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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania details mail matter class and annual postage rate with reference to the Cony Evening Journal. It lists names Watt Booth Gress Cory and Arthur Calagrere in a dated publicifer ratered at the post office.
An editorial warns that radio stations may need paid entertainment to cover rising costs as musicians demand compensation like lecturers. It suggests two funding paths including paid publicity in programs and broadcasting taxes, noting listener resistance and the fairness of bearing costs.
William Allen White argues that political corruption mirrors business misconduct. He cites Pall Doheny and Sinclair losses, claiming politics and business alike tolerate graft. The piece questions whether politics will ruin the party system and ethics.
The article warns of vandals damaging wildflowers across the country as spring arrives. It describes ruthless harvesting and removal of plants, leaving scorched ground and barren areas, urging better behavior to protect flowering patches and landscapes.
A distressed American wife contends over her husband’s naturalization while she seeks literacy proof to vote and remain in the country. The piece notes tensions in immigration law and how one case exposes gaps and perceived incompetence in handling immigration and naturalization.
An essay-like narrative recalls Joseph Trueman Milla, a British canal investor, and a broader meditation on fear of spending. It contrasts his frugal life in 19th century England with the wealth from early shares in the New River Company and royal-era fortunes.
A British candidate writes poetry about detente while noting a looming spring in Britain and New York. A New York woman accuses a maid of stealing her husband as Washington petitioners debate monthly pay and bons.
A fragment from The Journal Pile dated March 6 1904 notes a Sunday absence and references a Brooklyn YAECA program teaching young men and women about social conduct and marriage. It hints at tensions between courtship and truth.
An appeal to the High Court is noted with Mr Hall and his attorneys Mott & Ottaway challenging Justice Pierce's findings. The interlocutory decree granted Hall a notice of appeal and alimony proceedings are set for March 16, with further arguments to be heard by James Hueley and N Crosby at Walprnes.
Bradford March 6 city council unanimously reinstates Harry G. Solt former chief of police after more than 40 witnesses testifying. Charges of misconduct in office found to be without basis as 26 testified for the accused man.
James TT Allen claims a self made remedy called Atenshis dissolves uric acid deposits and eases rheumatism after years of study. He says the formula fully cures and instructs Thomas Downey to dispense Allenby with a money back guarantee if first pint does not show recovery.
Warren officials and representatives from the state highway department outlined plans to reconstruct the Sheffield to Warren road. The project will involve removing trolley tracks at several points and relocating tracks to the roadway to accommodate the new route. Estimated cost reaches $9,000, with county and company cooperation expected to fund and execute the summer work.
The Lagles Auxiliary to the Lions A W Thompson Post VFW held a meeting in the armory rooms last evening. Two new members were initiated and two candidates were listed for membership. A report on the Laks yale elderly courtly was given with $25 realized. A social hour followed with a program of entertainments by Mrs Jourdean and dancing. Refreshments were served.
An old advertisement touts Carey's Marshroot Prescription No 777 as a cure for backache kidney cleansing and liver purification. It claims dramatic benefits and warns that if it fails the buyer can seek a refund, using testimonials and price claims to entice readers.
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