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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1924
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper with mail rates five dollars per year and three cents per copy by carrier. weekly fifteen cents and advertising rates available on request.
The convention backed John W. Davis for the Democratic nomination amid a broad, orderly vote. Davis is praised as a capable, moderate leader with legal experience and devotion to Democratic ideals.
Ancient structures described as towering buildings in Curringe faced destruction by the Ronjans in the first century before common era. The fragmentary text hints at a dramatic collapse amid reported conflicts and legendary builders.
Mrs Price’s health restored and home happiness returns after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Roumar Paice of Scootar Paice Scovtar reports relief from fatigue and menstrual trouble and believes the remedy aided birth and recovery. Country canvass shows broad benefit from the product.
About twenty years ago, the Athletic Committee announced manufacturing by Thy Rasmond Company of uniforms for the local baseball team. Dr Christie aided Wood in dental offices and Harvard diary was received. Charles Sackett left for Cambridge Springs to take a night shift role. The board raised salaries for several teachers as a move toward equal footing with sister cities.
Federal agents and customs officers seized heroin valued at about one million dollars aboard the Italian steamer Dily today near New York. Nine crew members including the captain were arrested, with Ratta Arturo lured into leading them to the stash as buyers.
President Coolidge will steer his bid for reelection with William M Butler of Massachusetts as national committee chair. White House secretary to the President said Coolidge will direct the campaign from the top with a small staff and loyal aides.
A Corry woman shares her experience of chronic kidney pain and fatigue. She details how her symptoms improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills and urges others with similar aches to seek the same remedy.
A brief note reflects individuals offering their mihi after ti Speale, highlighting cultural greetings and community sharing in a concise report.
A partially readable police blotter notes an escaped prisoner possibly seen in the Erie swamp area. The fragmented text mentions a man named Timmy and references to a chase, family involvement, and concerns about capture and safety.
A man posing as a police officer robbed several motorists in the early hours near Pittsburgh. The suspect read a makeshift badge and threatened victims at stop points, then fled with cash and valuables. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
Port City issues sewer assessment notice for residents on Essex Street and nearby streets. Public meeting set for July 28 at 8 pm, attendees urged to participate in the municipal sewer project discussion.
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