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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
5
Wartime report states aviators detained by London guard on suspicion of bootlegging after a plane crash near Kem wreck. Lieut. Comman Moon says papers found on clothing identify two men as A Pappletin and P Bleach from Gordon City.
Washington dispatch reports President Spatige, back from a vacation, in a cabinet session and a lengthy war cabinet meeting addressing a controversy surrounding the Mitchell aircraft deal. Secretary Wilbur and War Secretary Davis joined the discussions. Col. War Ham Mitchell faces criminal negligence accusations.
Personal notices list Elizabeth Blasts heading to Chicago to attend Oak Park High School staying with brothers in the city. Numerous locals including Meritt and Kent Blakeslee, Marshall Hatheway, Marguerite Rathban, and Myrtie Schults are mentioned with travel to Warren, Meadville, Buffalo, and Erie for fairs, visits, or funerals.
The fragment lists numerous companies and stocks across industries including American Woolen, Brook Copper, Northwestern bridge, Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Reading, Republic Steel, Seaboard, Sinclair Oil, Union Oil, Skelly Oil, Studebaker, Southern Pacific, Transcontinental Oil, Texas Company, Westinghouse, and Overland. It reads like a closing-market ledger with varied firm names and interspersed abbreviations.
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a home treatment to reduce varicose veins in days and claim money back if results fail. Describes additional uses for eczema and skin conditions with potency and long-lasting bottle potency. Encourages purchase at any dispensing pharmacist.
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