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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
8
A garbled historical item reports a Union City bootlegger seeking parole. The fragment references court action, a charity case, a plea for clemency, and a parole request amid unclear details about dates or outcomes.
An aging foreman touts Dr Pierce’s Anuric tablets as a cure for kidney pain and back ache. He claims relief after a prior use and urges readers to send 106 to a New York clinic for a trial, promoting the product in a local setting.
A Senate committee appointed by Chairman Cummins to hold public beer hearings to assess wets measures. The panel includes Republicans Reed and others from West Virginia, Oklahoma, Missouri, and more as it weighs whether hearings should proceed.
John W. Lambing gave a talk at the high school about insurance and its role in life and business. He cited varied policy types and noted many families use insurance to fund education and provide security for children.
A Michigan Alumni survey discusses an expedition led by Prof. Wiliney Mo to Labrador and Greenland to study the North Pole wind system. Dr Howard Haytes of McGill is cited as a top authority on winds and rivers. Assistant Vik er Dowblus from Harvard accompanies the team.
The Australian ballot was introduced in 1888. Kentucky first enacted it for Louisville city elections, while Massachusetts passed a state law that year but took effect in the next year.
An advertisement claims boils result from weak blood and impurities. It promotes 8.8.8 as rebuilding red blood cells and purifying the system, urging readers to buy the larger bottle at a drugstore for economy.
A general talk covered various radio interference types affecting the city, including railroad crossing disruptions and signal devices. The discussion noted several applications and invited new members, with a launch anticipated soon.
The text hints at round one hundred one shy and predicts far reaching gains for radio fans through coordinated action by the Guye Dinevtor Sears POHL Oe Jas and associated owners. It mentions protection of reception and village areas as owners seek to refine radio sets and reduce miner disturbance.
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