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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
5
An old style advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a quick, penetrating remedy for rheumatism. It claims warmth within minutes, easing swollen joints and pain, urging buyers to seek the genuine Rowle brand and warning against imitations.
Mrs WL McKune spends a day or two in Youngsville with friends. Mr and Mrs WL Tacquith of Geyer visit city friends today.
Local residents depart for Jamestown Erie Union City and nearby towns for visits and extended getaways. Mrs Ernest Wilkinson heads to Jamestown to see sister Mrs Lindquist while Miss Burkhardt plans to enter Mercyhurst College in Erie. Several others visit relatives, attend events, or conduct business across Erie Union City and nearby communities.
A vintage advertisement claims Thoxine relieves inflammation and irritation causing coughs, stops night coughs within minutes, and soothes sore throats. It promises no dope or harmful drugs, pleasant taste, safety for children, and claims rapid relief for a price noted as one dollar to one hundred dollars.
Jan 28 Bridgeport reports Harry Butterworth of Milford may owe the city a hydrant after his car’s engine caught fire while his son drove. The vehicle struck ignition, water gushed from a hydrant and extinguished the blaze as father and son leapt clear.
Classified ads daily item and contact prompt highlighting opportunities to reach readers. Emphasizes ongoing listings and practical chances for commerce and jobs. Readers are invited to inspect the daily section for available offers and services.
A Wheeling blaze last night caused about 125000 dollars in damage. The Lyre Theatre district housed a Jewish synagogue and a Greek letter fraternity on two upper floors that were gutted. A separate apartment fire near Warrant injured two women and a man as firefighters battled the flames and rescued a narrowly escaping person from a collapsing area.
Washington sends agents to collect ballot boxes from Allegheny County Pa for a November senatorial election recount. David Barry, Senate sergeant at arms, and Jerre South oversee the operation. Philadelphia ballots have already arrived for recount. Attorneys for Senator elect Vare and opponent Wilson plan further action on outside ballots.
Charles Chaplin plans to finish The Circus in New York within two or three months. The trial for his case will not begin for at least six months, giving him time to complete the movie and wrap up cast and production at the Cosmopolitan studio.
Miss Ruth Hunt a 21 year old cloak model was shot to death on her front porch in Hollis New York police deployed 25 detectives to the case believing murder. Her sister Mrs Paul Pettinger said she had warned Ruth about staying out late and Ruth replied I am going to have a good time while I am young. A revolver lay beside the body.
The market roundup lists copper prices for Anaconda, Butte Copper, and others with varied gains and losses. Oil majors such as Atlantic Refining, Pure Oil, Sinclair, and Canadian oil firms show mixed activity, while rail and transportation stocks appear less prominent in today’s early close.
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple railroads and industrials including New York Central, Pennsylvania RR, Reading, Southern Pacific, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, Westinghouse, Columbia Gas & Electric, United Light & Power, and Pittsburgh Curbs with scattered, unclear annotations. The text shows a collage of company names and partial references without a coherent narrative or dates.
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