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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
10
The Cony Evening Journal notes publication in West South on a Sunday for a yearly subscription of $5.00. It lists a per copy price of five cents and a weekly rate of fifteen cents. The notice references continuing terms by application under state code provisions.
Fragmented text shows a dispute over published income tax figures and their interpretation by courts. It notes citizens previously taxed, questions the purpose of tax publication, and mentions appeals to interpret the law and possible movement on records by December.
A fragment from The Journal Files recalls events from twenty years ago. Raymond plans a western trip for the interests of the Raymond Mfg Co and the Melnnes Steel Co. A claim about a James town football matchup is noted as a superior picked squad. Charlie Myers buys property at No 1 N. Penter Street to open a barbershop next Monday. Seventh and eighth grades at Hinteh school hold a mercy time with pumpkins and decorations. A Saturday football game between Jamestown and their rival ends hotly contested with spectators pleased at the home team’s performance.
An ad touts Thompson's Barosma as a miracle remedy for bloating kidney and liver troubles. It claims the product cures stomach issues, promises quick relief, and lists prices and retailers in Jangworthy and nearby towns.
A multi state push to ban roadside advertising signs as automobile travel grows. Governors cite preserving scenic views while officials note mixed results from enforcement and neighboring states’ efforts. Critics warn of economic impacts and uneven adoption.
A scanned Blueeye News Letter item recounts family visits and social events across Findley Lake and surrounding towns. It mentions relatives gathering at the Mead home, Sunday visits at various residences, and neighbors attending celebrations, with names including Alf Mead, Art Slinth, and George Kelley. The piece reads as a compiled society update with multiple locals noted in passing.
A distressed construction scene unfolds as divers fix a gas line beneath the Allegheny River. Workers toil amid complex underwater plumbing and safety gear, while passing ships and river traffic navigate the area.
The report notes ongoing work at the Hidden facility of Hid en ofiliy Company with good pressure production in progress. A worker says completion will take at least another day. Diver ty Harry Botts is employed at Great Likely with headquarters in Buffalo.
A compact note on tooth formation highlighting how dental health relies on dietary factors and natural processes. It emphasizes that building a tooth is intricate, not quick, and requires careful attention to nutrients and overall health.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as supplying elements for bone and dental health. It claims regular use supports growth and bone strength, presenting Beall & Danie Boome as the sellers and urging readers to try the product.
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