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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1924
Page
6
Seventeen year old Margaret Wisel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Goo dy Hrantene, reportedly swallowed carbolic acid after being told to quit her laundry job. Medical officials said the seriousness of the poisoning could not be determined. Her mother indicated the girl would return to studies and finish her education.
A Brockport hotel and post office building, once home to the Mullaney family, burned Sunday afternoon near Rideway. Firefighters saved nearby structures. the hotel portion on the second floor and furniture were destroyed, with the post office mail rescued and no complete rebuild plans yet.
An old promotional item touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as an easy way for thin men and women to gain weight and strength. It claims dramatic results, urges readers to buy 60 tablets for 60 cents, and notes druggists stock the product with physicians like J. O. Condra advising on use.
Washington March 18 The Senate adopted the Norris provision amending inauguration timing and directing a special Congress meeting on the first Monday of the month. The market report lists crude and refined sugar, coffee, butter and eggs with scattered prices and conditions for live poultry and dairy products.
A garbled excerpt shows a busy man instructing to tell the doctor if time is not wasted. Dr. Peek is referenced, with a reply urging calm and urging immediate entry. The text is incomplete and depicts fragmented dialogue without clear event context.
Fort Corry No 5 American Home Watchmen held its regular meeting on Wednesday March 19 at 5 o'clock. After the business session a social dance will follow to which all are invited.
Letters Testamentary issued by the County Register of Wills to Lydia VanDresar Executrix at 355 Second Avenue Cory Pennsylvania. Debts must be paid promptly and all claims presented without delay. Don T. Smith attorney represents the estate in Corry.
A bakery described as Anderson Baking Co plans a new cinder block building on the corner of Fourth and Save streets. The structure is estimated to cost $20,000 and will be erected under a permit or plan noted in the muted application.
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