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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
3
Arthur Colegrave publisher listed as second class mail matter at Corry Pennsylvania. Rates show $5.00 yearly by mail and 3 cents per copy or 15 cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates are available on application.
A Springfield Federal Land Bank official notes forestry loans promote long term investment in woodlots. Experts Edward H. Thorson and E. D. Strate stress timber value over land, with loans up to thirty four years. By 1923 the bank issued over 8,000 loans, majority where timber influenced the security.
An advertisement touts Mayer's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for digestive ailments including stomach and intestinal trouble. It promises a simple four herb preparation that purportedly removes intestinal mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee through James O Cochran, a city druggist.
Items from The Journal Files recount a 1906 era scene with soldiers from Company A returning from Pittsburgh and Captain Cox remaining in Kittanning to oversee Private Clarence Farris. The Governor’s party reviewed in Schenley Park while residents hear of a trip to New York and other eastern cities.
In Durant City Elk County Lonnie Neal Cusbart Neal and Seblen Neal were arrested after clashes in a religious dispute. Hearings occurred this morning and they were released on bail to await trial in court. Witnesses reported tense scenes on the second floor during a disturbance.
Erie officials react to New York Central Railroad depot plan with cautious stance. City authorities push for protection of local interests and defer a formal decision pending further review. Public commentary cites lack of start and completion dates and questions about financial safeguards.
An ad touts Parisian Sage as the best tonic and scalp treatment to prevent baldness and stop itching. It claims guaranteed results and lists NL Armes Co and other druggists as sellers.
Erie tops a six month national real estate survey as a cheaper rental city with rates 20 to 40 percent lower than most U.S. cities. The report by the National Association of Real Estate Boards covers 108 member boards including the Erie Real Estate Board. James Drought traveled from Sheffield, Pa for a business trip.
Farmers face extended delays as spring rains keep fields unworkable and frost risks loom. Paul Koenig, an agricultural statistician, notes May precipitation far above normal and temps well below, postponing planting by up to a month and risking crops not maturing before fall frost.
The Corry Motor Club will meet in the Municipal Building at 7 45 this evening. All members and nonmembers are urged to attend for an important discussion affecting automobile ownership and local motoring matters.
Bertha Merriam. 42, of Erie Ohio, dies at St Vincent's Hospital after an afternoon car wreck near Girard. Her daughter is in critical condition with a fractured skull. five people were in the auto, one driver escaped injury. A second item advertises a new cottage for sale at Columbus Park 12 E Wayne Street.
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