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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
4
A cluttered list shows apartment rentals, club meetings, church activities, and social notices across Arlington and nearby areas. Events include Sunday school clues, hospital auxiliary meetings, charity drives, and a fall sale of fabrics and groceries.
Weather observer Meykson records a mean temperature of 8.88 for Ortubor, with a peak of 10.0 and a low of 2.65. The total rainfall for the period was 2.06 inches. Three distinct days showed thawing conditions, and October 13 noted notable temperature swings during the period.
United Press report from New York describes Franklin D. Roosevelt concluding his campaign with sharp charges against the Republican party. The Democratic candidate accuses GOP tactics of deception and misrepresentation, arguing the central issue is Cox and trust in leadership, with supporters urging rejection of the opposition.
United Press reports Senator Warren G. Harding will observe his birthday tomorrow with a round of golf and a ceremony at home. Mrs. Harding plans to cast a ballot in a local vote two blocks away.
An old ad-like piece touts Pepto Mangan as a remedy to improve blood and strength. It claims people who take it stay well, feel vigorous, and endure daily life without illness. The text mix sells the product as a health booster and mentions tablet form and availability.
Four killed and many injured when a westbound passenger train struck a rear end of a freight train on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line near Spanton Indiana. Signals error caused the collision. The wreck left two engineers and a fireman dead, another passenger killed, and a tramp among the victims. A fire broke out in one wrecking crew car, with 25 passengers narrowly escaping.
Harold D. Je reports unsettled weather for Ohio as election day nears. The weather service notes colder conditions with possible rain. The piece projects a high voter interest, noting roughly 2 million registrants with about 40 percent women.
An item from WOK by Russell Browning notes the burial of a former lord at Corl Cemetery. The report mentions a large crowd and a ceremonial burial, with details hinting at mourners and the prominence of the deceased within local society.
Fragmented dispatch reports fear and confusion as observers wonder about the fate of an upcoming election. It claims disaster is looming and questions whether a vote will occur, with references to authorities and public reaction amid turmoil.
In a Reno dispatch the Rocky Mountain section reports doubt about the Pacific outcome. Senator Pittman of Nevada predicts Cox carries all western mountain states, with Oregon Washington and California possibly uncertain. The exact results remain contested and unclear.
Fragmented OCR text presents stock quotes and company names in New York markets. Mentions General Motors, Sinclair, Union, and various unidentified firms with scattered figures and percentages.
Fragmented OCR text references places in New York and Wyoming with scattered codes and numbers. The readable content mentions individuals and locations in a garbled format without a coherent event or outcome. No clear dates, actions, or affiliations are reconstructible from the legible portions.
A compact portrait of the common Chippy or social sparrow. It notes his tame behavior around people, preference for high perches, and muted ground feeding. The piece observes his small, gray attire, his early dawn song, and his persistence at hedges and hedgerows as young birds demand feeding.
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