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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
5
Report describes a glow seen through a window late last night. Investigators identified the light as coming from a newly built broadcasting station where workers were assembling equipment with no interruption.
A long list of residents and their movements in Meadville shows Mrs A Selioaston and Mrs Keefe visiting the city with friends on business, Mrs Tyler Corbin traveling to Bru, Catherine Meeker and J McNair in town for duties, and many others from Spartansburg, Grove City, Erie, and surrounding areas visiting relatives or attending events. Various household names, hospital notes, and voyage plans are noted.
A crowded event featured remarks on Palestine praising Zionist aims and General Allenby. The speaker traced Jewish ties to the land, noting prewar population around 15,000 rising to over 200,000, and described sacrifices by pioneering Jews reclaiming ancestral lands.
Thomas Downey advertises Dave's Mentha Pepsin to stop dyspeptic agony within five minutes and cure obstinate indigestion, claiming relief from belching sour food and headaches in a few weeks. Bottle sold by Thomas Davner and druggists.
The market wrap lists copper producers and smelters including Anaconda Kennecott and Chile Copper, firms across steel and auto sectors like General Motors Studebaker and Willys Overland, plus refiners such as Atlantic Refining and Shell. Utilities and transportation names appear with Pacific coast and Chicago lines, signaling broad sector activity and mixed performance.
An ad touts Hem-Rowd as a harmless internal treatment for piles that claims to remove blood congestion in the lower bowel, promising quick relief without operations or messy ointments. Sold via Ames & Co and pharmacists with a money back guarantee if pile misery persists.
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