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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1925
Page
5
From Moscow reports via Berlin to the Daily Mail describe starving peasants committing suicide and arson as famine escalates. The item notes six peasants at Stuy at a remote location, while a student named Morrison travels to Meadville for studies.
The page blends stock listings for major companies with a fatal shooting incident. Charley Bonner, a New York Central Railroad worker, died after a discharge incident deemed accidental by Coroner Blood. The report notes the city’s markets and multiple firms in a single chaotic scan.
An old style advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for chest pain backache and colds. It urges applying at the onset of pain to soothe and prevent worsening symptoms and claims relief within moments. The copy emphasizes avoiding emergencies and assures ready availability through your druggist.
Reports from the U S Radiator Company indicate a modest growth in the local labor force. Superintendent Weir notes the plant operated on a five day schedule last week as conditions gradually improve and several new workers were hired.
Martin Rourse suffered a painful ankle break while assisting Bir Whiteley at the ice house on West Wayne Street. He stumbled entering the ice house and was attended by Dr. Graham and Smith, resting comfortably after treatment.
Readable fragments describe a partisan debate and a tense exchange labeled as an Apnelant clash. The note mentions a leader and a publication tone, implying a contested political encounter without clear outcomes or dates.
Mrs Merle Huntley traveled to Erie for a brief visit with friends. Numerous others headed to or from nearby cities including Columbus Warren Cleveland Kansas City and Meadville for visits business or homecomings.
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