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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
7
Student musical program at Glen Clubs High School in Peidey auditoriums promises top class numbers by boys and girls glee clubs. Special orchestral pieces and solo offerings will accompany performances by city violinist Max Harvey as a featured artist drawing a large audience.
United Press reports Governor Alfred E. Smith tours the South and Midwest for core platform appearances in Virginia and North Carolina. Hoover and campaign team push prosperity as the East keynote with Curtis attacking monopoly claims from the North Atlantic to the South. Ritchie at Chicago urges religious freedom and clergy political preaching, while Megison Capital Times endorses Smith.
An old pamphlet advertises a free trial of a rupture treatment mailed from Adams New York. It urges rupture sufferers to write and order a trial device claiming to tighten muscles and prevent hernias, presenting danger of surgery and lifelong supports as unnecessary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a department and an application, with scattered names and an address. It lacks coherent facts, making a precise news-style card impossible. This item appears to be an unreadable notice fragment with no identifiable event, date, or involved entities.
William Williams files a $75,000 suit in Brie county Court against Merry H Boyd over a Findley Lake North East crash that killed his wife and injured him. He claims Boyd failed to slow and drove into a telephone pole, causing permanent injuries to Mrs Williams and severe facial and body lacerations to him. He seeks $650,000 for his wife’s death and $25,000 for his own injuries.
An intern was examined after a fall at work in Albanyville where Dun nawold, 65, toppled from a step and struck his head. He is described as internally feared injured with uncertain seriousness and may require hospital care. His condition showed some improvement the following day while plans for treatment remained undecided.
The passage argues that clear unblemished skin reflects inner health and that red blood is essential to strength and beauty. It claims happiness and admiration follow from abundant rich blood, presenting a health advice tone typical of historical articles.
In Keyser West Virginia a man named T Roy? Mond Fout aged 13 was mistaken for a squirrel and shot by Edward Daugherty his fits in the woods near Shaw West Virginia. Daugherty died in a hospital here last night.
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