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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1924
Page
3
Classified notice excerpt shows postal registration, pricing per year and per copy, and advertising rate inquiry. Publication info lists Corry Pennsylvania, West South Street office, and mail matter handling. Rates indicate five dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy, with weekly and carrier options.
Twenty years ago notes discuss government reclamation work and debtors under the Interior Department. Debates note millions spent, farmers in distress, and proposals for moratoriums to aid settlers while considering broader policy implications.
Ar 100 Chaunely Depew, famed for his long life and youth, hints longevity may hinge on passion beyond work and a steady diet. A roundabout editorial muses on aging, health, and modern American wit, then shifts to Pennsylvania highway bids for concrete surface work in Erie and surrounding townships.
Washington dispatches discuss President Coolidge facing a test of moral courage over immigration legislation. Analysts consider whether he will veto or sign the bill, noting potential losses to Republican-leaning Pacific Coast states and the political cost to his chances for a second term. The piece also critiques statements from Daugherty and notes upheaval around Tammany Hall figures and the Democratic National Convention.
A long, opinionated piece argues Coolidge warned the League offers a route to global disarmament and European cooperation, while warning against staying out. It contends staying disengaged heightens war risk and endorses active American participation to avoid future catastrophe. It also notes unrelated items on marriage optimism and a telephonic bond story.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes distress from a girl in Greenville Texas with references to food, meals, and family figures. The legible bits mention Mrs Halleman, a sale, and strained conditions. The text is severely garbled with missing words and unclear connections.
A garbled string of quips and anecdotes about crime, vanity, and everyday misstatements. The piece riffs on a would be robber, opinions on industry, and a parade of odd lines about perfume, money, and nightlife.
Edward Waldurn 55 of Cherry Valley slashed his jugular with a knife when Sheriff Hannum and deputies cornered him in a barn after he vanished from home last Friday. His horse and buggy were found nearby, a hitching rope missing, and a boy alerted authorities as they entered the barn to discover him fatally wounded.
Ad copy touts San Cura Ointment as a healing antiseptic for sores cuts burns and other skin ailments. Claims rapid relief and a money back guarantee with a related San Cura Soap for skin diseases and a fine complexion. Includes seller names N F Amos Co Thomas Downey R G Lindsley Son and Gondras drugstore with prices of 50 to 96 cents.
An 11 year old boy near his home at St Marys was hit by a fragment of stone while playing with others. He sustained a serious eye injury and was rushed to Andrew Kaul Memorial hospital where staff performed an on station procedure.
Died at home of his parents Charles and Mrs Lewin in Jamestown Y April 21 1924 aged two months four days Baby Melvin Lewis died from bronchial pneumonia Despite caregivers and family prayers he passed away Funeral services were held April 23 at two at grandparents home Beaverdam Beaverdam cemetery Union City officiating The poem mourns the infant with religious lines about death and the afterlife
Fragmentary text mentions federal officers and a Sunday event at a church chapel. Other lines reference roid At Broctuns Huw Meals and Rotan Aire, with unclear names and dates. Content is garbled. no clear event or outcome established.
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