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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove Publisher listed at Corry Pennsylvania as second class mail matter with no annual subscription price, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, and advertising rates available on request.
Governor Pinchot defends the state budget reform at Scranton, detailing how a $2,000,000 saving in current costs and a new budget plan reduced unpaid appropriations. He cites a $29,000,000 debt inherited and says the twofold approach—cut current expenses and cap taxation—will erase the deficit within months, noting a 10 million tax increase did not fund current expenses.
Batavia New York January 17 18 year old Roland Shadbolt of Sheldon was found dead with a fractured skull under a lilac bush on Peter Kahl farm between Varysburg and Sheldon. State police conducted an investigation after questioning Ron Metz about evidence from Wednesday night ride to the Kahl farm. Authorities believe Shadbolt fell while walking in the dark and crawled toward the farmhouse before dying.
A large crowd attended last night’s revival at the Salvation Army with Ensign Brunner delivering a rapid, pointed sermon from Mark 5:8 on Lasting Sin Devils. He urged righteous living and highlighted Christian ideals aiming to lift listeners toward higher moral striving. Tonight Brunner will speak at 749 on Let’s Get Back to God.
The text details a personal notice about Emmets Culigrave turning another year older and family and friends gathering for a birthday celebration. It mentions visits to various places including St Louis and New York, with relatives and guests noted in attendance.
An old remedy article urges drinking a glass of water daily and taking four ounces of rad Salts with a tablespoonful of water before breakfast to cleanse the kidneys. It warns that high foods may paralyze kidney function and cause back pain, headaches, and digestive upset. The piece advises annual medical kidney checks.
The fragment notes a champion named Nea pursuing a high score at a local event during a particular week. It mentions Jim at the venue and hints at an annexation or achievement but lacks clear details.
Funeral services for Mrs Edith May, wife of Lynn Hopkins, were held at Staple Flats residence with Rev. Bartlett officiating. Burial followed at Phillips Cemetery near Ripley, Ohio. Floral tributes came from relatives and friends including Harry Fue and Winnifred, George Saxtunt, and many others from nearby towns and counties.
Fragmentary note references a product labeled Thompeon's Barus S100 per bottle with claims of transforming misery into happiness. The text suggests promotion of a beverage or remedy that allegedly changes mood rapidly despite injurious or dubious description. Further context unavailable.
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