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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal published daily except Sunday in Corry Pennsylvania lists mailing and subscription rates. Post office entry details show a3 second class mail matter and pricing by mail, carrier and weekly rates, with advertising rates available upon request.
Across the United States rural and country schools show longer terms. Data from 1912 through 1928 reveal rural terms rising toward 148 to 160 days in many states, aided by consolidation and village school strengthening. Some one room schools reach 160 days or more.
Informal reception was held at the Baptist Church in Harrisburg last evening honoring Mr and Mrs Charles Monroe. A program of piano duets vocals and a quartet performed. Rev A J Roth spoke for the congregation presenting a table lamp to the couple. Mr Monroe expressed gratitude as guests enjoyed light refreshments.
United Press report from New York outlines why public fascination with the outlaw Chapman persists. Psychologist Holmes describes the romance as fueled by childhood myths and the thrill of danger, noting sympathy for outlaws despite crimes. Includes contemporaneous notes on other crimes and incidents in Wilkes-Barre and Dillsburg.
An ad urges men and women with ruptures to write for a free trial of a purported stimulating application. It claims to tighten muscles and seal openings without surgery, warning of dangers from untreated rupture and promising cures for large ruptures. Includes a shaky address in New York and references to a German law phrase.
A user requests a free sample offer for rupture treatment claiming to provide a full sample with name address and state. The message mentions WES Rice Joe BIH Main St Adams NV and asks for no charge and a sample titled Treatment of vane sximu Using application.
Letter from Erie fisheries officials urging lawmakers to block a 100000 appropriation by Senate Bill No 43 to the Pennsylvania State Port and Harbor Commission. The aim is to fund retaining walls and dredging in Erie Harbor west canal basin, with emphasis on keeping funds in the resident fishery interests.
Mrs F N Baker of 618 West Oak Street Titusville Pennsylvania sent a letter describing her terrible goitre and the relief she felt using Sorhol Quadruple a colorless liniment. Her eyes heart and nerves were in bad condition before. Readers are invited to call to read the original letter or write to the seller.
Fear that Robert Olingon, a Negro boarder living at 259 West Twelfth Street in Erie, has vanished since Monday and may have met foul play. Miss Salle Posey, a paloted acquaintance, plans to appear this afternoon to assist in organizing a search. Police report indicate he went to Noah Perpy’s home at 452 West Wellth Street on Monday night amid a tangled sequence of events.
A Polish family hid a keg of mash in a house during a raid on a tavern by police. The woman resident, alarmed by strangers in striking distance of her two week old child, fled toward the door as officers entered, preventing the theft and exposing the hidden alcohol.
John Lampkin of Dayton reports his night awakenings after using Lithiated Sucha Keller Formula to cleanse the bladder and relieve nocturnal action. He claims the tabs cost two cents each and are sold at Thomas Davies and leading drug stores, detailing alleged bladder why and nightly suffering.
A fragmentary rural notice recounts visitors and social events across towns including Morland and nearby households. Mentions Mr and Mrs Veh Matin, Mr Paul Thakert, George Kelly, Cert Bates, and missionaries. notes Sunday activities and various local gatherings with limited readable details.
Lakewood reports severe treasury shortfall as new village officers take office. The board appoints Gerald A. Derrick Payley to oversee state comptroller duties and Joseph Freed as water department superintendent. A resolution closes the local road project at Gif ford Welle citing danger. Current officers include President Therey A Wilbur and treasurer Gerald A. Three veri Wirry Sat.
An old style ad promotes weight loss pills and a simple exercise plan. It claims quick results and safety, urging readers to buy from a local druggist or mail order from Murmurty at the GM Building. The piece uses sensational language about starving diets and constant fatigue to persuade usage.
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