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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1924
Page
6
Unclear OCR text discusses road work near nearby towns with plans to use oil and cinders. Mentions county officials, names, and multiple local mentions. portions are garbled but indicate a project affecting streets and oversight by a county supervisor.
A garbled OCR style market page lists items such as coffee, butter, and poultry along with scattered prices and codes. The legible parts mention coffee and butter products and generic market descriptors, but most specifics remain unreadable.
Stand Hy tie Teaver and Mpa Kandi Menuehtu of Onmugeraws Ghio have been guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Woot. Howard Ali Tatiily relied on their hors Eile attenaeny.
In East Olean two men died in separate accidents on Saturday night. John Myyminn, 41, of 138 Shwth Street, was instantly killed when his auto collided in heavy fog just east of the city line on East State Street. George Peckham, 78, a Civil War veteran of Shinglehouse, was struck and killed on the Perinsel valley railroad bridge near East Olean while waiting across the bridge. Peckham’s left arm and leg were severed, and his body was found by locomotive engineer George Appes as a train approached from Claremont. The engine’s headlights left only the body in view along the right side of the track. Coroner EB Burdick to investigate.
Wiscuy Quinn, 20, of DuBois died after a sprint car crash in a Clearfield dirt track race. His car toppled the fence on the eighth mile, he sustained a skull injury and died soon after at a hospital. Four cars entered. the winner was Wail of Pittsburgh.
An earthquake travels fast with estimated propagation speeds between 470 and 530 feet per second. The measure reflects the rapid transmission of seismic shaking through the ground and may inform early warning studies and structural design considerations.
Mrs Ely My Marsh of Titusville Pa describes six months in bed with nervous prostration and heart palpitations. A relative who had female weakness recommended Thompson’s Barosma, which she began taking and quickly recovered. She regained flesh and now handles housework. An ad notes Golden Lax Tablets and Thompson’s Barosma available at local druggists.
Sparks from a engine used on an ensilage cutter caused a fire that swept a Tarue barn on John Paremad’s farm at West Spring Creek Saturday. The loss, near $4,000, included crops, equipment, and two yearling cattle. Firefighters and workers removed stock and machinery as flames consumed the barn. no insurance was carried on the structure.
The Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee moves the probe to the capital from Chicago. The inquiry resumes at 2 p.m. in the Senate Office Building with Clem L. Shaver and James W. Gerard, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, as witnesses. Philadelphia testimony covers Senator La Follette’s alleged fund findings.
Fragmentary text lists several names and titles with errors and missing context, making a coherent summary difficult. The legible bits include personal names such as Grundy Stores, Samuel Vauclaio, Nath an Folwell, and Jade Chetter Wy Hill, with hints of organizational or corporate roles but no clear event or action.
Charles W Kennelly died at his home on Engt Street around 11 oclock Sunday, apparently by natural causes, as his wife and daughter of Santa Barbara, Calif, mourn his loss. Funeral services set for Wednesday with details to be announced later. Major C D Alexander returned home from Erie today.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a fine menu being arranged but notes the items are not faithfully listed. It references likely vendors or diners and suggests discrepancies in the presented selections. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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