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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1924
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania lists publication details including post office registration, second class mail matter, annual and per-copy rates, and weekly price. Advertising rates are stated as available upon request. A Lincoln quote is included.
A historical discussion notes a pronounced shift of Japanese toward Mexico driven by California land laws and new irrigation prospects in northern Mexico. It links American policy and interbasin water projects to促 timelier settlement, predicts a possible Mexican agricultural colony of up to a million, and argues that as long as settlements remain law-abiding and agricultural, Americans need not fear.
The British novelist Jutter, Kaye lan Hay, comments from New York on democracy and service in America. He argues democracy is flawed when upper classes bully workers and patrons, calling it a form of slavery of the West. He notes rude treatment on railroads and at theaters and cites a French tourist view on courtesy as a duty of service. Investigators reportedly fail to curb graft in government.
A home remedy named Hem Rod, promoted by N. P. Amos & Co, claims to banish piles by clearing sluggish blood flow in the lower bowel. Dr Leophardt’s discovery is touted as harmless, safe, and easy to use, with a long track record of relief for many sufferers.
A garbled 1608 Journal Files entry notes TR Ewing foreman returning soon from Thiniel Clark and Son's mill, Frank Stents from New York City visiting his mother, Miss Mary Sigely of Fourth Avenue, and attendance at Commenement exercises of Corry Business College. Mentions Mary Brigge in Boston, Harriet Tarrison leaving for Chicago, Amnie Kidyirl visiting Mr and Mrs George Yearsey, TV Le clit gathering at Miss Lend Kinley’s, and Rev W S Sloan of Helena seminary vacating pulpit for Decora Thay with friends. includes travel to Cleveland.
Fragmented and error-filled reminiscence on a German industrial family the Stinnes, Edmund, and a fatherly demand to guard the estate, followed by digressions on philosophy and a political critique of the Know Nothing movement within the 1850 platform. The piece mashes names, dates, and opinions into a single, difficult-to-parse panorama.
A Rotan Texas resident shares relief after using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for back pain and female troubles. The testimonial notes years of discomfort and describes improved condition enabling daily tasks. The writer urges others with similar issues to try the remedy.
An editorial urges Americans to consider guided travel to Europe highlighting cultural growth and tolerance. It critiques restrictive attitudes, notes steamer lines expanding offerings, and references President Coolidge’s term in a satirical tone while mentioning Prohibition figures in New York.
A fire at Max Lang Hardware in Olean caused over $100,000 in damage and ravaged the Palace Theater building. Firefighters from Bothlimary Brothers fought for hours with fifteen hoses, origin listed as unknown though basement wiring is suspected. The incident spread to adjacent shops including a tobacco store, delaying vaudeville at Haven Theater and cinema at Gem and Utopany venues.
L H Raymond of Greenview assemblyman and reelection candidate returns from a California trip with his daughter. He notes Washington apple growers discarding trees due to high freight costs, some apples selling for twenty cents per box near Spokane. Raymond was a Corry visitor yesterday.
Friends mourn Mrs. Sarin Neill Hoegi Neill Hoegi of Geneva Ohio died Monday May 20 1924. Former teacher at the Tsteh School and once its principal, she wed Mr Matt bf Geneve Coolidge is nominated. The presidential convention will be perfunctory. Mr Jee will campaign with distinction as the first presidential candidate renominated by his party in Congress.
A brief memorial visit described at a private home in Austin. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Guile T'Siason and Memoriad Pay. The event honored a relative, with family members from the area present for the observance.
Alfred Varallo of 1418 Christian St Philadelphia says he suffered indigestion headaches and weight loss for over a year. After using Tanlive Vegetable Pills his weight rose 12 pounds in a month and his energy returned. He claims the remedy restored vigor and vision, urging others to try Tanlive with no substitute.
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