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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
4
A forthcoming industrial sorts program will be staged at the Armory next Monday evening. The event focuses on organized labor and manufacturing topics with local participants expected.
A garland of rural vignettes describes crows returning from winter, wolves, and the mood of nature. Orrie Weller, a trapper living riverfront near Hosmer Run, seeks freedom amid a simple life without routines or modern ties, planning seed selling and hill country wanderings.
A jumble of faded notices and ads details property for sale, jobs, and social events across Wright Street and City Park. Nominating petition notes appear for Fr. M. Knapp and Geiggate, with dawn theater and charity events at Maccabie hall and the Armory.
A garbled text claims a glycerine mixture helps gas in the stomach and lists various unclear ingredients and effects. It references a product called Adierika and mentions removal of gas and poison with mixed results and dubious claims.
The Arts and Crafts Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs A W Covell's East Smith street home. All members are asked to attend and bring pencils. Also notes about a Friday night auditorium event and taxi service contact numbers appear in the notice.
An old advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a cure for skin eruptions itching rashes and blotches on face neck and arms. It promises rapid relief and claims the germ destroying properties of sulphur surpass all else with immediate healing after application. The ad also lists a Sulphur product from Rowles and provides a shop address and repair services mention.
Senator Marconi will supervise a New York Savoy hotel transatlantic broadcast and unveil a new beam system. London reports say nine English stations may jointly beam a concert to the world, with signals traveling along a straight line to reach recipients. The beam aims to prevent tapping by concentrating power over fixed paths.
In Erie on March 18 an informal push emerges to reintroduce daylight saving. Howard Everhart and Robert Wallace launch an appeal to local shops clubs and organizations to revive the plan. The effort recalls earlier activity linked to regional groups and a warning about modern social changes.
Classified note lists a G A taxi service with night and day hours and a P M Nichols contact in Stockton. It directs calls to Bell 123 and 4113 with references to Wednesday Thursday and Friday and a numbered code 27tfeod.
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