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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
7
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The readable text fragment mentions a district session or event with a time around 7:30, but lacks a clear date, place, or full names.
The annual meeting for agricultural extension workers in Warren County is set for Wednesday January 5 at 10 30 AM in the courthouse. Morning reports cover agriculture spray sergi cal auto tour poultry dairy pasture 4 H clubs and home economies with many named local leaders and clubs. Noon luncheon with Warren Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis at M L C presided by A B E Johnson featuring Kenneth Hood state college agr economics. Afternoon program includes 4 H club demonstrations by Hazel Spelling Lucille Peterson and a talk on living to keep healthy with a showing of two motion picture reels.
Secretary Ralph Bashore announced a 1988 tax rise under the unemployment compensation act. Starting January 1, employers must contribute 27 percent of payrolls, up from 18 percent in 1987, funding Pennsylvania's unemployment benefits for about 385 million dollars as benefits begin late January.
Ad claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas that presses on the heart by cleaning out both upper and lower bowels. Promotes Keyster's Cut Rate 11D with a direct, compact sales pitch.
Dr Logan Clendening reviews gargling for sore throats and colds, noting historical X ray tests show gargled fluid often misses tonsils. He cites experts warning against antiseptic reach, advocates simple hot salt solution and proper gargling technique to combat inflammation and improve comfort.
Salada Tea Company president Gerald R. Larkin says effective newspaper advertising and a policy of consistent quality are the backbone of sales, with advertising tied to current news items to reach a wide audience. He notes all branches expect a healthy sales increase by year end 1986 and cites newspapers as the primary driver. Practical Joking a Misdemeanor is noted as a misdemeanor in Japan, punishable by up to twenty days in jail or a fine.
More than 23 000 notices are being mailed for Public Assistance Department exam entries. Tests on January 15 and 22 will be mailed later, announced by executive director Iw Zappel. Applicants urged not to call the board. those who miss notices should still appear and consult the administrator. Clerical errors are possible but precautions are in place to limit them.
The U S forest service is attempting to introduce freshwater shrimp into Alaska national forests lakes. A second shipment arrived from Seattle to Juneau as part of the experiment to stock the lakes with crustaceans for study and potential benefits.
More than 75,000 Pennsylvanians seek 5,000 civil service jobs to be filled by March. Examinations will determine appointments to key positions across state agencies. The Public Assistance Board, vested with new standards, will handle ratings including experience and tests, with advance considerations for veterans and disabled applicants.
Schroeder of Chicago and Jann Miles of Saranac Lake won the men's and women's divisions at the 1926 carnival renewal held Saturday under difficult weather. York City and Nor blag of Saranac Lake claimed the intermediate and junior titles.
Darling, formerly of tia ly, completes successful term as sheriff of Erle county today. He announced plans for future political aspirations, with indications of ongoing interest in public office.
Journal classifies ads on a cash basis due to bookkeeping and delinquent accounts. Ads priced at one cent per word per day and must accompany payment. Reader service aims to connect with readers for goods, services, or business opportunities.
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