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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1924
Page
6
A fragmented report from Avalsington on President Coolidge advocating forest conservation. It cites proposals, policy discussions, and public interest in protecting timberlands, watersheds, and rural resources amid questions of land use and sustainable forestry.
Fragmentary ad claims Thompson's Barosma as a harmless remedy for kidney disease pain anemia and related conditions. It asserts daily doses every three months and promotes various associated products and cures with uncertain efficacy.
The will of Henry Keppel of Mars is filed for probate in Powel County. The estate totals about 85000 dollars and is divided among Harriet Keppel, his wife, Miriam Keppel, and the attorney Kinckid. Mrs Low and Mrs Keppel are named among heirs, with additional mentions of Miss Keppel and Kinckid’s counsel. Keppel, who died on Tuesday November 11, was president of the National Band of Corry at his death.
Funeral services for B D Sparling were held after a several weeks illness from ephthid fever at Hillery Hospital. The rites were conducted by the Reverend Gordon Ber Ter of the Peytipoustal Vesemibly with relatives serving as pallbearers at Wrightsville.
The Ladies of the athletic Benevolent Association held a successful party at Maccabee Hall with eleven tables and awards for Leon Brown Mrs Plannigan S Th Hailey and Miss Margaret Mand At the end a committee served refreshments Plans for another similar event were announced Also notes on Grace Belkinapp Waterford arrival and Mrs Millen Union City patient at Worry Hospital plus a report on roundheaded apple tree borers and woodpeckers protecting trees in Pennsylvania orchards
Unclear early telegraphic report from United Press notes a man from McReesport, Joseph White, killed when his automobile crashed into a telegraph pole near West Weep. Skull injury described. details about survivors or exact location remain incomplete in the fragmented text.
A grain of dull trading hits the New York produce market with weak sugar and firmer coffee futures. Items listed include pork, live poultry such as turkeys and chickens, eggs in nearby whites and fancy varieties, with regional mentions of Long Island and Sherman. Mrs Gordon visits today for business.
Armagh November 19 Cardinal Logue primate of Ireland died suddenly at his residence in Armagh early today. His death shocks the nation and he was noted for urging peace and unity. He opposed the Republican movement but supported the Irish Free State and was respected across religious divides.
Fragmentary text mentions a receiver for a company, appointments of individuals including judge and others, references to government, a banking or commercial matter, and a long sequence of garbled names and events that imply a financial or corporate crisis with a prior period of prosperity followed by decline.
A new tablet form promises easy dosing with no fishy taste or stomach upset. Marketed as a healthier alternative to liquid cod liver oil, the product claims strength and vitality benefits for adults and children, with a two week trial priced at $1.00 and available through local druggists.
Universal fabrics favored for rich durable cretonnes and silks, with Ray on silks, mohairs and velvets. Prices start at 75e per yard for cretonnes and go up to 3.75 per yard for Dra pary silks. A handsome rug is advised as a room basis, with complementary draperies. Axminster 9x2 rugs range 39.50 to 72. Wilton 9x12 rugs priced 82.50 to 90.00.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions atom and atten reliey with unclear phrases. Attempted extraction yields no coherent event, names, or places to frame a definite news item. The readable segments do not present a surefire incident, date, or organization for a proper summary.
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