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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
3
Entry from Corry Pa announcing second class mail matter status for Arthur Colgrave, with annual by mail shop, three cents per copy by carrier and fifteen cents per week, advertising rates provided on application.
In a clipped political tract, advocates urge voters toward John W. Davis as a corrective to graft and incompetence they attribute to the Wilson era and to President Coolidge. They argue for honest, safe governance and warn that continued Republican rule risks more corruption and stagnation, urging a November defeat of the incumbent.
Whirlwind tour details a crowded sequence of campaign events for Mrs Culbertson. It lists stops at Forney North Girard City and several communities with speeches, rallies, and a Women’s Party dinner.
Fragmentary OCR item lists October events with scattered place names and dates. Mentions Wormeeday October 20 at 7 Mi and Thursday Heiser 10 Blaming Valle Riceville with an evening program, plus Spananwbir and Springbors. Details remain unclear due to corrupted text.
Charles Kennedy funeral services were held from his Irving Street home with the Reverend Barstow officiating. Interment followed at Grove Cemetery. bearers included family members and townspeople. Relatives and neighbors from Tamworth and surrounding towns attended the rites.
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled names and phrases about a local ad and promotional hints. The readable parts suggest a quirky promotional claim and unclear references to people and places, with no cohesive event or outcome.
Erie October 2 The work of naming major Pennsylvania highways has been announced by the highway department. Large white numerals are to be painted along principal routes with key symbols and police telegraph signs. Route numbers run from No 6 the Roosevelt Highway No 7 to the Chicago Via Erie route No. 3. The work will continue along the Erie motorways as the state paints the other leading highways with clear numerical signs.
A St Louis woman reports severe female trouble left her unable to walk due to inflammation and back pain after taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring strength and ability to work and notes widespread favorable reports from buyers nationwide.
Washington October 2. The Walsh campaign faces a charge that about 100000 dollars was raised to defeat him. The claim, presented before the Senate slush fund investigation, centers on transfers to Montana and mentions a central figure and potential party connections.
A damaged OCR fragment reports fatalities from exposure with scattered names and locations. It mentions individuals such as Robbins and Poster and references a Dr Gawilen in an unclear context, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR describes a medical operation in Titueville with involvement from the minister's wife. Mention of a physician, Sweeney, and various names appears in a garbled list. The text hints at a local talk or ceremony and notes books, poems, dairies, and mechanical topics.
All that is attractive durable and economical is embodied in linoleum bearing the Armstrong trade mark. We can recommend this nationally known product as superior to most floor coverings of this type and because linoleum wears qualities it is not expensive.
An advertisement touts Riennn as a doctor’s remedy that rapidly drives out rheumatic poison. It promises relief for tired joints, swelling, and twinges, and guarantees results or money back from makers N F, Ames & Cato, covering lumbago, sciatica, and other pains.
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