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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
3
Public notice lists subscription and delivery prices for Carry, Pennsylvania. By mail five dollars per year, by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
An Atlantic City convention debates renewing central reserve bank charters for 10 to 15 year terms. Opinion splits between cautious bankers and those favoring policy flexibility, with Congress to consider amendments to the Federal Reserve Act and public interest at stake in preserving monetary stability.
An Austrian process yields substitute charcoal from wood shavings and waste, claimed to be as effective a heat producer as true anthracite. The method blends scrap wood with byproducts to create a dense fuel alternative.
A fragment lists a 1906 events snapshot with names and places including hospital operation for appendicitis, a birth notice, and local incidents. The readable items mention October 2 1906, Mosnt Weel and Walshild, Prof Witcorr Joni, and Blair ran sracery with references to individuals and a hospital admission.
United Press report from Burlington says police raided a ring run from a Burke Witlam Bell location, arresting about forty individuals and seizing seven trucks and two automobiles. The operation involved illegal liquor tied to a hereinafter unnamed distribution network and implicated several local associates.
The article describes a recalled forecast by a noted horoscopist amid muted public reaction. It notes Miss Bird and others discussing the lack of tangible developments, with predictions judged as harmonious by some and incomplete by observers. The piece references ongoing political maneuvering and delayed confirmations, including government talks expected in late October.
In Oil City a large wholesale grocery firm led by He Smith Horn Go plans to open a Tanck store after negotiating to take over a portion of Malter Works property. Details on the exact portion remain unclear. Miner Frank O Day was in town confirming the plant’s former nach area is involved.
An advertisement urges taking one or two Golden Lax tablets at night to ensure sound sleep, morning appetite, and a good day. It notes not increasing the dose and offers a money back guarantee if they do not tone up, with a 25e price at all druggists.
In Holland cows are kept in pasture by water ditches instead of fences. The unusual setup uses waterways to separate livestock and manage grazing, reflecting local farming practices and terrain influences in rural Holland.
Five men were arrested after a raid on Star Clothing Company at 1st and State streets. About $500 in clothing and merchandise was recovered, and detectives Thorne and Gold questioned suspects. names included Herbert Smith, Teosil Ropelowski, John Dreechbeki, Marty Dell, and Ple Phillips.
John A fell and Jadice el face embezzlement charges for misapplying funds tied to Warheme Tpit Pampuny, with a possible sentence of one month or six weeks. William 2) So sore and his son Len B. are charged with Carnegie Building and Loan Association and will be tried concurrently.
The Erie theatre audience will see George White's Scandals of 1925 at the Park Theatre. The revue in two acts and thirty scenes features comedy by Wells, White, DeByrne, and Sinedopard with tunes by Gershwin. Parisian designer Ente created stage decorations executed by Max Welds of Paris.
A new face powder named Melliegle claims to banish shine from perspiration and conceal pores, giving a natural smooth complexion. The marketing text touts a fine pure formula that leaves a seatiful look, inviting readers to try the powerful beauty powder.
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