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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
3
An April 25 inquiry into the rail system seeks to assess management efficiency and economic practices. Officials note the investigation aims to understand how railroads claim value through efficient operations amid governmental regulation.
A garbled column mixes reflections on farming costs droughts and fashion with splintered lines about June weddings May Day outbreaks doctor fatigue in Washington and social manners. It hints at rising prices and desires for simple comforts while lampooning vanity and idle talk.
An advertisement touts Hemrold as a safe internal treatment for piles. It claims external cures fail and promises quick relief by improving circulation. The product is marketed by N. Ames & Co with a money back guarantee.
The notice lists Cony Evening Journal publication details at West South Street Corry PA with mail classifications and subscription rates. It mentions Arthur Colegrove as publisher and includes pricing for by mail and by carrier, plus advertising rates available on application.
A fragmented OCR note describes a person with long market ties and altered relations seeking a move to Warren for unspecified plans. The text is garbled and lacks concrete events, dates, or entities to confirm a coherent news item.
An old time ad touts Joint-Ease as a quick fix for foot pain caused by joints and ligaments. It claims direct skin absorption to reach the joints and promises rapid relief with nightly applications, selling for 60 cents from Thomas Downey and James Condra.
Fifty years of court rulings prompt calls for reform as a proposed bill would curb Supreme Court authority and address perceived bias in five to four decisions. The draft seeks to limit cases reviewed by the high court and restore public respect for its authority amid partisan dissent.
In Erie young suspects were arrested after a raid at BA Meyers and Son store and Dagginn Rider store at 817810 State Street. Constable Plantagan and Edward Gam, 11, were charged with breaking entering and larceny and held for preliminary hearings. Police traced goods with Meyers marks to the youths and noted extradition actions following their arrest in the Erie railroad yards.
Auction set for Saturday May 12 at 1 o'clock with public sale of property near factories off Catherine and Summer Streets. Terms to suit. Gust Johnson and V L Powers, auctioneer. Walter Peake, clerk. auction location near Forty depow. Harvest depends on seed and weather. Union Produce Co offers field and garden seeds at 2nd Avenue and Washington Street from Davis, Woods & Rouse.
An advertorial promotes Beecham's Pills as a reliable family medicine for digestive disorders. It mentions varying monkey gland tones humorously and urges sensible aging readers to maintain youth through proper bodily health and corrected digestive and eliminative issues.
Sports item notes Moki DEA stands Matom lanes. Wali crusess hampers carpet veaters TN gasoline irons gas.
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