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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1924
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania specifies Second Class Mail status for the post office, annual mail rate of $500, carrier rate three cents per copy, weekly rate fifteen cents, and that advertising rates are provided upon application.
The piece urges thoughtful planning for Christmas, stressing that the joy lies in giving and kindness rather than the cost or shine of gifts. It compares children and adults to Santa, noting that true preparation comes from attention, goodwill, and early action rather than last minute rushing.
An old advertisement claims no painful cutting or greasy salves are needed for piles. It promotes Hem Rotd harmless tablets that allegedly improve blood circulation and relieve distress in the lower bowel, offering money back if not effective. Distributed by NP Ames & Co. and urged to ask doctors or druggists for Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid.
A digest of past notices from The Journal Filey includes Pegs Bad Boy at the Armory Theater and mixed local items. Arthur Gasey of Youngsville and Laura Sheehan of this city reportedly married recently. Flaherty’s Symphony and St James hotel dinner guest plans are noted.
United Press reports from Philadelphia that Tarry Rappaport lies in Howard Hospital with a petrified nose as ear eye and nose specialists debate the rare Rhino Schleroma disease. The condition began five years ago and now resembles rubber in texture. Doctors say a germ causes it but its identity and transmission remain unknown. Treatments and vaccines are being tried. county medical society will be asked for guidance if relief fails.
Miss Ruth Frank, popular young resident, rents the room at 11 North Center Street and will launch a modern candy kitchen on Wednesday November 26. Edward Schutrum, an experienced candy maker, will supply a full line of hard candies salted nuts and confections. The redecorated shop presents an attractive finish and is named the Ruth Candy Kitchen.
Meadville Nov 24 Dr Fred W Hixson president of Allegheny College since 1920 died at his home from malignant arthritis He would have reached his sixty ninth birthday today Survived by wife and two children Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 oclock
A Bekah gathering at 6:20 PM in F Hall Tuesday November 25 invites members and families to attend with a Thanksgiving Box for Meadville Home to be packed later. All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows who wish to donate are asked to bring finished Rayments to the hall after noon.
Advertises Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready for use hair darkener. Claims gray hairs disappear after one or two applications, leaving hair dark, glossy and luxuriant. Describes simple usage with a sponge or brush.
Warren County November report from the Warren County Cow Testing Association shows nine cows owned by Mr Clough leading the monthly standings. The best producer, cow No. G4 owned by Mr Clough, yielded 2120 pounds of milk and 76.3 pounds of fat. A hospital cow produced 1014 pounds of milk and 24 pounds of fat. The top ten cows averaged about 9494 pounds of milk and 6.7 pounds of butterfat.
Congress begins session in Washington with a crowded calendar and limited prospects for major legislation. Observers expect partisan discord though the election may influence a salutary effect. The Vice President’s message will be read, and both houses plan to start work on Monday.
A short guide claims a simple eye strengthening mixture using camphor witch hazel hydrastis and Lavopti for eye washes. It asserts one small bottle yields readable improvements and work stamina, with an offer for a free cup remedy.
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