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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1924
Page
8
An advert promotes Rheuma as a universal remedy for rheumatic pain, gout, sciatica, and kidney issues. It claims quick action on joints and muscles, promises a money back guarantee, and directs readers to N. F. Ames & Co or any druggist to buy a bottle today.
In Erie on March 12 Ralph Mark aged 29 of South Chicago admitted guilt to bigamy before Judge Uriah P. Rossiter. He received seven months to two years in the Western penitentiary and a $100 fine. Mark said his latest wife was Ellen Angstrom of 24 West Twentieth Street, whom he married in Erie. He had been married seven times, two of which he acknowledged.
Loretta Stowell a 15 year old Sherman girl who vanished Saturday was in Jamestown yesterday. Police say she stopped on Barrows street asking for work then looked through a newspaper and left quickly. there was no trace found by authorities this morning.
Pekin reports the Chinese cabinet in a special session agreed to grant de jure recognition to Russia pending acceptance by M. Karakhan of the Chinese interpretation of the reestablishment of diplomatic relations. A joint signing is expected once Karaktian approves the text. A stray classified ad fragment follows noting an orchards farm listing two miles from Corry.
A C Sandburg announces opening a new display room at 100 East Main Street, after purchasing the Payne brick section. He will offer a wide range of farm machinery, equipment, and supplies, with a focus on fly branch equipment and a large stock of implements and engines. The move follows years of work in this field with plans to expand during the coming winter.
Wheat and pork show mixed signals with quiet gains for produce and firmer for pork while lard remains dull. Raw sugar trades easy with centrifugal at ninety test. Refined sugar dull and price around five thousand dollars cited alongside other grain notes and reference codes.
Frank Rikert, a North Sacramento resident who journeyed from Illinois in 1864, recently showed a Tanlac bottle and testified he regained strength and weight after prolonged illness. He emphasized the product’s value, noting he wouldn’t sell his bottle for $100 and credited Tanlac with renewed health.
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