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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes show ongoing construction activity and financial figures. Mentions July 10 and various items such as New York, botan and franchises. Details are unclear, but imply substantial building progress and costs.
Reported discovery by Dr Ty J Glover of a cancer germ drew wide attention at a Philadelphia assembly of physicians. Skeptics urged concrete proof while others praised the work as groundbreaking. An unrelated classified note advertises a Jewett Kitchen and a flat for rent.
The School Board maintained the tax rate at 28 mills with a personal fee for residents. Finance committe reports figures by Secretary P Bensinger indicate it may be possible to keep the village at 23 mills and reduce outstanding indebtedness carried from the year.
Party leaders plan campaign activity with a retreat to start, one member to stay home for rest before campaigning. A brother will likely travel to Wolln for time but will make new speeches for the bloc later in the summer.
An advertisement touts ordinary buttermilk as a key to a flawless complexion. It promotes Howard's Buttermilk Cream, a concentrated preparation sold in drug stores, claiming gentler massage around the eyes and mouth yields noticeable improvement after the first use with a money-back guarantee from Druggists. It mentions Thomas Downey as a cited authority.
United Press reports the American Bar Association elected Hughes as president for the upcoming year. Other officers include Prester R. Wadhams of Albany as secretary, and William Coleman of Baltimore and Reig Pell of Baltimore as secretaries. Four executive committee members were named from Harting Jones Miller Roy Maines Wilson Kinkead and A C Paul. The article notes U S corn output exceeds two million tons annually.
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