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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
3
The notice lists publication details for the Conv Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania with address on West South Street. It notes the publisher Arthur Colegrove, post office entry, second class mail matter, annual by mail rate five hundred dollars, carrier rate three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week, plus advertising rates available on request.
The British plan endorsed by a Tory government proposes a government insurance system for the wage-earning population, with compulsory contributions and a life pension at 65. it aims to protect families and workers in hardship, while Churchill defends its uniqueness. The piece also notes US DOJ failures in trials of Wheeler and Fall, accusing the department of political weaponization and scandal.
A retrospective notes a Grey large crowd and speeches by local figures. It mentions re opening a branch grocery at Clymer Sunny and a new inde will be voriardeed, with discussion of Daughters of Taustolly. American Women spent $1 500 000 for lathes fast wear and shirts.
A Dunkirk man, described as a former railroad detective, is held as a murder suspect in the death of Arthur H. Smith. Smith was found with a fractured skull in a Buffalo rooming house after a Monday inquiry. Investigators say another man, Miesel EsVulle, was also linked to the body. Police report ongoing questioning and unclear motives.
The Mormons claim the distinction as the first people to use the present system of irrigation, marking an early adoption of organized water management.
A report notes consideration of an Erie air mail stop linking Cleveland to a western hub. Postmaster and local officials discuss potential service expansion and its impact on future mail delivery from the Browne Street area.
The United States holds a dominant share of the world insurance market, carrying more premium volume than the rest of the nations combined, signaling the country’s strong domestic insurance industry and financial reach.
Mat. Franklin, a former Register and Recovery officer from Vendago, is wounded and will have his right arm amputated at the elbow after a World War I battle. He was treated at Walter Reed Hospital and is praised as a returning Marine. Friends here hope for a speedy recovery.
An advertisement claims Korene gargles reduce throat inflammation and kill germs after two to three washes before bed. It asserts Korene is non poisonous and may be diluted for quick relief, offering a 60 cent refund if unsatisfied.
An advertisement-style piece touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a cure for aging effects from phosphate in blood and nerves. It promises improved nerve force endurance mental clarity and virility with claims of revitalization and revived youth, urging readers to buy through Thomas Uinses Lint to's Pharmacy.
The readable lines appear garbled and incomplete. It references unknown names and places with unclear dates and actions, making it difficult to identify a clear event or subject. No coherent news element emerges from the fragment.
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