Mystery of the pantry window in a strange death case
The journal recalls a night of tension and a possible haunting from Uncle Horace as Jane reports a ghostly vision by the pantry window just before her death. The narrator wonders if fear, superstition, or a real intruder explains the eerie encounter and documents a hidden letter and a laboratory finding related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cochran
Phas Wall
Murler
Hayward
Sven
Chile
Ward Maneger
Toni
Ferroum
Horaee Lorter
Talih
Jane
Bey
Herale
Rauch
Otter House
Puntey Hove
Wade Horace
Gomis
Horace
June
Tune
Uncle Horace
Larkin
Miracle Cure Claims Feverish Relief and Toxin Elimination
An unsigned note touts a “Mighty” remedy said to cure malaria and rapidly relieve bile, headaches, and dizziness by eliminating toxins. It promises temporary constipation relief and produces copious watery evacuations, presented in archaic promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Classified Advertising From The Journal Of The Advertisers
The department promotes reader service for home, city, farm, and business opportunities. Ads follow Journal style, with rights to edit or reject copy and refunds for incorrect insertions. Rates: per word, with common disclaimers and assistance from ad takers to maximize results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percen
Ea Tom
Automost
Classifieds Summary Fragment: Rentals Auctions Notices
A collage of rental ads and notices from Corry area listings. Furnished rooms for rent and housekeeping spaces appear, with multiple addresses and contact cues. An auction notice details a farm sale near Corry with numerous farm implements and livestock. Hospital stockholders meeting announces June 18 1928 in Corry Municipal Building.
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Leeds
Planta
Hower
The
Corry Hospital Association
Corny
Sidney Belston
Financial notes on corporate actions and quarterly results
United Press reports Cumberland Pipe Line Co directors cut capital stock to 1.5 million dollars by lowering par value to 50 and transferring 1.5 million to profit and loss to pay a 15 cent dividend. Willys-Overland reports 30,000 unfilled orders as of June 1. American Rolling Mill Co buys 26,000 tons of basic pig iron at 15.35 dollars per ton, a price low since November 1915. Stone entities include Korger Grocery four weeks to May 28 at 15,668,755 versus 13,408,744 prior year. Dewey Tea four weeks to May 19 at 1,262,556 versus 1,725,162 prior year. Pullman Co four weeks net after tax 692,128 in April. first quarter 2,349,483 versus 2,532,286 prior year.
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Financial News
United Press Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Lye
Rolling Millo
Explorer Charged With Prot Vie Incident
A report notes an explorer facing charges tied to a prot Vie incident. Details specify legal actions and authorities involved, with emphasis on the individual's role and the ongoing investigation. The case references regional offices and potential implications for local stakeholders.
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Thomas
Lenhone
Ule
Anu
Ayrinded
Abenelolis
Yoo
Nlite
Trasaehiet
MD Tits
Ueough
Cameron
Farkin
Bornce
Fey
Kig
Morntie
Holliday
Raith
Sys Rauth
Dane
Edith
Suegesi
William
Helena Tate
Jock
Tienna
Copyright GeonboRan Company
AnyHiy
Sallys
Monumente
Starr Granite & Marple Works
Washington
di Rewards
Journal Office
Ater
Corry
Main St
Beaverdam
Paul Smock
Tony Jackson
Spring St
East South Street
Spring Street
Robert Burrows
Elgin
Hangiggy
Atrance
Church Street
Wet Main St
Aetta
Hausen
Beth
Delawary St
Concord Whreel
Park Street
N. Cohen & Sona
Patterson
Pat
West Frederick St
Parker's Grocery
S. W. Pathor
Upper Flatch
Pio
Bath
Plessant
E. Minn St
Scott's Crossing
J. B. Patterson
King Street
Trom Corry
East South
R. Reputt
Columbus
Ruth Whitaker
Wear
East Congress Street
Wright Street
Cleveland
Hoon
Joan Sawchyn
John Hammond
Pleasant
High School
Fairview Street
France
US Wisk
South Street
Jyuetle Counts
Aay phVaheil
Willys-Overland Co
Korger Grocery and Baking Company
Dewel Tea Company
Pullman Co
Ams Bay
Spitebury
Ian Ingy
MOSCO
United
Explorer
Altern
Dixon
Innauter
Ward Hyline Mirvin Ross
Sydney Imo
Alchy
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