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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
2
Mrs Edith Smit, an American socialite in Paris, reports a pearl necklace valued at 250000 dollars stolen from her hotel room. The missing jewels were secured in a dresser and disappeared during a party night, with investigators probing the unusual loss.
An OCR fragment outlines a produce market with prices and poultry categories. It mentions items such as chickens, turkeys, and fowls, and references market registration and shipping details. The text is fragmented but conveys a regional market update for livestock and dairy products.
The Erie Presbytery met in Titusville to consider church matters including the sale of property near Nickel Plate Railway for funds to build a new house of worship. The session valued the presbytery and selected a site plan with Rev. Benjamin Hum Boyer of Franklin on the committee. Proceeds from the sale were to be used for a whitefaced edifice dedicated to Mrs. Sarett Hear. A committee was appointed to locate the church site amid merger changes, with Rev. Smite, Gaston, and Rev. Harry Burton Boys among participants.
A fragmented account notes the rise of a coffee cocktail served with breakfast on Southern trains and hotels from New Orleans to New York. Travelers praise the drink's appeal, with multiple sightings in Mobile Atlanta and Raevport and on routes between Dallas and New Orleans.
An ad copy extols Kellogg's Bran as a cure for constipation and a safeguard against poisons. It claims regular use of two spoons daily relieves chronic issues, with various serving ideas and testimonials, urging purchase in stores and hotels.
United Press report from Pivsburgh describes a triple funeral for the victims of a train crash. Names and details follow, with arrangements noted for funeral services and burial plans.
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