Corry Post Office Mail Rates Advertised
Notice lists mail charges: annual rate five dollars, second class mail three cents per copy, currier service three cents per copy, and fifteen cents per issue. Further details available on application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
3
Notice lists mail charges: annual rate five dollars, second class mail three cents per copy, currier service three cents per copy, and fifteen cents per issue. Further details available on application.
Edgar J. Goodspeed of Chicago University defends modern plain speech in scripture arguing the New Testament was written for common people and should be translated for today. He questions King James familiarity versus true comprehension and suggests new wording can awaken meaning previously missed.
A fragmentary note recalls health chick supplies and a leading poultry stock in town. Mentions a planned radio broadcasting station in Japan via C M Stewart & Co at E Main St with reference to The Aultoon. Reads like a historical clipping with sparse details.
The readable fragments mention farming, spring signals, and a remark about credit and a tentative mention of a war in April. Names, dates, or locations are unclear, making the item a rough, partial excerpt without a coherent report.
A movement supports raising wages for low paid government workers including janitors for federal buildings. Treasury and postal workforce advocates call for increases from about 40 to 75 dollars monthly, arguing current wages deter applicants and threaten upkeep of expensive federal facilities.
Authorities report a gang of four highwaymen stopped a motorist near Olean on March 27. They commandeered a car, shot at a passenger, and fled toward Buffalo. police say the attackers used a red sedan and fled the scene after a brief chase. The victims, including Paul Gaytoe, were uninjured but shaken by the encounter. Police are pursuing leads and reviewing nearby traffic cameras.
Turbulent notices from Titusville warn of a scarlet fever increase amid school disruptions and parent fatigue. Officials say spread risks remain while communities push for decisive action as health authorities urge vigilance and prompt reporting of illness. A local job listings fragment appears in the same notice bundle.
Thousands have used Marmusta Prescription Tablets with claims of safe weight loss without exercise or starvation diets. The ad promises affordable pricing worldwide and direct ordering from a Detroit address, noting steady, easy results and few side effects.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Paris and Bath with unclear context and many garbled phrases. The readable bits mention a religious or community setting, possible names, and a promise or pledge but specifics are not discernible.
Mrs Samuel of Dover Delaware reports dramatic relief from prolonged suffering after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with renewed energy, less fatigue, and ability to work full days, encouraging friends to try it.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product or method to remove corns quickly with unclear context. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable. The garbled words imply an ad-like line about corn removal.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a federal court march term with references to Bent at Muidyitie and Vimy, names of witnesses, and a sale notice for a player piano and drafting tools listed by Mrs Rhodes at 625 Northy Center St.
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