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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
2
The Women of the club met Wednesday evening at Lubile House with Mrs G B Kamps presiding. Miss Helen Grave Merrick chaired the program and outlined plans for an upcoming entertainment. A social hour followed as members enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Elizabeth New Jersey reports a Grange meeting scheduled for Saturday at 1 8 pm with initiation of third and fourth degree members during the business session. The program will include drill work and emphasis on attendance by officers and members who have paid high dues. An earlier crime note mentions a murder sentence and a mail truck driver fatality in Wienbeth.
A Thavahiful mother notes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trusted remedy for her children. She claims it helps with feverish colds and coughing, providing a sense of security for families seeking relief.
The Blackmore evangelists have exceeded expectations at the Baptist Church with singing and straightforward preaching drawing a diverse audience from many local churches. The service featured music led by Rev. Black, duets by Mr. and Mrs. Blackmore, and a varied program raising attendance from the previous night.
An unfamiliar author claims a baby born minutes before a doctor arrived, referencing "Mother's Priam" and a free booklet on "The Safe Rest Baby Comes" offered by Jesus RemulatorOs. The message asks readers to request the pamphlet through a desk address in Atlanta.
An unclear report mentions a senior figure associated with Ohio State University and a resignation tied to leadership changes. The text references administrative shifts and a person named George in a restructuring context. Further readable details are limited due to damaged OCR.
The text describes a seafaring life requiring nerve control and fitness. It advocates Luckies as a healthful refuge from fatigue and excess fattening treats. It claims toast as soothing for the throat by removing irritants and satisfying cravings for a Lucky cigarette.
The readable text is garbled and unreadable with mixed terms. It mentions unclear names and dates, weather, and a political or local event, but no coherent facts or outcomes to summarize.
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