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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1924
Page
7
Digest polls indicate a rise in Davis polling as Democratic strength grows May reflect shifts in voter support nationwide. The item notes Democratic gains across several states, with Republicans maintaining strength in others. trends show Davis increasing share while party margins shift, signaling evolving political dynamics.
Fragmentary notes describe a charter related to the city of New York and figures such as John Monhe Bomers and a governor general under King George III. The text appears corrupted, but references a 18th century charter and a colonial governance context.
Local note describes a customer named Mani from Cleveland Ohio praising San Cura Ointment for rough veal like skin and claims the product heals cuts burns bruises and eczema. It also advertises San Cura Soap as a complexion aid and shampoo with price 2 cents at R G Geey Son's Thompson Medical advis
The death of Senator Frank B. Brandegee of Connecticut is a blow to the Republican organization. It will leave Connecticut with a vacancy before the election, affecting the 4th district seat and the state delegation. Senator Borah of Idaho is expected to attend the ceremonies, while Brandegee’s passing is attributed to self-inflicted causes.
United Press reports renewed Tong War activity with Sam Wah, aged eleven, kidnapped from Yum Wah Chinese Jameiry member of On Leong Tong. Two Hip Sing Tong organizers detained. San Francisco mats sent to East to keep war flames alive, as seven die in New York area and police plan drastic measures. Chinatown investigations continue with disarming Hip Sing Tong at their headquarters.
Duluth Herald wonders about the fate of a generation raised to dance to the second table age and the social shifts that place them now. It reflects on changing youth norms, enduring values, and the era’s impact on daily life and community expectations.
Erie Oct 15 the mounted police patrol went on duty in the business district today after a traffic committee decision. Sergeant Gale Ross and Officer James Donlin oversee the squad which targets double parking on State Peach and French streets, ending this violation in the three streets.
Mr and Mrs Price will reside in Youngstown after a wedding in Erie this morning at 11. The marriage was performed by Rev Horseman, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Esther Betss is the daughter of Mre and pang, with the ceremony held in Erie.
The Jamestown New York area canvassed plans to extend the Panama Ashville paved highway toward Panama and Climer, linking to Erie via North East and Findley Lake. A banquet by the Panama Chamber of Commerce with Jamestown delegates celebrated the existing cement road and discussed a further five miles to Panama, strengthening regional paved access.
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A casual item mentions selecting the best footwear suitable for any member across four families, suggesting a versatile shoe option. The fragment hints at consumer recommendations or a shopping note without clear brands, prices, or locations.
Fredonia October 18 Peter Spear eight of Bugle street Fredonia was sentenced to 120 days in Brin County penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglarizing the home of Carl Wulfert on Cassadaga road and taking $12 in cash and trinkets. Entry was through a cellar window and he was arrested Thursday morning. Spear has prior trouble and has spent several stretches in industry.
A garbled notice reports harmful insects in Wisconsin areas, mentioning Annetunt and Hessity. The fragment implies pest proliferation affecting sectors, with limited readable details on locations or actions taken.
Funeral services for Jacob Clark, who died at Corry How flat, were held at 10 o'clock. The service was led by his son James, with Mrs Gehlen and Mr Rowne providing vocal music. Pallbearers included Tran, James Clards, Patrick Une, and Bert Higley. Attendees named Higley, Dorothy Greru, Mr and Mrs Fe Straut, Franklim, Patrick Toner, and others.
A damaged fragment notes a nun from the Sacred Heart Convent in Newport reporting an unnamed child’s illness and improvement after Father Tobi's medicine. It mentions Superior Sister Mary Muxandritte and a planned visit by Mr. Cam G Smith to Jamestown.
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