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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
3
The article discusses moves toward a national system of traffic regulations inspired by a New Haven conference. It notes local variations in parking rules and signals and considers standardizing signals, markings, and driver expectations to reduce confusion for travelers.
Fragmentary text lacks concrete names dates places or actions. It mentions individuals and numbers but fails to present a verifiable event or outcome for a concise newspaper record.
An advertisement proclaims Rheuma relief for rheumatic pains gout neuritis and neuralgia. It claims rapid freedom from pain restores normal function and removes “poison” from stomach liver kidneys and bladder with a money back guarantee from Ames Co and all good druggists.
In St George Staten Island jurors are being chosen for the trial of Harry Formano charged with the murder of Maud Raver. The process involves multiple steps and could use more than 100 witnesses as part of the defense and prosecution presentation, with expectations of ongoing hearings in Washington.
In Oil City on May aB One a drunken man named Jase was fined 85 or 104 days in jail after a 2 am hearing before Mayor Shaffer. Unable to pay, he was committed to labor on the streets to serve his sentence as the mayor aims to curb jailed drunkenness by replacing jail time with hard work for those unable to pay fines.
Warren, May 22, John Hjers aged 6 years of Conewinga over Hue recovers at home after six hours pinned by a large tree sustaining four broken ribs and injuries to abdomen kidney. Family and friends described the harrowing incident and the farmer was working near his property when the tree toppled.
Mrs Iya Tester of 220 Spring St. is appointed Financial Receiver of Port Success No 4 replacing Mrs Joneghine Grosset who resigned. All dues and monthly payments from Fort Success members should be mailed to the new receiver. Foster Chas acts as the commanding officer.
A dated advertisement lists price cuts on 100 dozen Ladies vests at 25c regular, new shipment of blouses priced to $298 total for eight stores, and sale prices on seer ladies union suits at 15c, children's wear, athletic union suits, and Boys outfits with various low prices.
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