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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1924
Page
4
A 1910s style notice discusses mail rates in Corry Pennsylvania and warns readers about using the newspaper to print names tied to alleged misdeeds. It urges moral responsibility, legal compliance, and avoiding stigma by keeping out of police and court records.
A mix of prominent figures including Dr. John Grier Hibben Theodore Marburg and Governor Berett Colby have defected from the Republican camp in 1920 warning against the party line. They urge the country to meet Harding as a path to international accord while denouncing the GOP leadership.
A 1900s era editorial argues that postal workers deserve fair wages to maintain service quality. It warns that cutting salaries would lower efficiency as replacements must accept lower pay, risking delays and higher costs overall. The piece defends the two cent stamp as a reliable delivery guarantee and decries wage-cut rhetoric.
A fragment from The Journal Fires dated October 18 recounts Armory Theatre events and local notices. It notes Cory division Sons of Temper and a wedding in a Presbyterian church, invitations for Mrs Rose Thanes, and a schedule including Our New Minister at the Armory Theatre. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs OE Doabe, and Lawrence Mangan visits Warren.
A jumble of items appears from New York to South America with stray notes on shoplifting, political duets, Chinese fate, canary cargo, house cats, and vague mentions of a world series, voting, and refinery probes. The tone mirrors 1920s tabloid miscellany with humorous asides and uncertain facts.
Cleveland police report four about sixteen year old boys missing since Thursday evening. A maroon four door Pontiac with Ohio license 88 180 is sought after their departure from Cleveland as they planned a trip to Oil City. Reports say two brothers drove to this city to join the search. no trace by noon today.
A garbled fragment hints at a romantic or melodramatic titled item with unclear authorship. The readable portion mentions love themes and a person or character, but specifics like event, date, or organization are absent.
Democratic Presidential candidate Davis concludes western tour two weeks before election. Missouri prospects hover as managers predict a 60,000 vote majority. He planned to campaign back East after Chicago speeches in Bohemian Jewish and Polish districts praising Wilson and his Eight Years of Administration.
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