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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
8
Heavy voting is reported across the state today with large crowds at polls. In addition to the national ticket, residents will elect a state ticket including a judge of the superior court the senate and the auditor treasurer slated for election.
Harrisburg Nov H The best vote in the history of the commonwealth was expected as voters prepared for the presidential and vice presidential election. The state ticket including judge of the superior court state treasurer and auditor general, plus congressmen and legislators, will be chosen. The piece discusses party dynamics, turnout, and historical notes on Jefferson and Jeffersonian roots, noting Pennsylvania's Democratic leanings in early elections.
An old advertisement targets worried guardians about a thin child and promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a painless, tasty way to gain weight. It touts tablets as superior to liquid oil, claims a 9 year old’s 12 pound gain in seven months, and directs readers to J O Condra or N P Ames & Co for purchase.
United Press dispatch reports President Coolidge leading in several key states as early returns trickle in. Maryland Ohio and Indiana show substantial Coolidge margins while Harding faces losses in New Jersey and parts of the Midwest. Governor Shiveley chips away at Republican hopes in his state, with results hinting at a mixed electoral landscape. in Jersey early returns threaten Republican expectations.
Philadelphia reports Republican leaders claim victories in state elections. Samuel Lewis allegedly succeeds Charles Snyder as state treasurer, Edward Martin of Washington named auditor general, with Meadeville burglary and vault breach noted as separate crime items.
An old pamphlet style advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub for chest congestion and rheumatism. It claims penetrating heat relieves tightness, congestion, and sore joints within minutes. The piece also notes Emmanuel Guild meeting on Thursday at 2:30 at Mrs. Wrights home with St Peter's Guild delegation expected.
Moe Lowe Lovers and Mrs Miron Téfoteon hosted a Star Tudge event. Hobert Muehon of Tonnies called friends in Wear Leake. Ralph Dunham of Rochester spent the week with the Turte sicher. Mr and Mrs Woodin and family, and Mis Hi Wandin of Tiimeetivwn, visited the Gardner’s home at F Woodly. Mrs Walker and Mrs Chapman attended an event in Limestown NY. The Moyerdid Wagon was shown at Res Theatre Corky. Mrs McCollister’s brother visited Gowan on Sunday. Store of Sat food drive hosted a Halloween sacral in Woatints with activities and a 20 amount donated.
An old advertisement declares Kellogg's Bran as the cure for constipation and dullness in bright children. It claims permanent relief with regular use and offers a money back guarantee if results are not seen. The copy extols Bran's digestive benefits and recommends mixing, cooking, or sprinkling it into meals.
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