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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1924
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publication listing editor publisher Arthur Colegrove and office on West South Street. States daily except Sunday edition and post office entry as second class mail matter. Rates listed by mail and carrier with advertising terms available on application.
The text reports on Mr. Davis's acceptance speech outlining Democratic critique of Republican corruption and policy, especially on tariffs and government fairness. It emphasizes his stance against the Republican platform, support for League of Nations with World Court alignment, and a clear repudiation of any Klan association. He calls for honest governance, tariff reform, and broader civil liberties nationwide.
A long OCR passage discusses Coolidge and Davis speeches on religious liberty, government corruption, and international policy. It contrasts Republican and Democratic positions, notes uncertainty about a third candidate, and anticipates an active campaign with extensive voter interest and media coverage.
Sem Herr in St Marys leases the storeroom in the Pohen block at Center and Washington and plans to open a men’s clothing shop in Corry, with completion to be handled by Me Slurr. The project targets a September opening.
Rend from Suffern New York recounts gaining strength after taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets since three weeks. He claims weight and energy increase since his gas attack in France. Advertisement notes price and availability through Ames Co and Condra. Polar Bear's Feet and Matry Salmon salad references appear as additional items.
A jumble of unconnected items from a early 20th century edition reports on a would be ascent of Mio Everest and a Miling station hint, political chatter about Coolidge and New Jersey, and a presidential nominee learn ing of events weeks late. It notes Japan buying bombing planes built in Italy, Newfoundland ending prohibition, Turkey banning polygamy except in odd cases, a chorus girl fired from a New York show, a counterfeiting arrest in Honuras, a Tuscola bank heist, a San Francisco woman killing a deer with a bow, rising divorces in Ber, a Philadelphia memory recovery, grasshoppers threatening Oklahoma apples, and a Los Angeles doctor claiming thousands killed by loss of blood.
A compact quotation from Ben Jonson notes that seeking vulgar praise for shallow gain is costly. The line critiques vanity and misplaced value, warning that chasing cheap acclaim exacts a high personal price.
Columbus Borough School Board invites sealed bids by August 28 1924 for remodeling Dean School building. Bids must be mailed in sealed envelopes with a $100 certified check to FB Crosby chairman Building Committee. Plans and specifications available at James Woodring’s.
The August 19 1904 Journal Files recounts a town gathering at Trimble’s shop with elite attendance. Notables include Manson Crosby, Jim, Rowe the ticket agent, and Sherwood Simmagis of Colwriibmay arriving to a lively reception.
A prominent Oil City resident, Raymond Verdley, reportedly killed himself in Chicago while visiting his brother. He had been in poor health for months, recently traveled to California for treatment, and was described by friends as despondent over his illness. Verdley is survived by his wife who is presently in mourning.
The Byzantine era spanned from S05 to 1458. After Theodosius I died, the Roman Empire split, and Arcadius moved the capital east. Byzantium held the eastern half, with the eastern regions dominating until Constantinople’s era.
A vintage advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a magical vanishing cosmetic that smooths freckles wrinkles and rough skin without residue or shine. It promises dramatic effects on facial hands and arms and urges druggists to sell only if customers see noticeable improvements. The ad lists Thomas Downey as the retailer.
A garage fire in Cochran destroys six cars with one reported injury. Fire crews battled the blaze, stabilizing the scene as investigators began examining the cause. Local authorities urged residents to stay clear of the area as flames were brought under control.
A house fire left smoke and damage after two children set a blaze during an online prank gone wrong. Firefighters arrived to extinguish flames but no serious injuries were reported. The incident prompted a safety investigation and parental assessment.
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