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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
2
Across the country Democratic candidates claimed gains as results trickled in from states such as Pennsylvania New Jersey and Indiana. Early tallies show Pepper and Myer in contested senatorial races while Republican Kean maintains strong support in some locales. state races in New Jersey and Vermont reflect shifting balance as absentee returns come in.
Sporadic details emerge as Forest County murder probe widens after a prisoner reveals a name and age. Investigators pursue leads about a man hidden connection and a long vanished body, with fruitless briefings from authorities.
Fragmented OCR reads hint at Democratic gains in the state House with multiple candidates named. Mentions of Edwards, Meelinghiegen, Laniiju, Geena lla, and Young appear among disjointed phrases, suggesting a local political roundup with shifting alliances and contest details.
Funeral rites for Charles Spiegel and in memory of Mrs. Mark Spiegel were held at St. Walburga’s in Venster. large Catholic service featured Rev. Keys, George Ehrhart, and Grace Spiegel. Burial followed in St. Catherine Cemetery with many attendees from Meadville, Oil City, and surrounding towns.
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The wedding of Thomly to Wilford P LaPuse took place at eight o clock in Corry with Minx Maeds Toward officiating. The bride wore dark blue Vicolette and carried a bouquet of white asters as Rev C AL MeIntyre conducted the service. Immediate families and friends attended, with congratulations from Mrs Harald Chstting of Mayville and Miss Levin Thoms. The couple will reside at 124 Jabrs after a brief wedding trip.
A Missouri reader testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from post surgical pain and distress. The letter describes heavy pressure and lower abdominal pain, misinterpreted as needing an operation, then reports improvement after taking the remedy. Another account notes a year of illness and avoided surgery using the product, with the sender promising to let others read of the relief.
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