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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1924
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including address on West South Street Corry Pa and management by A. D. Colegrow with Arthur Colegrove. It notes second class mail matter and rates five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier with advertising rates available on request.
The Dairymen's League News features a survey on eight million acres owned by members. It details total farm value near 217 million, milk production around 70,000 cans, and crop values across vegetables, poultry, honey, and wool. It notes diversified farming beyond dairy and warns of toxic gas risk in silos with silica gas buildup and blower precautions.
Mrs Callahan and Mrs Casey debate the wireless telegraph confusion. They claim messages travel along the air to poles rather than through wires, puzzled by the new invention and its mechanics as described in Everybody’s Magazine.
A dated ad promotes internal medicine for piles, arguing external salves fail. Dr J S Leonhardt is credited with Hemroid, claimed to cure 80 percent after testing in 1000 cases. The product is offered with a money back guarantee via Ames & Co and NPf Ames.
A fragmented historical note recounts events and people mentioned in The Journal Files dated September 12, 1004. It references allocations prices, rail events, military figures, appointments, and local society details with scattered names and places such as Leadville Williamsport and Harrisburg, depicting a slice of late 19th to early 20th century life and confusion.
United Press reports Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, lifelong prisoners, are formally admitted to Joliet State Penitentiary. They are photographed for the Rogue’s Gallery, processed for fingerprints, and placed in confinement as wardens determine cell assignments and work details. The two inmates show a nonchalant attitude as crowds watch their arrival and farewell.
Followed by Juliet, witnesses describe a tense scene as the judge sentences Justice Caverly to life in prison. The article notes frightened reactions, the grim setting, and the impact on those involved. Names and places are referenced but details are fragmented.
A driver veered onto tracks and struck another vehicle near a passing interurban car. The oncoming train screeched a warning and halted short of the wreck, preventing a possible catastrophe.
Edia Wallice Hopper promotes a facial clay named My White Youth Clay that allegedly purges skin blemishes and “clogs” while whitening and firming. The ad claims dramatic age-reversing results, urging readers to write for a beauty book and order samples, listing Chicago address for responses.
A historical note discusses cane juice content and its weight significance in a natural magazine feature. It mentions an adult author or editor and references a scientific or culinary context, but the text is garbled and readability is limited.
A garbled monologue fragment mentions names and places with scattered phrases about relationships. The text reads like overheard dialogue with emotional pleas and references to a wife, husband, and personal turmoil, lacking clear events or dates.
An untrustworthy broadside touts a supposed antiseptic breakthrough with grandiose claims. It promises universal germ destruction, extreme potency, and dramatic cures while peppering unreadable scrawls about doctors, customers, and sales tactics.
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