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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1923
Page
3
Rates listed by the Corry Evening Journal include fifty one hundred dollars per year for maids and Cartier pricing, with a three cent per copy rate and fifteen cents per week. The notice invites applications for rates and advertising terms.
The piece notes Georgia's struggle with lynching from 1802 to 1928, citing public efforts, church opposition, and women’s activism. It highlights that most lynchings occurred in a few counties, while many regions had little to no history, and urges continued opposition to eliminate racial violence nationwide.
A portrait of Charles P. Stainmere a singular mind whose life defied wealth and fashion. He declined salary and even drew a modest wage to fund his laboratory needs while living cheaply like a laborer. His eccentricities included a cigar habit and a pet frog, but his aim was practical science serving humanity over luxury.
A broadcast from a northern Antarctic region describes a distant radio link to the North Pole region. Report says explorers and observers marvel at pictures and sounds transmitted by radio from the Bowdoin vessel as a new era of accessible communication dawns. The message also notes the mystery and potential of future discoveries while reflecting on the value of silence and leadership.
A scanned patch of 1920s era notes reports on Hi Times student journalism, government income critique, education work restrictions for under eighteens, and varied local opinions. It mentions a racehorse scandal, London news, a long unpaid plumbing bill, and general world chatter, reflecting student interests and concerns of the era.
An old style medical ad touts Mustarine as a powerful mustard plaster substitute. It claims quick relief from sore throat chest inflammation, headaches, neuralgia, tooth and earache, with broad benefits for bronchitis pleurisy lumbago and inflamed feet. It emphasizes strong real yellow mustard formula with no blistering and sharp pain relief.
Twenty years ago entries recount local YMC A activity under Secretary Thompson and the administrative era, noting school staff changes at East Main Street and the resignation and appointments in the district. Miss Tila Naylor elected teacher, Miss Corn Metluther elected assistant teacher, Miss Sue Williams named to vacancy, and social events with Lillian Guild dinner raising funds. Capt JT Austin accompanied by a group to the Ellery banquet. Titusville Courier notes public figures and a reflection on Calvin Coolidge in a national context.
A cryptic advertorial from Ames and Co promotes a “great rheumatism remedy” claiming relief from stiffness and pain. The copy emphasizes mobility improvement and invites readers to try the product, presenting it as a cure all in a dated catalog style.
A late proclamation urges cooperation among local authorities and communities to support education and religious freedom. It calls for observance of Education Week and liberal social support, aiming to improve education and public welfare nationwide.
Health note urges men to choose careful terms and actions when discussing dangerous devices. It cautions against crude language and emphasizes responsible handling of weapons, safety, and awareness. The fragmentary text hints at moral instruction for prudent conduct.
The funeral of Min. C Uaranetatt was held yesterday afternoon at his graveside. Mr Kenneth Jones led the service with Reverend M. Rede officiating. Hymns were sung, relatives and friends attended, and tributes were given to the deceased.
A garbled OCR fragment describes celery based remedies and a health beverage marketed for children. It mentions a product named Celery King and a laxative effect praised for easing fretfulness and discomfort, with references to a health builder and a favorable weight proxy.
An advertising piece touts Kellogg's Bran as a health aid to improve digestion and prevent constipation. It urges daily consumption with milk or hot cereal, notes easy preparation, and highlights bran as a versatile ingredient for breakfast and baked goods. It mentions Kellogg's Bran packaging and availability across stores.
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