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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal on West South Street Corry Pennsylvania lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It is entered at the Post Office of Corry as a second class mail matter with rates five hundred dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates are available upon application.
The piece argues the Democratic party must stay liberal and progressive, not imitate Republicans, and that realignment will occur with Democrats and Republicans gravitating to their true affiliations. It warns against overreaching to favor big business and calls for two clearly divided parties to check each other. It also notes Kid McCoy’s manslaughter conviction amid jury dynamics and public reaction.
An old remedy lists 666 as a cure all for various ailments including colds influenza dengue headaches and biliousness. The note emphasizes the supposed effectiveness of 666 as the most sat remedy.
A garbled 20 year old journal summary notes diaries and editorials about local figures and events. It mentions Waray and Valo towns with references to unions and business opportunities among named individuals and counties amid wintering activities.
The text stitches quirky remarks on aging money work and relationships into a jumble. It touches on dyed gray hair vanity sleep welfare and social contrasts with a humorous or satirical tone.
A vintage style advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm to clear clogged nasal passages. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes swollen membranes and eases breathing, promising rapid relief for cold or catarrh symptoms. The copy emphasizes easy relief and markets the product to sufferers.
The large automotive exhibition under the Association will feature a wide display of vehicles and a five-quartenger five quplenger. The University of Pittsburgh Peacocks Alfrey Orchestra will perform nightly. Dates run January 12 through 17 with admission five cents.
Mrs Travis of Jacksonville describes a Moorham Co pyorrhea treatment that she says restored gum health and fresh breath after years of suffering. She endorses the program as a risk free trial with a refund guarantee, offering a two dollar payment by mail or postage.
A state committee appointed to study game laws urged amendments to extend the hunting season and license rules. The plan would reduce the kill license, allow landowners and tenants to hunt with limited charges, and transfer damaged crop injuries to the game department. The committee seeks state responsibility for wildlife damage while keeping protections for farms and crops.
Brooks Company accepts a large order for locomotives for the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The project includes 462 type engines, 35 freight and 10 passenger units, to be built at the local plant with start in a few weeks once materials are ready. The order was noted by a New York office representative at the Twenty Fifth Year Club banquet.
Harrisburg officials report a widespread corn borer outbreak across Erie Crawford Mercer and Warren counties covering about 199 square miles. Director Hadley of the state bureau of plant industry urges extending quarantine restrictions to halt movement of infested corn and related products and seeks new authority if needed.
Mrs. E A Kelsey of 601 S Centre St Corry says backache bladder troubles dizziness and nervous headaches vanished after using Doan's Pills bought at N F Ames Co Drug Store. She credits Doan's with restoring her health and urges others to ask for the same remedy.
Union City reports that Floyd Datutt Sam Hayes Mil Hayes Sylvester Drayer were released after witnesses and evidence failed to prove a felony robbery case. Prosecutors had alleged entry to commit a felony and related charges.
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