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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry PA this notice lists mailing options including five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by currier. It notes advertising rates available on application and class mail status.
Amelied championed China's cause at the Washington Conference and secured the Nine-Power Treaty, now subject to ratification. The piece argues China remains exploited by foreign powers and industry leaders, with the U S Steering the talks on sovereignty, territorial integrity, and reform amid global interest.
A 20th century report describes early cancer surgery and a new approach involving X rays and surgical removal. Doctors caution that discoveries must prove safe and effective before public acceptance, noting early detection and removal offer the best chance. The piece hints at debates between medical factions and the urgency of early treatment.
Call Mr. H. Waiss for fair prices on rags paper iron copper and brass at Bell phone 197 Corry Wrench Factory location.
A garbled Twenty Years Ago item references Heat, Ith A, and a Wass of names like Julie Marker, Hatton, and Gioe OInwstead. It mentions the Sniy Rucityg Association, a dispatch from Tieville, and a large receipt period with figures about bread and perfunctory market notes.
The piece cites Secretary Jardine noting that normal times may offer as good or better earning opportunities for merchants, manufacturers, doctors, lawyers and mechanics as during the war boom. It argues wartime profits set a false standard and that the new normal could be stable for some period.
Ames and Co offer a rheumatism remedy that acts quickly to antigonize and drive poisons from the body. The product is sold with guaranteed safety and effectiveness to relieve joint and muscle pain.
Gnton Grey and Mir Kanie announce a new Bark service and sales agency in Union City. Gillett, Pitty, will install a service station and sales room to showcase Bree vehicles. The project aims to publicize the latest models and provide demonstrations once arrangements are finalized.
We express heartfelt appreciation for the sympathy and offerings extended to us in the bereavement of our wife and daughter Eloise. Herbert to Kin Mrs. Edith Gorton and family.
United Press reports a deadly Dallas fire killed four men aged 23 to 30 who were roommates. Lloyd Short 23 and Joe Dimawhy 25 among the victims. The blaze started in a kitchen area of the building, with others fleeing in panic.
United Press reports a confessional item titled Scott confession. Incomplete details mention names such as James Swainhart and Gaye Small, with telegrams and a wiring conference. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes but implies a signed confession or statement.
London May 21 The Paling correspondent reports the Kuomintang party at Canton plans a session in August at Pekin to abrogate foreign treaties and start a civil war to install General Fong Yulu Liang, the “lite fan General,” dead of a radical government.
A new road project in Kane area of McKean County opened with official celebration. Local owner Bradfield and residents from Smethport and Ware, along with officials, tout improved transport and potential economic impact from the roadway. The event highlighted the cost and future traffic benefits for Meadville and nearby towns.
An abandoned vehicle was observed in Westfield on June 2. Officials note the scene involved immediate police response and investigation despite garbled details in the report.
Two women remained in custody after a hold up and fatal shooting in Mount Vernon New York. Police linked the crime to two joint owners of a bandit operation and questioned a possible accomplice as investigators pursued motive and details.
A damaged OCR notice presents chaotic lines about a public action involving names and dates, with scattered references to a list of people and places. The readable fragments hint at a forthcoming event or obligation but lack coherent details or proper nouns.
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