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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1926
Page
6
A multiplex lineup highlights The Midnight Eleven and The Best Perpign with a railroading climax and a gripping family-justice theme. The program also features The Third Alarm and That is the Judgment of Astute Critics, plus The Night Fire and Paxyhones in a starry slate at the Rex Theatre with supporting acts and notable performances.
Reports say Edward Mousselle of Silver Creek lies in serious condition after a Thursday night shooting at a coastal fishing village near Cattartugys Creek. Teammate Tiarold Nelson and two others are detained as hospitals note kidney injury and ongoing medical concerns.
Health ad promotes cod liver oil tablets as a flesh builder claiming high vitamin content and rapid weight gain. It promises 5 to 10 pounds in 40 days with a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met. The product, McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets, is marketed by Nic Ames & Co. and priced at 60 cents for a box of 60.
Vancouver March 19 NEA Service reports Alexander Znamensky formerly of Moscow Opera, now ship's carpenter on the Empress of Canada, works with hammer and voice aboard the liner. Fleeing Russia after revolution, he endured prison, exile, and poverty before finding work and a chance to sing again in a foreign shipboard workshop.
Bear Lake Pa March 1. Mrs Lenin Thrice traveled from New York and visited Mr and Mrs Weitzel Lupats at Lestisville. Gatherings hosted by Toemer's sister Mrs Fr Cros and Mr Renjeailly Cross. A Saturday surprise birthday party featured fourteen guests and festive food. Miss Ruth Ransom returned from Jamestown after caring for her aunt. The Bear Lake Sunday school party involved 18 attendees and a church event with a dinner and collection of 6080. Residents noted heavy snow and travel to nearby towns for visits and church activities.
The text discusses a geological formation term ainednod from Molint Monidnogk In- New The and IA applied to hmnts. It notes erosion in a period and surrounding ability. It mentions a stone mountain in Georgia as part of this landscape evidence.
Officials report a sharp rise in dog numbers across the state, paired with intensified enforcement by the Bureau of Agriculture. The drive aims to curb rabies risk and protect residents, livestock, and the dairy sector, noting a substantial drop in rabies cases since campaigns began.
The note advertises a remedy named Layontik eve wash mixed with camphor igerattin and other ingredients to aid weak or strained eyes. A small tin is said to help clear vision, with an emphasis on eye relief and a free sample. Credited to Thos. Lowrey.
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