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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
3
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Ambasssor Houghton's address in Joudon praised global peace aims but drew attention to the United States stance on the League of Nations and the Permanent Court of International Justice. The talk contrasted promises of cooperation with U.S. nonparticipation, touching on Europe and the need for unity amid entanglements. Mrs Ai Johnson plans a visit today with her brother and family.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Parisian Sage for thinning hair and scalp problems. It promises hair regrowth or money back and cites N F Ames & Co and druggists as sellers. The copy emphasizes quick results and brand recall.
A garbled pastiche recalls a 1905 event and a Pittsburgh phone company contract. It mentions a baseball game this afternoon between Woodmen and Steel Works, with a score near 81 to go, and a Brigham reference. Names and details are fragmented and unclear.
Erie hurler Hoffman from the National Foundry circuit travels to Knoxville Tennessee Tuesday morning for a game. McMadden of Detroit Ame Gang is in custody after involvement with the Titers in a local incident. The veteran pitcher led the Foundrymen in wins last season and plans to retire, leaving the squad with one rostered hurler. Mrs W Spencer visits Wrights Hill. Mrs Esther Planks accompanies.
An old advertisement touts a pure vegetable syrup said to cleanse and tone the liver, relieve indigestion fatigue and constipation, and restore energy. It promises free samples, a money back guarantee, and urges sharing results with family and friends.
Plans call for 28 miles of new roads across Warren County with rail improvements. Projects run from Pittsfield to Garland and Wrighteville West to the city, plus grading and grading completion anticipated by fall 1928. Construction teams from DeVine and Bunce Companies prepare to extend lines east from Shel to Pittfield, with surveyors staking routes west of Garland.
A garbled field note describes weather effects on work, a foreman organizing labor, excavating and concrete tasks, and references to individuals and places with unclear details. It mentions December and labor activity, plus various names and local items, all badly distorted.
Edward Happ of Titusville Pennsylvania reports 15 years of illness and back pain eased by Thompson's Barosma. He claims the remedy made him feel years younger and urges others with backache or related symptoms to try the product sold by Ames & Co and local drug stores.
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