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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1928
Page
7
Democratic candidate Reed denounces the Republican protective tariff and government corruption during a Tulsa speech. He claims the GOP and industry networks harmed farmers while criticizing cabinet officials and the Republican management. Reed emphasizes his belief in reform rather than party loyalty and cites broader economic mismanagement.
In Dugal a woman named Aia Leokul died after ingesting a tablespoon of epsom salt dissolved in water from a cupboard. Investigators and local physicians testified that a spoonful of the salt caused her death minutes later. The husband and five children survive, with the coroner examining the double error.
A four twenty fire at Henderson Lincoln Undertaking caused $25 000 in damage. Storage and gym goods were destroyed and equipment, including a high priced casket and ambulances, were ruined by heat and smoke. Firemen saved much but the firm suffered heavy smoke damage and losses. insurance coverage was noted as significant.
Attorneys for Jom A. Kanfimion seek release from jail for Kaueeman. The filing argues an improper basis and notes trial dates and prior convictions. The case involves embezzlement charges and a defendant named AK.
Fragmented ad text promotes cod liver oil as a weight loss aid and health tonic. It references capsules or tablets, price points, and pharmacy guarantees but is garbled and incomplete. The piece urges readers to use the product and mentions health claims without clear evidence.
Mr y and Mrs John Smith and Mrs Smiths Wunehter Bry Fred Orr and husband and their two daughters of Ripley have moved into the house on the farm formerly owned by George King. Mrs Smith will remodel the house as soon as weather permits. Roy Davis hauling logs from A Limelot to the mill. Wililius Reselink and son Henry cutting logs for Roy Davis. Mrs George Moore visited her sister Mrs Spender Burden last week. George Moore and son David on business trip to Erie. David purchased the creamery property and will take possession later. Mrs Lester King surprised husband with a birthday party. about forty relatives attended and a sum of money was presented. Frank Gage returned home after visiting Spartansburg. Gage ships glass on the forest Lakes as first cook on the freighter We W. Atterbury. Jay More and son Waiford drove to Ashtabula by way of Erie, visiting Miss Mary Morty. Walford and family, Mr and Mrs Will Redding returned from Warren, Pa. visiting Mr Redding’s brother George Redding and family on Slate Tine road. Mrs Ernest Kenemuth and daughter of Biddford entertained at Anderson home. Mrs Morgan Whitney’s sister returned to Erie. Mrs Reselink and Mrs Chase made a business trip to Clymer.
Melvin Ott, transformed from catcher to outfielder, may move to second base to fill Rogers Hornsby’s vacancy. Manager John McGraw keeps Ott in camp as a potential infielder, with options to pair him at second alongside other infield hopefuls.
Summary of results from Kansas City and Denver bouts with several English spellings. Chick Wiggin, Indianapolis heavy, defeated Jimmy Byrne, Louisville in ten rounds. Larry Cappo, Kansas City, beat Royal Coffman, Omaha in ten rounds. Joe Rivers, Kansas City featherweight, won on a technical ten count over Ray Rychell, Chicago. Myer Grace, Chicago welterweight, defeated Billy Piltz, Tulsa in ten rounds. Wrigley on bench at Cubs workout in Chicago.
The article explains a deductible personal services allowance in mixed income partnerships where both capital and services generate income. It details a 20 percent limit of the partner's share of net profits, with examples showing calculations including salaries added to net income to form the "reasonable allowance" and resulting deductions.
The long, garbled column shows a classifieds section outlining advertising terms and categories. It lists services, employment, merchandise, real estate, rooms and board, and legal notices with decorative language about rates, deadlines, and submission tips, reflecting a mid century newspaper style. The fragment preserves numerous category headers and sample entries, illustrating a broad bustling marketplace page.
Pittsburgh February report from United Press notes Harry Smplli, chief executive of Westernhouse Battery, died after falling from a stair or window ledge on a Pittsburgh building. A deputy coroner indicated the death occurred when a rug tripped him, causing a fatal fall from the corra bors. The piece also includes a string of local rental and sale notices.
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