be a nonsensical historical snippet lacking coherent facts.
An advertisement urges care for bruises cuts and sores highlighting San Cura Ointment. A testimonial from Mrs KE Waite Rochester NY describes a two year palm sore healing after using the ointment and soap for piles eczema chilblains and chapped hands or face. The ad lists sellers Ames Co Thomas Micney and Lindsay & Son.
United Press reports Northwestern University student John Minahan died by his own hand in Milwaukee. Authorities seek a coed and a young man to shed light on the case. The note left behind urged farewell to family. The incident follows another family self-inflicted death at Chicago and a prior train-ride tragedy. Federal approval advances Allegheny National Forest land acquisitions, including parcels in Warren, Forest, and McKean counties.
An early 20th century ad touts Thomas Downey's Mentha-Pepsin as a cure for stomach agony gas and indigestion. It promises quick relief from dizziness headaches and nervousness tied to dyspepsia and claims over 6000 bottles sold in a Jersey town last year.
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