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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
The item lists publication details for the Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania. It notes the paper published daily except Sundays from South Street, credits Arthur Colegrove, gives postal handling as second class mail, and provides subscription and single-copy rates by mail and carrier along with advertising rate availability.
City officials urged swift spring action to repair dirt streets not served by paving. Residents note frost and storms may delay work, but insist on ditching, grading, and graveling to end mud holes and sinkholes. Taxpayers complain of neglect and call for a functional, economical dirt-road program under proper supervision.
A conservative, volunteer driven effort by Corry residents has steadily progressed the Corry Building and Loan Association. Advocates say its fundamentals are sound, growth is healthy, and universal support will expand its benefits to the city while maintaining cautious, prudent management.
A garbled report recounts a travel scene with a wagon, car, and farmers on a rural road. It notes cautious driving and distant encounters under trying weather, praising restraint and mutual courtesy while describing a tense, wandering journey and a distant collision avoided.
Editor Dari Journals laments neglected West Smith Street in Garry amid civic groups and hotels, criticizing slow progress. He mocks local clubs for civic improvement and questions transport links while urging action on street safety and community development.
A fragmented local note discusses fire access and hydrants, street conditions, and water fines. It mentions West Smith Altee Land and the need to improve West Smith Street, with references to the hydrants and fire companies and a call to address bitter local concerns.
J Metegar a decorator went to Carry yesterday afternoon to decorate for a large meeting to be held this evening. Turgilie Leraid and Mrs ME Shambaugh went to Tiras ville this morning for a visit with Mr Thomas and other relatives.
Pythians held a well attended program at their hall to celebrate a twenty eighth anniversary. The event featured a fine program with readings and other items by Mrs. and members, the hall decorated in green and white reflecting the celebratory mood.
Buppalo N Y claims the Hamadila treatment attacks the cause of hemorrhoids not the piles. It promises to restore normal blood vessel function and end bleeding or protrusion. The ad states a money back guarantee and a price of 100 with mail orders.
A muddled OCR fragment describes Prank Grit and performers including Mise Thee Ser and Mrs. Bach Browny, with Mr Ed Ripley and Edwarde Accompanialy. The text mentions a fine drill by degree sully pinverre and a program of refreshments, with references to a white and green theme and committee activity. It references a court setting and city figures in a garbled venue description.
A public survey by county officials between Pittsfield and Garlands outlines a proposed road improvement. Supervisors and commissioners weigh funding and timelines to address mud hazards and traffic concerns along the Route 80 corridor.
An advertisement claims a New York antiseptic named Kojeneie, four times stronger than carbolic acid, is safer and more powerful than mercury gels. It warns against drinking it and touts its germ-killing reputation. Sold by Thomas Daw, druggists list the bottle at 60 cents with usage directions.
An old advertisement touts Thomas Downey’s Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for stomach agony, gas, indigestion, and nervous symptoms. It claims a bottle restores stomach comfort, improves sleep, and aids heartburn, with a pharmacist’s guarantee and wide availability in a Jersey town last year.
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