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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
3
Advertisement notes subscription prices for the Cony Evening Journal by mail five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. mentions Adyer tea available upon application.
The Journal recalls a lively evening at Home Protection Hall with twenty pedio tables, awards in a lady’s prize, and a crowd lingering past midnight. Mrs My J Dempsey won a fine salad dish prize while Raph Letplein organized games and a notable incident involved McCarthy as a player. A student named three months of confinement ended with a return to school Monday. James Neal, Corey champion bowler, was summoned to Titusville to play with the Titans against Franklin. Franklin won all three games.
Fourteen ladies attended the Historical Circle meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs Bent ley described the Singing Belly of Holland and Mr Will Wilcox presented a paper on The Inquisition. Mrs Shex Sirs Lewis Mrs McDonald and Mrs Moreau shared brief papers on The Reformation and related topics.
General Mitchell appears vindicated after War Department tests showing anti aircraft guns failed against a sleeve target the size of an airplane while a battleship sized target was reliably hit in the same trials Chairman Lampert says Mitchell’s testimony before the Mouse Aircraft Committee is supported The piece criticizes Army Navy leadership and calls for a housecleaning amid defense failures and political tensions with Coolidge about salary policy and congressional cooperation
The article rails at privacy and virtue, recounting a rebuke to the Dill passage and noting senators warned it could pass. It mentions a prominent comedian’s mother denied admittance under a questionable provision, and describes border control tensions and occasional trips to the homeland amid immigration policy battles.
Leon Hubbatil arrived in Vernon this morning after a prosperous season with Baldine Melyn Stock companies. He completed a successful run with the troupe and plans future engagements in regional venues.
A vintage advertisement touts Mayes Wane Werful Remedy as a simple, harmless preparation that ends abdominal bloating and constipation, claiming to cure stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The house offers a money back guarantee and lists Corey as a sale point via TG Condsdain.
A garbled message hints at a scam targeting individuals, implying a financial or deceptive scheme affecting personal enjoyment or benefit. details are unclear due to poor transcription.
A garbled line of text hints at names and fragments. The readable portion mentions Herbert and a witness, suggesting a legal or testimony context in a calm, reflective note. No clear event or outcome is established.
A full Pennsylvanian railroad talent program airs from Pickering's Studio Pittsburg on WYAS from 7 30 to 1 pm tonight featuring vocal and instrumental music plus an address by Vice President Tom Whiter of the Central Regions He will respond to a radio letter from Miss Gladys Round a student and secretary of the eighth grade class in Tradford public schools of Tradford providing partial interest to local school children
An old advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid as a harmless remedy that quickly vanishes misery with no cost if it fails. It instructs asking NF Ames & Co or any reputable druggist for the product Hemroid.
Edward Hupp of Titusville Pennsylvania claims Thompson's Barosma restored his health after 11 years of illness and weakness. The ad urges backache sciatica dropsy dizziness or palpitation relief with Barosma and Golden Lax tablets, offering refunds through local drugstores and distributors.
In Erie at 4 AM three men attempted a getaway after firing on pursuing officers. The trio fled west on Seventh Street toward Liberty, then north to Fifty, back toward Fifth and Rasher streets. An officer, Policeman Gram, spotted the suspects, who abandoned a stolen car and fled. Night Watchman Silvers, nearby, found the gang at work near the Sixth Street area.
A garbled list of crossword style clues spans topics from geography and politics to literature and science. It mentions a famous Mexican president and a large South American city, various abbreviations, musical symbols, and machine names, plus verb phrases and prefixes, all in a disjointed OCR style.
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