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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
3
Arthur Colegrave Publisher notice lists post office entry as second class mail matter in Corry Pennsylvania. It previews subscription pricing at five dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents weekly by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
A chaotic reminiscence recalls a Park concert drawing a live crowd and a fairground briefing. It surveys Democratic figures and platforms, citing Carter Glass Newton D Baker Homer Cummings and Woodrow Wilson, debating party lines and the 1920s platform toward reform and international justice. It mentions a for sale notice, a junior YMGA event, a Corry Mish Alerhen situation, and a baseball result.
An advertisement urges readers to use Tinerald- Git daily to shrink enlarged glands by releasing germs and poisons, promising a fast, scarless opening. It also sells a two ounce Emerald Oil bottle for gland relief, claiming high concentration and long-lasting use.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at his home 1% West Irving Street Tuesday July 1 one horse ne 1800 and harness two wagons two cultivators two plows two mowing machines Horse rake all other articles too numerous to mention Perry Storer
When kidneys hurt and back aches set in, the article promotes flushing kidneys with Jad Salts and water. It claims kidneys filter 24 hours and suggests four ounces Jad Salts in water before breakfast for several days. It promotes frequent water intake and yearly physician exams.
A notice states the group has moved to 43 South Center St and invites friends to visit for readings and scientific astrology. It notes no readings on Sunday.
A garbled OCR fragment references politics and loans, includes scattered names and phrases about Florida, a shooting, a possible presidential run, and vague mentions of jewelers and resorts. The text is incoherent, with many non sequiturs and unclear entities, yielding no clear event or person beyond scattered hints.
In Meadville on a Monday morning a freight train knocked down in the Erie railroad yards injuring William O Lary of Rochester New York. He had both legs severed just below the knees.
On June 24 at a Walley Construction site near Here a worker, Joe Lewis, fired his revolver during a prohibited celebration risking a riot. Constable Farker and Special Officer Kennedy restrained him. he was fined six dollars by Justice Johnson and rushed to Meadville City hospital where he was said to recover. A police notice offered rooms for rent and ad Classifieds mention a sewing machine for sale on Spring Street.
On a Sunday afternoon state troopers Mersmann and DeBrille pursued a roadster west of Lambertville. The driver James A. Fisher of Pittsburgh provided a mismatched registration and was jailed by Justice Nelson Baxter, receiving ten days in Mayville jail and a $2 fine.
June 24 Union City Sam Hayes son of Mr and Mrs Zach Mayes pleaded guilty to selling liquor last Saturday night. He was remanded to Erie County jail after failing to post 1500. Chief Magee and officers Kennedy and Brown raided Hayes residence near midnight. evidence from a local tip led to the discovery of liquor and jugs. Hayes faced justice this morning and was jailed. A separate incident recounts Brown facing charges of assault and battery after a melee. a woman pleaded guilty to battery with a $10 fine and costs. A cash reward note and an advertisement for a permanent representation position appear among the page text.
Union City reports an arrest after a vehicle was parked near a hydrant and the fire crew addressed a blaze. The incident triggered complaints to the fire chief. a fine plus costs totaling $25 was imposed. Also noted is an unrelated rental listing at 103 North Center Street.
A man identified as Tunegne ainey of 200 Cherry atrent was arrested by Detective Oscar Nelson for violating postal law by selling in a baseball pool. He posted $500 bond and was released. Another man faced charges after last week’s raid, with claims of illegal pool activities and swearing out a warrant. The case ties to ongoing weekly pool plays and reported winnings of $800 referenced in court filings.
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