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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
3
In Corry, Pa a column discusses Mussolini’s influence on Italian immigrants and citizen rights, warning against fascist control. The piece pivots to a Jerusalem locust report, describing a mobilized defense using wind and tactics likened to Moses' miracles. a closing aside notes Kansas and gun names.
President Parrell of United States Steel Corp reports Latin American trade last year near 2 billion dollars, about a quarter of U S wire world trade. He credits higher merchandising standards, better packing and shipping, and credit adaptations to foreign buyers. Caution remains on volatility of Latin markets amid potential grievances.
A historical puzzle notes ten tank cars each with 4 000 cubic feet of liquid and computes oil gallons and date value per gallon. It also lists gas volumes: 18 90 cubic feet of oxygen and 7 110 cubic feet of nitrogen with arithmetic steps using percentages and multipliers.
Ad touts little green capsules as a speedy cure for rheumatic pains claiming rapid relief within hours. It promises full, ongoing improvement with staged dosing and a money back guarantee from a national distributor.
Answers reveal who 1 merce refers to the term Leviathan for an animal. Creoles are a blend of cultures. vertebrae are backbone bones. The commentary lists modern colinkry once called Caledonia and notes drawing engraving printing.
A vintage ad promotes Saya Cream Applied in nostrils to open air passages. It claims rapid relief from stuffed head and catarrh, soothing inflamed membranes and easing nighttime congestion. Sold by druggists with simple application guidelines.
Warren edition reports a special Court of Honor to consider gold medals for two Scouts who saved two girls last summer. Curt Lavion, 13, saved his sister from drowning at Big Mend. G H M Gardner, 88, Scout master, aided Miss Mary Lee at Gowanza ferry but drowned during the rescue.
John Artello of Bikereele township was fined 59 and costs and sentenced to six months in the Allegheny workhouse by Judge Joseph Bouton after state police seized about four gallons of whiskey. Artello had prior equity violation charges and was represented by Edward Murphy.
Pi DuBois, 25, received a four month jail term and a $500 fine after local and county officers raided his Locust street home. Investigators found a hidden basement still and a quantity of whiskey, linked to bootlegging activities in the past two months.
An advertisement for nerve remedies advises anxious readers to buy tablets and tonics to cure nerves and improve vitality. It promotes a mail order option from Thomas Downey, a druggist, with pricing for seventy two tablets at ten dollars and stresses quick results and long lasting relief.
A 28 year old employee of the Niagara Lockport and Ontadoo Power Company was badly burned on his right side while near a gas car at a local plant. He was rushed to a doctor for treatment after the accident. Doctor F. G. Emerson attended to him.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Women’s Aid AF Renove Division will meet at the Blue Bird, West Count Street, February 200, at 2 o’clock. Mrs. V. Rul Magill chairs the committee. entertainment and refreshments follow a short business session. All members along the line are invited.
Los Angeles February 23 Policemen Gon Oliver named Welby Hunt as a companion of William Edward Hickman in the murder trial. Oliver testified linking Hunt to the slayer in the Ivy Toma case.
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