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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1924
Page
3
In Carry Pennsylvania the publisher is listed as entered at the Post Office as second class mail matter. Advertising rates noted as three cents per copy and fifteen cents per work.
A report on federal enforcement tightening liquor trafficking controls over thirty nine months. The administration cites increased seizures and penalties, noting 1 077 gallons seized and 12 500 000 dollars in cereal related assets restrained. Regulators praise improved cooperation and stronger jail terms to curb violators.
Sate town report notes an upcoming address by Jip Linley about league plans and a World Feast covenant. The event, set for Thursday night in Warren County, includes remarks from local official Thiralay Wright and a committeeman panel.
A repub lican mass meeting at the Armory drew a large crowd with addresses by Hampton Le Carson and Arthur Bates. A man named Samuel Jones fell from a chair, injuring his leg. A live black bear was seen near Youngsville. Mrs Atchiy Bravken returned home from Uptontowns after attending Pennsylvania events. The Holy City arrived, prepared to join in the Anion.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Emma Crook of Center Street hosted the Ryalore Twelve members and guests who shared responses on the subject of the ax and delightful stories from Mary Wilkins Freeman and other noted writers.
Prices listed as 22.00 and 14.60 for a complete selection across multiple styles and colors. Customers urged to visit early to get first choice.
A cluttered sale page lists deep discounts on children's bloomers and outfits, outing flannel garments, and Misses' and children's ribbed shirts, hoses, and silk tights. It highlights coats, union suits, and boys and men's apparel with prices ranging from 29¢ to several dollars, plus wool and cotton blankets at low prices.
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