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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1924
Page
3
The Corry Post Union article details a civic showpiece featuring the Stanford company bid and a broad commendation of volunteers. It highlights community spirit and the Mayflower civic pride with notes on publicity and advertising rates.
Pittsburgh Gazette Times reports an opposition minority including industry leaders and labor groups to a plan for nationwide high power broadcasting stations. Delegates from many areas gathered in Washington for the discussion under Secretary Hoover with 250 delegates. They warn such power could hinder public welfare and threaten jobs across transportation and related industries.
A fragmentary 1904 Journal Files note recalls a representative from the industry visiting a citrus operation. It mentions proprietors and a demonstration with thanks tendered, highlighting a social event in brief, unclear details.
An old advertisement urges truthfully recommending Thompson's Barosma for kidney and liver health. It touts benefits, testimonials, and a one dollar price, suggesting relief from rheumatism headaches and other ailments, plus a venturing claim of preventing death from kidney disease. It also mentions Golden Lax Tablets as a supplementary remedy and notes a lost four month old collie pup.
Campaign note from Oct 1 reports General Charles G Dawes returning to Nebraska with the Dawes party. He touts La Follette and socialist critique, cites Republican support, and mentions potential opposition from Democrats and independents in the state.
A fragmentary report notes an event near Bele Saturday where a commission faced disruptions. Names appear garbled but indicate a mishap with authorities and local roads cited along with injuries including a fall and a broken tree.
A damaged OCR fragment from Athens references a stadium, unnamed figures, and unclear proportions or dates. Readable parts point to a sports or venue note but lack concrete facts or entities to confirm.
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