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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1934
Page
5
Walter J. Kehler and his brother Herbert Keller, former Wisconsin governor and aide, meet with the federal regional board and the striking union in an effort to end the work stoppage. Photo shows them in Chicago.
New York prices rise across many shares under retail leadership with several railroad stocks up one to five points. Spot measures lift, bonds firm, the dollar recoups part of prior losses as the market closes. Major listings include American, International Nickel, Montgomery Ward, New York Central, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Woolworth and others with varied gains and noted declines.
Personal mentions list many Erie area residents and visitors returning from travels or on short visits to cities including Glyevland, Columbus, Beaver Falls, Warren, Detroit, Chicago, and Cleveland. Names include Paul Lines, Florence Sextin, Marie Robinson, and dozens more as they reconnect with friends and family across Pennsylvania and nearby states.
In Wilkes-Barre Pa on August 13 Jobbie awards 28 year old slayer Freda WeKechnie, a mining surveyor who confessed to slugging his victim to be free to marry, laments the absence of the second girl, an East Aurora New York music teacher, who has not contacted him in 10 days. Prison officials say the case is taking a toll on his nerves as Edward spends a quiet Sunday in Luzerne County jail attending church and reading.
An article notes continued contour changes at Niagara Falls with a large mass breaking away and tumbling into the river. Horatio Collins of the reservation police reports hearing a roar and witnessing rockfalls from Acenb area. Scientists suspect cracks under water undermine the falls edge, weakening crest support. meanwhile a brief notice offers two good cheap horses and a few more from Blakeslee Brothers in Goatsmanshure, Pa.
A person named Alice Burns reports thirty years of constipation ended after using Adlerika. The ad claims souring stomach contents caused issues and the product transformed her condition, presenting a testimonial about the remedy's effectiveness.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe grain trade at a night market with references to maize corn varieties, silk, pollination, and a tower. It mentions dealers purchasing large quantities and a small auction among agricultural vendors.
Caroline Rutledge hosts a lavish party at Hawthorn as her parents disapprove of her engagement to Howard. A past inheritance dispute over a leather factory alias destroys the family’s fortunes, forcing a foreclosure and a sudden move. Philip’s cruelty emerges as he reveals minimal possessions remain. Alva contemplates the trip and what remains to take.
Caroline confronts marriages and money fears as Alva and Ruth Dewey Groves face eviction from Hawthorn House. Philip reveals the sale date and Edge Street location, exposing class tensions and the fall of the Rutledge family from privilege. Caroline must reassess her parents and their status.
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