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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
3
Arthur Colegroves records show Cory Pa Post Office duties set as Second Class Mail matter. Subscription five dollars per year, carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising terms available on application.
A garbled account depicts children near a doctor’s office and shops as pedestrians face crosswalk risks. It notes drivers and stunt cars failing to yield, with adults and a child advertising caution while numerous unclear details hinder precise events.
Fragmentary OCR describes warnings about poisons and dangerous substances, urging separation from medicines and proper storage. Medical authorities discuss safe administration of family remedies, while lamenting public use of harmful markers and illegible labeling. The passage hints at theft concerns and practical shelf placement to prevent misuse.
Belgium’s Ministry of Agriculture presents a 102 percent budget to parliament as the agriculture commission reviews spending. The plan aims to boost wheat, butter, and cheese production, with a focus on self sufficiency and higher yields to fund postwar needs. Officials note food shortages since the war and pledge vigorous support for farmers and industry.
An old advertisement touts Heatrold as a heat remedy sold by NP Ames & Co to treat piles by improving blood circulation in the lower bowel. It claims rapid, safe relief for thousands of sufferers and urges readers to try this simple Nome treatment despite references to dubious medical claims and other unrelated text.
A garbled OCR snippet references crime talk and social scenes with scattered names and numbers. It mentions Radium and a price, various individuals, fashion details, and unclear events. The text is too fragmentary to determine a clear incident or whom it concerns.
In Warren on May 1 a child died from burns suffered during a fire at the Children’s Home. Chester Wilcox, five, was among those injured on the evening of May 7. He died Thursday morning at five o’clock at Warren General Hospital. The child’s history is largely unknown beyond being cared for by his parents at the home. medical staff could offer no further relief.
A note recalls events from May 18, 1903 with social shifts in McKear Creek area as Mrs Boyd and daughter plan to relocate. The Curry Cathalub hosts a ves with Praf Ch Vietory Zebley from Washington to visit and direct the Gotilion next Thursday evening.
Opinion blends calls for tighter firearm control with notes on crime causes citing an international police conference and the need for government supervision of gun manufacture. It also mentions gun engines, calorie norms, and health engineering studies urging faster weight loss and dieting trends with references to scientists and health societies.
Burglars sacked the Alley Provision Co office at 415 East Eighteenth Street and the Stow Lumber and Pearl Co office at Buffalo and Wartel avenues. They opened the first with an axe but fled when police arrived. A $186 check to the New York Central railroad and some blank checks were stolen. no cash was missing. An unrelated classified ad offers agency work for The J R Watkins Company, New York.
William Parke of Philadelphia praises Tanlac for stomach relief after meals and improved appetite. An Adelphia traffic officer at Fifth and Market endorses the remedy, asserting digestion has improved and he plans continued use to ensure relief. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised as digestion and constipation remedies.
Ridgway May 18 A vigil to find a Johnsonburg man assaulted Tuesday night while sitting on the porch of the Grd Tamainn Bal Changed. Authorities say the suspect fled toward the Rik County General choral. The missing man, last seen alive, disappeared within seconds of the attack. Investigators hunt for clues and motive as the case remains unsolved.
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