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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
3
Fragmentary notice records Cory, Pa post office activity with pricing lines. Includes class mail rates and advertising application notes, but details are unclear.
The article outlines how the Democratic plan and the Mellon plan would tax individuals with various income figures and deductions. It notes proposed percentage reductions on earned income and specifies thresholds where surtaxes would begin, highlighting differences in impact across income levels.
The piece argues that aiding Germany’s economic revival is essential for global stability. It contends America and Britain prefer rebuilding France and other Allies, but long term benefits depend on Germany regaining industry and capacity to pay reparations, ensuring European recovery and world trade.
A monthly review of National City Bank of New York argues labor shows social responsibility by favoring production gains over wage increases. It cautions against wage boosts that raise living costs and urges industry to advance through greater output and distribution of comforts. It notes American labor should boost production to progress and mentions Dr. Cook’s possible post jail move south.
Ad copy touts Mentho Sulphir beta a sulfur based preparation for acne blotches and itching. Claims quick relief as germ destroying formula begins healing within a day and promotes a burnished glow with daily use. The ad targets troubled skin on face neck arms and body.
Disjointed quips mix humor and lore on money luck and character. Advice ranges from thrift and prudence to caution about enemies, with scattered references to wealth, marriage, and social missteps. The piece presents a mosaic of dated adages and puzzling garble.
Florence Haleya announces Clyde Hale is summoned in Erie County Pennsylvania to attend a master’s examination under No. 00 September Term 1029. The master will hear testimony at Walter L Peake’s office in Cameron Building Southence Street First Ward Corry on Thursday January 4 1024 at 10 o clock A.M. to proceed as directed by law.
A discussion debunks tarantula myths by noting that most spiders are not deadly and only the black widow poses real danger. The piece contrasts fear with scientific tests showing spider bites resemble bee stings and highlights ongoing relief and cultural exchange with Japan after wartime aid.
A fragment notes that ancient Romans used nearly pure charcoal as fuel. It mentions open pans, lack of gratings, and implies economic benefits for heating rooms and baths.
Notice urges car owners to schedule maintenance before the season. Directed to see J. Wargo at Rex Mfg. Co Office 38f South St Junor for service.
A North Dakota woman testimonial urges others to try Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after reporting relief from nervous breakdown and fatigue. The letter notes many women respond positively and cites a broad survey indicating widespread benefits from the remedy.
A relative of John Noss from Olean was feared dead or injured after a blast at the Port Arthur refinery complex. The explosion damaged the plant and prompted reports of multiple casualties as responders searched the site.
Black, proprietor of the amen, sells the Hilliard Room on South Cerise to Craft & Fink, the Cleveland voling men, who already have possession. Black plans immediate future steps for the property and business.
The article reports confusion as Punxsutawney appoints two police chiefs amid internal politics. Key figures Burgess WO and Tibhw face scrutiny while candidates like Bartsier are mentioned. A hundred statements circulate about leadership and security plans.
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