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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa with A D Colegrove as publisher. Subscription rates are five dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates are available on request.
The article cites the National Bureau of Economic Research figures showing US income at 89 million dollars and per capita income above 2000 dollars, with 40 percent income growth since 1921 and 86 percent in real buying power. It argues prosperity exceeds most nations, urging humility rather than pride.
Industrial chemist John Harrison reports 1000 pounds of usable by products from straw including a rougily described damp-prowling substance a new germicide and la my spray He envisions growing byproducts from straw via destructive distillation and says farmers will soon profit more from straw than rot Germany disarms and progress in aviation and talking pictures dominate public chatter with caution about stage decency and Broadway shows reflecting era curiosities
Fragments recount a Sunday event in Warren Hist with Frank Matteson and his parents. Nearby names like Aspioryine and Mts LF Matton appear in the faded text, suggesting a local archival note on a past Sunday.
A garbled historical piece discusses U S relations with Mexico and international diplomacy. It mentions figures like Hiram the Mexican embassy, Obregon and Guiles administrations, and notes perceived shifts toward agricultural industrial and financial development. References clients, oil and mining sectors, and economic diversification within a modernizing national economy.
Mr and Mrs AG Crowell, former residents of Conéarit teggne lip, have returned home after spending the winter in Durhan. They are here with their daughter, Siria Lia.
A fragmentary report from the state legislature describes urgency for the state printer to Increase output. It mentions a committee review of capacity and an investigation into the printing contract. The document references representatives and a proposed plan to accelerate public printing.
An old remedy pitch promotes Wyeth's Sage Sulphur Compound as a hair dye and whitening solution. Advert claims the product renews color, adds gloss, and soft texture with simple daily application, while noting price and store availability.
George Kirch Abington dies at home after illness at 9 block East Pleasant street. Pioneer resident of Con cory township for 45 years survived by four daughters and four sons, fifteen grandchildren. Funeral at Harrisburg Starya Star Church with Rev W E Bartlett officiating, Pine Grove cemetery.
A pedestrian who disputes an automobile’s right of way faces a trial as drivers argue precedent in the grade crossing case. The incident highlights traffic safety and legal standards for pedestrians and motorists at crossings.
An ancient remedy touts tonics to rebuild energy after flu. Claims describe restoring appetite and vitality via herbal components and a sure plan to revive the weakened body. Warnings of unverified formulas accompany sales language for a drugstore release.
United Press reports a sweeping spring 1933 plan to mobilize a dry navy with 350 speed cutters to patrol the Atlantic. The campaign aims to curb rum running with new cutters capable of 10 to 200 mile offshore range, six destroyers, six aircraft, and seaplanes for coastal surveillance, as authorities project extended offshore seizures.
In supreme court of the county, a $20,000 damage suit is filed against New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad over the grade crossing collision on Washington Avenue Christmas Eve night. Plaintiffs seek damages for the deaths of Thomas J Cummins and others in the wreck involving Mrs. and Mrs. Cummins and their child. Attorneys from Palmer & Rows represent the estate of Mes wires Glenn Woodin and the Dumler Trogt company. No action yet begun for Mr Cummins death.
March 9 report says Assemblyman Cyvilfier introduced a bill authorizing the state health department to buy light wines and beer for medicinal use and to regulate their sale and distribution in New York state. The measure aims to control quality, pricing, and accessibility under public health oversight.
United Press reports that the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act were condemned by a leading Philadelphia bar association the Lay Association of Philadelphia calling the dry laws the most deplorable initiative in the country. The note warns of prohibition enforcement and signals opposition by conservative legal circles to the wartime restrictions.
Advertisement copy touts MELLOGLO as a skin care product to reduce pores and enhance a youthful complexion. It appeals to women, claiming a refined, lasting finish and practical use for daily beauty routines.
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