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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1927
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania daily paper resumed publication details for Cony Evening Journal. Publisher Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher and manager with mailing and advertising rates noted for second class mail matter and home delivery options.
A fragmented column notes marketers target women with stylish brooms as exercise. It claims sweeping benefits for a slim figure and health, contrasting with dieting. Mentions men’s clubs and media urging activity, and suggests mops or implements as easier options.
Local chatter rails at Mayor Rogers over travel and gum chewing while Haverly Calltuenia presses for accountability. Attitude blamed on political strife as glimpses of wild parties and cross national remarks surface. Controversy hints at broader unity and resentment amid agricultural sector chatter.
The text claims ether disturbance by wireless waves behind many events. It suggests beds are attached in places with wireless stations and that doves experience difficulty locating their homes.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims even fading or streaked hair will darken naturally after several applications, with the product sold at stores for about 75 cents.
The February 23 1907 Journal Flea retrospective recalls past events and figures, including Corry’s notable citizen Mr Ni W pacing along East Main Street amid health troubles while local social and civic notes refresh memories of prior seasons and prominent residents.
King and Queen roles emerge at Indiana University ceremony. Mrs Ferguson, vice president of the Tidglon class, restrains the president while Heyy Cingwell from Worthington refuses to comply. The commission declares the occasion Women’s Day.
The note outlines a plan to study insects that infest the upper strain of the whnosplerd and to probe interbreeding with earths boings. It discusses potential debts and outlines experiments aimed at producing hybrid networks, with references to across the fry by poured alte studies.
The note discusses sugar extraction from corn, stating about 34 pours per bushel and variable sugar amounts depending on measurements. It mentions estimates from ten rounds to a quarter of the Y4, and that in practice only four to ten pounds of sugar are taken from the worse unshes of corn today, while the whole 2M pounds of slaves could be ensnared if needed.
Delegates to a Miami conference instructed to oppose wage reduction. United Press reports the union in strong financial condition after days of debate. Lewis urged unity as miners weighed a wage scale and the implications for a potential broader strike if nonunion regions resist changes. The convention emphasized solidarity and coordinated action across Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia.
Mrs. J Starkweather, a former Corry resident, died at her home early Tuesday morning at age 82. She is survived by sister Mrs. Miranda Drake of 117 Essex Street, Jamestown. Funeral services are planned for Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the fate home of Jamestown.
An Erie man was robbed at gunpoint by two Black men between Veench and Hollated streets. The assailants fled with $200 after forcing him to surrender his purse and papers. police recovered the victim's purse near the scene and described the suspects as both light in appearance with a Charlie Chaplin style mustache.
A patient from Fort Campbell Tenn reports long running rheumatic pains disappearing after using a plant based remedy labeled 5.5 5. The testimonial claims complete relief and perfect health after years of ailment. The product is advertised as purely vegetable and available at drug stores.
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