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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1924
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions yearly rates and per copy charges with unclear names and numbers. It provides little actionable detail beyond indicating rate discussions by someone named Carter and a river-related reference.
The piece contrasts billboard advertising concerns with public nuisance and cites corporate moves to curb roadside boards. It also discusses Great Britain's open diplomacy plan under Prime Minister MacDonald and hopes for timely government disclosure to the press and public. A final note mentions a minor automobile accident with limited damage.
A narrative advert describes a woman’s difficult pregnancies and illnesses улучш. The account claims a remedy advertised in papers eased pain, aided birth, and improved family happiness, attributing success to a medicinal product and its alleged effects on multiple pregnancies.
The Journal Files recalls events from January 29 1904 including Frank Ward's tailoring shop improvements a chimney stoppage at Alderman Shields home and a series of local mishaps. A woman injured on Third avenue sprained wrist and a case of asphyxiation leaves two Erie women dead in bed. Rev J Tates and T C Ottaway travel to Porto Rico for fruit business while Chariah Legteru and Miss Lillian Vane Jurecail of Clymer plan marriage.
A fragmentary passage quotes Tom Sims on work and insults to life’s dignity. It speculates on a Bok peace plan winner potentially running for President, implying political ambitions and public reaction in a reflective, digressive tone.
Advertises Mustarine-Sure as the quick fix for sore throat chest colds and coughs with claims of overnight relief. Promotes use for general pain including neuralgia lumbago and rheumatic aches. Cautions to buy the original yellow box in 20 or 60 cents sizes.
The article notes a shift in Mexican public sentiment away from armed revolt toward peaceful political change. It cites apathy toward government, difficulty in recruiting troops, and a preference for altering leadership through elections rather than force. It argues progress since Diaz’s overthrow and lessons from ongoing unrest.
Munneral reports the United States holds about 4 260 000 tons of monetary gold plus jewelry and industrial stock. Since 1915 the nation has received 2 250 000 000 more gold domestically than it exports, swelling vaults and pressuring banking practice.
A fragmentary verse extols the Inglenook as a warm hearth amid winter’s frost. Imagery centers on snow laden scenes, frost on windows, and longing for home beside the cheerful fireside.
A discussion argues that direct taxes total seven million dollars yearly, yet indirect taxes hit the average citizen harder. It notes rich investors shifting tax costs via prices, and suggests reducing wartime era surtaxes could lower living costs for most households. Also a public sale ad lists a four room house for $850 at 520 West Smith Street.
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