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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove announces publication rights in Corry Pennsylvania with post office designation as second class mail matter. Rates listed include $500 yearly by mail three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
The excerpt discusses why beginners fear water and how buoyancy can aid learning. It notes that fear of water is a major obstacle, that water is buoyant, and that bowing to fear can keep a person from sinking as long as breathing remains. It covers cramping, resting positions, and the value of gradual immersion for safe swimming progress.
A fragment describes Uncle Sam's Place where bootleggers enlisted local dealers and rum runners stockpiled liquor. Federal agents posed as saloon inspectors, arresting members amid questions about ethics and legality, noting wider impact on the bootlegging network and reforms.
An advert touts Parisian Sage as a solution to dandruff itching and hair loss claiming it helps growth and beauty. It notes N. I. Amos & Co and other druggists sell the product and urges customers to ask for it by name Parisian Sage.
For your rags paper iron copper and passvali Mr He Weiss the new doubt Bell phone 187W located at Corry wreath factory O201 1
Twenty years ago the Journal reports a 9 exhibition game ending 4 to 4 between the Raymonds and the Machines Steel with a revengeful look as fans recall the ky hikes. It notes railroad disruption at daylight with two derailed cars and mentions Hoyt Alverson training for upcoming games. Ray Glen, formerly at St James, joins Pat Lavell leaving a Bradford hostelry.
Advice urged motorists to maximize tire life during rising crude rubber costs. Tips include maintaining proper inflation, avoiding deep ruts and hard bumps, keeping tires clean of foreign intrusions, aligning wheels, and using inner tubes to extend life. notes on local social figures and travels near Lake Erie.
A reflective line about time slipping past as a thief observes, suggesting time as an unstoppable force that evades capture or arrest, while irony hints at the futility of envy and pursuit in the face of inevitability.
A London newspaper notes English observers see the Scopes trial storm as a scientific dispute rather than religious persecution. While many English believers remain cautious, the British press treats free expression as central, arguing prosecutions would contradict long standing liberties and may fail.
A Monday July 20 event showcases Forison Tractors with farm implements at Eugene Lyons farm Beaverdam from 9 to 11 30 am and at Waragi's farm four miles west of Corny at 1 00 pm Ford Motor representatives Ro Hooper and CCc distributors will attend. Forbes Spaulding feature the mowing machine and other Fordson related gear.
Voters across Dunkirk rejected a proposal to authorize testing of 200000 in bonds for a new city hall. Turnout favored a different path, with 875 votes counted at the section and 457 in favor of a new building on a new site, while 118 backed repairs.
The Vanity Picnic of the Grange Dairymen's League and Faria Mune will be held in Waterford on August 5. Plans outlined at a picnic committee meeting show the Community Club will run the 1925 outing with bands, a ball game, free dance, speeches, and an athletic contest.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures many stomach ailments by removing supposed toxins. It asserts one dose convinces and refunds money if not satisfied, with the pharmacist endorsing the product and offering nationwide availability.
Fragmentary text discusses iced tea popularity and preparation tips. Mentions weather, preferences, and serving ideas with scattered phrases about ingredients and presentation. Content is garbled and hard to parse, but centers on iced tea as a beverage trend and preparation concepts.
Local druggists offer Rheuma with money back guarantee at a stall price promising relief from rheumatic pains swelling and stiffness. Ad copy urges skeptics to try Rheuma now claiming kidney liver stomach and blood safety and gout relief.
Epworthians announce a Saturday outing with plans for a lake trip and group activities. The note lists organizers and a contact theme, inviting members to participate and bring essentials.
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