Corry Evening Journal publication details
Corry Pa daily newspaper published on all days except Sunday. West South Street address. Arthur Colegrove publisher. Entered at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Annual by mail five dollars. By card? three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon solicitation.
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West South Street
Corry, Pa
A. D. Gologro
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Catrist
Howe J
Follett
Bell BK
Carterll
G. M. Simmons
Fourth Ave
Ford
East Pleasant Street
Adoti
Sal Norrow
Fourth Avenue
Reil
Heywood Baby Carriaze
Euclid St Ponti
Liberty St Taquire
Mary Murray
Frank Russell
Secnid Avenue
West Church Street
W. South Street
Tingalow
King and
South Street
East Street
Immoral Knickers Debate Sparks City Controversy
The mayor orders police to probe immoral attire as tensions rise over knickers worn by youths and schoolgirls. Critics call it government overreach while defenders argue comfort and practicality for outdoor activities and school life amid heated public debate.
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Triverke Lity
Muvli
Hove
Passenger rules debate roots in rail fare costs
The Interstate Commerce Commission faces criticism over proposed passenger rail rules citing high current fares above 70 miles per hour. Critics warn escalating costs burden the public and could drive demand down, while supporters argue reforms could improve service and efficiency.
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Tonconin
Norrill
Somme
Mont
Beauty Shop Seeks Attention For Facial Treatments
A beauty shop advertises facial treatments including rhampoo and fealane facials. Toll AGaW Marguerite Byjuty Shop promotes services to attract customers.
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Toll Agaw Marguerite Byjuty Shop
From San Francisco to Corry PA Buyer Enquires at Local Store
A northern traveler from San Francisco, Cal arrives in Corry seeking repairs for a pair of shoes. She explains she wore them for four years, cannot wear them, and believes the maker is Rock Morick, a craftsman at 17s Ni Genter Stand. Prices for leather goods are cited, with emphasis on affordable options.
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San Francistine Cal
Rocke Morick
Rock Morick
Fragmented column amid garbled text and weather notes
The readable lines reference TOM SIMS and Hoover amid a jumble of phrases about safety, a railway strike, and rising concerns about disease. Mentions of summer, weather, and public matters appear interwoven with unclear personal notes and stray editorial fragments.
GOSSER TO BREAK UP BIG BOOZE RING AT FAIR
Federal prohibition agent Gosser said the department will act when ready to move against an illicit liquor operation at the fair. He declined to discuss details but vowed persistent work to clean up the town and town activities.
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Gosser
Grif
Harry WW. Gosser
Federal Prohibition
Tite Department
Pulyone
Coser
Lumber Workers Strike Ends in Sheffield Mills
Lumber workers in Sheffield returned to work after a strike at two sawmills near Wilkes-Barre and Williamsport ended with a wage increase. The Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company granted a 20 percent raise for common labor and sawmill hands, lifting daily rates to about four fifty for unskilled labor. The stoppage, led by union men, followed a demand for higher wages amid industrial tension in the region.
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Sheffield
Bvaicnt
Wrile
Ed Wtrsicke
Central
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Combing, With Headquarters At Wil- Hilmsport
Big Suit Against City of Jamestown Filed
A local business sues the city of Jamestown over a faulty pavement and debris clog that flooded the plant’s machinery room. The suit seeks damages of 12 dollars plus future costs, with attorney Pickard asking permission to amend the filing to include additional claims.
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Jamestown
Amnstown
Robirton Company
Timestown
Iin
Humilar
Someniy'e
Wat Sinehinery
Ue Maree A Dickard
Pickard & Madine
Perntiion
Lee
Murderer of Frif Waman Struck in Family Tragedy
A man killed his partner in a Michigan city after a quarrel over separation and plans to reunite with her husband. He stabbed the woman with a fourteen inch blade, inflicting three wounds before fleeing the scene. The victim escaped to the yard crying for help as police investigated the family dispute.
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George Marchowie
Walter Juliowiee
Eust
Stronte
TuneleWice
Juniewice
Michigan City
Markiawier
Kidney Pills Promised to Save Suffering Souls
A vintage advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble. Claude Perry of a cigar store claims kidney pain from railroad work eased after using the product. A fellow worker’s advice is credited with restoring strength and health, with a price listed and a local Foster-Milburn ad ending note.
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Sam Corry
Dean
Ughe
Corry Citigen
Claude Perry
Mr. Perry
Milburn
Butefal
New
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