Publisher Entered at Corry Post Office
A.D. Colegrove is recorded as publisher entered at the Corry Pennsylvania post office under second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
3
A.D. Colegrove is recorded as publisher entered at the Corry Pennsylvania post office under second class mail matter.
The Senate reopens discussion on a constitutional amendment to extend the presidential term to six years and limit incumbents to one term. Proponents argue for reduced partisan influence, while critics doubt support and note risks to public confidence and governance.
An old home remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur restore natural color to faded gray hair. Modern practice offers Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drugstores. A dampened brush or sponge applied to the hair darkens each strand over one or two applications, making hair look darker and shinier.
A garbled fragment suggests themes of taxation and public officials. The text mentions a mayor in a town being fired amid discussions of income tax installments and public sentiment on spending. The piece hints at political critique and social commentary in a dated tone.
Sunday paper notice seeks rooms and boarders in the West Wayne area. Listings mention one room with heat, multiple rooms for rent, and a tower area property with April 1st possession terms.
An arrest followed a street collision in which a man was dragged by a car after the driver lost control. Witnesses say the vehicle struck a pedestrian at an intersection as the car sped away before the driver was restrained and charged with disorderly conduct.
Warren reports the death of Frank G. McMetias the oldest active printer in the city He died at General Hospital Wednesday morning at 145 o clock after an operation two weeks prior Born in Pittsburgh he moved to Warren about thirty years ago Mr McClellan and Miss Sarah Schott are among the readers with details unclear in the fragmented text
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