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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
4
The National Congress of Mothers, Teachers Associations, and related groups endorse a modern growth crusade urging all affiliated organizations to push for community betterment through private programs. The resolution advocates promoting public welfare and education through coordinated actions to improve social conditions.
A partial fragment mentions Miylie with references to patriotism and a notable ally. Details are unclear but imply a historically themed tribute or recognition. No dates or concrete actions are readable.
A garbled local notice reports adoption of a wage scale of $50, tied to a weekly eight hour work day. The text mentions Western Pennsylvania and a Saturday night event, with unclear details and fragmented phrases about a policy change and approval.
Mrs John Marah of Washington Street Corry recounts a severe kidney trouble and rheumatic pain that left her unable to stoop or move freely. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she experienced relief soon and remained free from distressing backache as her kidneys returned to normal function.
A two family house well located at the corner of Washington and Mott streets is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The property description implies a well kept home at a favorable price, inviting potential buyers in the area to inquire.
Franklin defeated Elk County 1 to 0 after 14 innings of tense play at Johnsonburg on July 13. Willis and O’Donnell starred for Franklin as Moran's center-field heroics and Costello’s throwing mixups highlighted the marathon contest. No Elk County batter reached third before the final inning, marking Elk County’s first loss of the season on their local field.
Sportmen seek to preserve game have acted to close Warren County hunting for ring neck pheasants for the next two years. The action aims to protect breeding flocks and ensure sustainable populations through a temporary ban on hunting in the area.
An advertisement touts a Columbia Grafonola priced from 255 dollars for small models and 120 dollars for cabinet styles. It highlights operatic and ragtime style tunes and urges immediate purchase through James H. Wright The Jeweler in Cony, Pa.
Four building lots on Grand Street are offered for sale at fifty dollars each by B Porter. The brief notice lists the address and price, indicating available plots in the local property sale listing.
The Ir E Palmer Co announces a big cash sale in Corry with 25 to 50 percent savings on furniture and household goods including hemmiware, tags, stoves, sewing machines, phonographs, and furnishings. Cash prices. wholesale prices rising soon. shop early to save.
Hundreds of women enter health and professional fields amid wartime strain. The piece notes women suffering ailments and fatigue, then praises Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming it brings health and happiness to more women in America.
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