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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1924
Page
3
The Corry Pa newspaper notes Wall Street preference for Coolidge over Davis in the presidential race. It argues the Street fears Dawes and favors a Democratic path to sever government and big business influence, urging readers to vote accordingly.
Organized labor’s stance on the LaFollette Wheeler ticket remains doubtful as federation leaders clash with key labor figures. Some leaders back Davis or Coolidge, while others support LaFollette, with many labor members resisting unified endorsement. The piece notes internal dissent and the wary, varied political leanings within labor ranks.
From The Journal Files August 12 1904. Milon Waller Will Mayer and James Maloney form the basis at the Grange picnic today at Lake Gohunbus with expected large attendance. William Jennings Bryan may address Lakeside Assembly before season end. Harrigan the Trump Juggler headlined at Celeron theatre, visits expected Sunday. Steam boiler explosion at Spartansboro mill around noon with details pending. Grover buys the Cooper House on Washington Street, takes possession Sept 1. Haton travels east to inspect state boundary revetments and join Delaware river party heading west to Lake Elle. Prof W J Minherty back from Lake Pleasant where he provided music. Heineman Haskell and wife depart North Corty for GAR encampment in Boston. Charles Trimble hosts another hop Thursday. Mesenger, new West South street saloon proprietor, spent yesterday in Jamestown.
Swollen veins and ulcers are warned as dangerous with bursts possible. Sufferers are advised to obtain a two-bottle supply of Emerald Di full strength from any pharmacist and begin reduction of veins. Physicians endorse Emerald D for hospital practice and suggest a small bottle lasts long. Apply nightly with a soft brush as directed until swelling subsides. claim includes disappearance of swollen glands and goitre with steady use.
Aug 12 Kane may become a station on an air route. Athyl Anderson of Nawtnuck, Cyn, spoke to Rotarians in Kane describing an air taxi service operating between New England cities and Albany. He noted Buffalo as a future link and emphasized landing points at high altitude to facilitate takeoffs for large ships.
A garbled compilation of satirical musings touches on marriage, gender roles, and social critique. It references men and wives, self-made men, dogs as metaphors, aging humanity, ministers and hellfire, summer heat, and the fragility of modern life, with scattered phrases about roses, fortune, and soldiers of fortune.
Fragmentary verse laments departure and parting with a beloved "little bank roll" as plans for a Kay and festive spot are mentioned. The text expresses affection and faithfulness amid impending separation, with unclear concluding thoughts on future reunion or circumstances.
Mike Fioriito of Force, Elk county, died after a car left a wire fence and plunged down an embankment while returning from a dance in Medix Run. Kenneth Faloney, Pete Verine and Floryito were in the car. two companions escaped with minor injuries.
Oil City reports preparations for Drake Day on August 27. A meeting of the Drake Day Association directors will be held at Oil City chamber of commerce headquarters Friday night. George H. Torrey, vice president, issued the call in Wil liam H. Hoffman’s absence. Directors include F Seep, PC Beers, T R Stave ley, E R Boyle, TW Phillips Jr, L Wilbur, L B Garter, J M Blows, LC McKinney, Frank Murray, James H W Caldwell, and CG Lyons.
Indications surface that organized labor aims to scalp Helen Marian Dawes rather than back Robert M. LaPollette in the contest, signaling a shift in local political power dynamics and union strategy.
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