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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details and rates, then contains a garbled, accusatory discussion of U S Treasury and prohibition topics. It references government orders, enforcement views, and potential impacts on foreign trade and shipping.
A garbled report claims two US experts announce subcennial experiments with radio waves from a transmitter at a university. It discusses remote message delivery and speculative links to espionage, suggesting radio could replace direct labor in distant communication.
A quirky idea of student failure insurance circulates as a novelty at a university. The concept imagines policies to cover academic setbacks or missing degrees, sparking questions about underwriting, university involvement, and whether such plans could extend beyond schools to broader ventures. The proposal invites scrutiny of practicality and ethics in higher education.
An incoherent OCR fragment presents garbled dialogue and disjointed phrases. It references TOM SIMS, mentions jail, a dog, burglars, a furniture store, and various indiscernible actions, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects. The readable content is insufficient for a structured news item.
Local officials like Monroe and Judge Stovle criticized lenient traffic penalties for violators. Citizens argue harsh justice is needed for reckless speeds and dangerous driving, citing recent arrests in Lamberton and nearby towns.
An advertisement promotes a home remedy for hemorrhoids claiming to remove the cause by restoring blood circulation in the lower bowel. It asserts the method provides safe, lasting relief and mentions a product from Helsroml now available through M. Amps & Co. It targets sufferers seeking quick, easy relief.
Report from Erie describes a raid on Raker's Inn at Kearsarge amid claims of pre Volstead conditions. State police allege underage drinking and sexual improprieties, with a 70 year old man entertained by four young women, and a court hearing set with a $1500 bail.
A grand jury charges Tony Pred Absa and others in the November shooting and fatal stabbing in Smethport. Joe Murphy was killed in a staged street encounter last autumn, with multiple men implicated in the slaying.
A sick grocer claims 20 years of stomach trouble and gas improved after four months on Mayer's Wonder Internal Remedy. He says weight increased, digestion improved, and catarrhal mucus removed from the intestinal tract easing inflammation including appendicitis. A money back guarantee is offered by James O Condra and other druggists.
In Wesleyville a feared robbery scare arose after a black visitor caused alarm by roaming the streets late on a Wednesday night. Police Chief Alexander and Sergeant Search organized a patrol of nearby blocks but found no trace of the suspect. Residents reported heightened vigilance and ongoing neighborhood tension.
A Dunkirk man, 27, identified as Tisnen Cueein of Zelina Street, was electrocuted at the United States Radiator Corporation plant on a Wednesday night after a fall in a tubal area. Dr. Charles B. Moxher failed to revive him. funeral details pending. District Attorney Woodin’s office notified. investigation ongoing.
An Ames & Co medicine advertisement promises instant relief for indigestion whether acute or chronic. The text guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and highlights the product as easy on the stomach.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M E Church held a Thursday meeting in Joes church with Mr A Ja Poster and committee. Seven new members enrolled as officers were elected to serve starting September, including President Mrs Fo J Rawly and Vice President Mrs Harriet J Bonsteel. A social hour followed with refreshments in the church miningdom.
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