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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Corry Pennsylvania appears to reference a publication concept and post office entry as second class mail matter with uncertain details involving Bailly Odlograve and Cong Evening Journal readers.
Sir Walter Kin fear, head of the British National Health Insurance Department, says the death rate in England last year was the lowest on record and infant mortality was half of what it was 16 to 20 years ago. He notes a life expectancy rise of 12 years for today’s child versus his grandfather, despite wartime hardship. Public health gains and better hygiene spread internationally, though recovery is slower in hardest hit regions where children face poorer chances and a growing generation of cripples and defectives.
Twenty years ago notes from The Journal File dated March 3 1904 include Clarence Mangen becoming assistant trouble man with Union Tel and Tel Co in the city. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Edward Shields of McCrays Forest Co last Tuesday. Miss Cora McCabe substitutes at Muirview school for Mrs Elizabeth Augrey detained at home by her ill daughter. Arthur Ill returned from a Florida trip. A son born to Mr and Mrs T C Burdick on February 29. S S Martin buys A P Thatcher’s confectionery and tobacco store in Youngsville and will reside there. A robin’s warm welcome on West Church Street caused excitement. Henry Rosa returns home and plans to depart for Pittsburgh tomorrow.
A jumble of garbled rhetoric references a talk by Dan Dobb and mentions topics like a Detroit rifle champion and an Olympic team to France. The text blends stray quotes about politics, sport, and world events with nonsensical phrases, producing a disjointed, largely unreadable fragment.
The 124 model Jordan cars shown by Lotis Russell, focal representative, draw considerable attention. The hydraulic four-wheel brakes, a modern improvement, are highlighted as a key feature. The Sper roadster attracts many enthusiasts among local motorists.
A Springfield Gazette column discusses how a woman’s self image is shaped by others opinions of her looks and social expectations in Missouri. The piece analyzes community pressures and personal confidence within a local context.
A garbled early 20th century notice urges economy in Warren tax collection and local government spending. It highlights payments to collectors, claims about job values, and calls for action by residents and local representatives to restore fiscal confidence and reallocate duties.
Philadelphia report: Allan Melride was shot in a family dispute when Donnar Melride allegedly seized a shotgun. Witness Dannueswito described the scene as Donnar provoked the violence after a drink, and a struggle followed before the fatal headshot.
An auction will be held March 8 at Ma.m. sharp on State Line road in Sit inlay featuring dairy cows, cows fresh, teams and singles including 9005 wt horses, 1800 wt, 34 pu llets, 44 ha, potatoes, heavy wagons and harness, farming implements, and a Dehayal separator. Terms: cash over $10, time on approved security, 296 for cash. Powers, auctioneer. Merty, clerks.
Freight brakeman Kane and another worker perished after a derailment near Lithia on a Friday afternoon. Rescue efforts failed as the crew member, identified as a veteran employee, was ejected and killed instantly when the car wheel struck him.
A fragmented notice notes a 19th century trade event in Smethport where two barrels of pure water were ordered amid unclear details. The text references a prize field, a town, and a pay transaction, with purchasers reluctant to claim distinction for that year.
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