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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal details appear garbled but indicates a publication note from Corry Pennsylvania. It mentions post office filing and second class mail matter with advertising rate information.
A United States Chamber of Commerce committee recommends better pay for postal workers, higher living-cost adjusted wages, and a separation of parcel post from other mail. It urges a building program for crowded post offices and a permanent planning division in the post office department, arguing efficiency will offset costs. It also cautions against oversized monuments and calls for more practical post office facilities to maintain service quality.
A garbled OCR item mentions birth methods and a vague reference to a book about modern motherhood and other topics. It also contains an unrelated rental notice for four furnished rooms at 211 E Pleasant St with a private entrance and bath.
A garbled passage describes a detective shadowing a man, notes on life in Workington, and political hints from Washington. It mentions a math error about interest, odd marriages in St. Louis, and a polite traffic cop facing a duct unbecoming an officer.
The Bureau of Missing Persons in New York City notes many youths depart due to harshness or a wish to gain independence. It cites “lass case” parents who smother grown children and urges balancing watchfulness with allowing self reliant, harm free living to foster individual growth. Washington needs a twelve mile limit for hootto go iniy.
Due to the need for a new location and inability to find a suitable site the Macksmithing business will continue at 100 East Main Street after April 1. The owner A. Sandburg thanks customers for past courtesies and asks for continued patronage during the transition.
A president and general manager in a large Ohio city promote a new S41 company form to sell and deliver ice. The plan would give the manager a majority stake, then transfer shares to drivers and station staff as they absorb the business, while denying philanthropy and pushing a straight business motive.
Local health workers report multiple new smallpox cases at Duneirk and nearby areas. Vaccination teams, led by Dr. George and Dr. Read, administer shots to 38 people including children at the Inca health center, as quarantine measures expand and efforts continue through the holiday period.
An old advertisement touts Dr Carey’s Marsh root Prescription No. 777 for kidney and backache issues. It claims long experience, affordability, and that high colored urine or puffy eyes signal kidney problems, urging immediate use of the remedy.
An ad claims a free trial of a muscle strengthening preparation that allegedly cures rupture without operation or trusses. It targets ruptured persons nationwide and promises instant, permanent relief and freedom from discomfort, urging immediate write‑in for mailed information.
A clipped notice promotes a free treatment coupon associated with Capt. W. A. Dollings in Watertown New York. It markets a lead free test for rupture and includes advertising language and medical offer remnants.
Police halted a beer running ring after a violent incident in Pittsburgh. Officers reported multiple gunshots linked to bootlegged alcohol shipments and warned the public about the ongoing criminal activity and potential retaliation.
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