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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
5
The District of Columbia is governed by constitutional force members appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. The Congress enacts laws for the District, administered by this civil government structure in Washington DC.
Mrs C F Rafler of West Park Place leaves tonight for Los Angeles to visit Mrs M J Alfred and son Dick. Master Alfred recently recovered from scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs H J Blase travel to Erig Oia for a short business visit. Eugene Strapahan and Carlson Johnson of Spartansburg were guests last evening then left for home. David Bensos of Cleveland spent Wednesday in the city with friends. Lawrence Davison and Charles Keating were visiting Erie. Mrs Mauvite Perry and friends overnighted in the city then left for North Warren. Max L Williams of Pittsburg is in the city on company business for Jamestown Manta. C Ly Aver leaves tonight for New York to attend a meeting of the Gesh Committee. Arn returned home to Buffalo after an overnight visit. Mr Richards, Mr Kraft and Steven Porter of Youngsville were guests at the Akram home. Mr and Mrs William Cruite of McLaveland arrived to attend Liberal services for Guy C Gordon who died yesterday. Mrs R L King and Mrs Margaret Eliblie of Erie are spending time in the city with relatives. Henry Green left this morning for Pittsburgh and Cleveland on Pennsylvania Railroad business.
Janey Nash, a 40 year old grocery man of Erie, fought off two robbers at his home on 515th Street at 7:15 pm after being attacked near his back yard. He was wounded lightly and taken to Hamant Hospital, where he was discharged yesterday.
Hospital directors of the Corry Hospital Association held their regular monthly session. Reports showed two months of operation satisfactory under prevailing conditions and the board expressed hope for uninterrupted hospital service.
An advertising claim from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper touts Thompson's Barosma Tablets as beneficial for kidneys bladder stomach and liver. Reverend J Bass of Wilaville Pa endorses them and the text urges use to relieve pains from digestive and elimination issues, promoting Golden-Lax and other tonics with prices listed.
Authorities weigh mental state of 22 year old suspect after she killed Dr. Paul Hess. Worried about motive and sanity, officials consider nervous disorders and possible restraint on using the body. Public belief centers on distorted mind before court appearance.
Fragmented OCR reports a local notice about daylight saving time changes. Names and places are unclear but references builders and a date appear unreadable. The item seems to describe scheduling or adherence to time shifts in a community context.
The U S Food and Drug Administration warns that every package must state exact contents to protect buyers. Kellogg's Aut-Bran labeled ADL-BRAN Deliciously Flavored With Malt Sugar and Salt, claims relieve constipation but is not a cure. reads the package for bulk in a red and green Kellogg’s package made in Battle Creek.
Report of the condition of the National Bank of Gosty at Gorey Pennsylvania as of December 30 1924 detailing assets liabilities and capital. Assets include loans and discounts overdrafts Government securities real estate and cash balances while liabilities list demand and time deposits circulating notes and other obligations.
A distorted report claims Marinus van der Lubbe was executed by guillotine in Leipzig for setting the Reichstag fire. The account notes he allegedly confessed during trial to co-defendants who were acquitted, with speculation about a pardon from President Paul von Hindenburg.
Stocks edged higher in early trading as railroad issues and related segments gained modestly. Major manufacturers and refiners showed mixed moves with volumes light as traders awaited clarity on Roosevelt era policies and ongoing fixed obligation talks.
Diegel, a Philadelphia pro, led the field in the qualifying round at the Like Merced course in San Francisco. The expert failed to complete the difficult layout, finishing under par, as the invasion pros defeated the local San Francisco team 19 to 9 in curtain-raising inter-team matches.
United Press reports Public Works Administrator announced 69 584 870 dollars in grants and loans for non federal projects in 18 states. The plan aims to create 43 981 man months of direct employment and substantial indirect jobs. Projects include Lawrence County Pennsylvania courthouse and water works in Selloisesilo Pa sewage treatment in Hanover Pa and a Mercer County school project.
The scene centers on Leni and Lucky Cavanaugh amid debts and plans at Saratoga. He靠es talk of gambling, luck, and a future built on risk while she struggles to commit, balancing desire with fear of loss and a vow to join him in a possible risky future.
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