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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal details Arthur Colegrove as publisher and states mailing class as second class mail matter at Corry Pennsylvania. Rates listed include five hundred dollars yearly by mail, three cents per copy by carrier, fifteen cents per week and advertising sales available on request.
The article contrasts Charles Hughes with Franklin Kellogg noting Hughes as a towering figure in both Tafting and Coolidge cabinets and Kellogg as a cautious, mild mannered successor. It discusses temperaments, careers, and potential paths including a future Supreme Court appointment. It mentions Kellogg’s prior roles and hints at his ambassadorship to England and possible Secretary of State tenure.
A collage of 1905 notes recounting price changes and living costs, with references to U.S. economic strain, wage figures, and a British naval debate. The piece mentions Hoover era income comparisons, the cost of living rising, and strategic remarks about battleship use and naval strategy.
An advertisement promotes Lavopik eye wash and simple camphor witch hazel blends for bright healthy eyes. It claims girls with red strained or dark rings around eyes can look more vivacious using the product from Thomas Downey.
Erie officials report that Harrisburg will host a Wednesday session of city solicitors from third class municipalities to discuss home rule legislation. A key amendment drafted in New Castle would authorize third class cities to enact ordinances and regulations for city management safety and welfare, subject to limits.
A dubious ad promotes a weight loss method with tablets claimed to reduce fat without starvation or exertion. It urges purchasing from a druggist or mailing to Marmoia Company in Detroit, claiming steady, easy loss of weight and personal happiness.
The Warren YWCA, facing crowded conditions, plans to build a new facility including a swimming pool to serve a 25 000 population town. General Secretary Mrs Blanche L. West reports ongoing study of laws and funding. members debate pool inclusion amid upkeep concerns but show interest in fully equipped facilities.
Anthony Warwzak, Arkwright farmer, held by police after his wife died in Perry New York was discharged from custody Saturday evening. An autopsy showed death by embolism not connected to alleged beating last December. Coroner and district attorney confirmed the release following results and discussion.
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