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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1926
Page
5
In Wye Wyoming on November 3, Py Emerson, Republican, leads his female opponent Gig Nellie Tayloo, Democrat, by a narrow margin as Charles Winter, Republican, is broadly expected to be reelected to Congress.
Com prospect William S. Vare called his election a peoples victory as Pennsylvania returns came in. He thanked Republican supporters and women voters, noting his win over Wilson in Bucks County by 188 votes while Fisher led for county offices with 4 788 to 4 012 for Wilson and 19188 for Fisher.
Dozens of residents and guests are noted from Erie to Stockdale Penn and beyond. Mro and Mrs Lewis Leezer spent two weeks in the city at Mrs Leeser’s mother Mrs Nugent’s former home and left for Stockdale. Many others including Mrs HE H Roger Mrs Wesley Ober Mr and Mrs Henry MaySweeney Mrs J J Allen and son James of Morgantown WVa Mrs D J Smith of Union City Mr and Mrs Rath East Washington Troy Tas of Harrisburg and Loveland of Meagilis travel for meetings visits or to attend professional duties. Various parents relatives and visitors move through Erie Endicott Toleda and New York as they motor visit or return home.
An old style advert promotes Ocean-O as a health tonic for vitality and vigor. It claims to combat anaemia and nerve issues by supplying natural minerals through the bloodstream. The piece touts improved nutrition and vitality, urging readers to obtain a 10 ounce bottle.
A fragmented list of company names across industries appears as a market close note. It references copper, oil, railroads, steel makers, coal and gas firms, and regional lines, with scattered city and company identifiers indicating closing prices and traded names. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear figures.
A fragmented 180K caption notes a serpentine routine staged commercially at Kester fe Blit's master hall in Newey York on April 27. The garbled text references a first move and a notable show, set in a New York venue.
A fragmentary notice warns about electric cords and coverings. It mentions cords near stoves and the risk of abrasion to insulation and ribbing, urging careful handling to prevent hazards and noting the provider brands and locations are unclear.
Phillip Byers aged 22 is killed instantly when a 22 calibre rifle discharged in his hands during a hunting outing near Des Mars Hollow Bloody Run. Prask Danke of Grove Avenue reports the accident occurred as Danke bent to sip water causing the weapon to fire. Byers body taken to Doversnike funeral parlors for burial while authorities note the tragedy near the city limits in Clarion County.
A fragment reflecting on love’s burdens as wealth and wisdom shift with age. It notes imbalanced debts and credits between women and men, implying affection can hurt both sides, with a wary, ironic tone typical of E W Howe’s Monthly.
The Ja han Guild convened at East South Street residence of Mrs L W Olas last evening to plan a bake sale for Emmanuel Church debt and finalize a November meeting date at Parish Hall. Early in the gathering they discussed a fundraiser at Ames Drive store and awarded prizes to members as part of the event.
Returns from Indiana precincts show Republican incumbents James E. Watson and Arthur Robinson leading Democratic challengers by margins near 13 000 and 15 000 respectively as 1908 precincts report. The delegation in Congress appears to stay partisan with the current composition likely intact.
Ames 8 Co advertises a new face powder called MELLOGLO described as a French process that stays on until removal. It claims to resist perspiration and enhance complexion with a lively, almost unbelievable effect.
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