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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1926
Page
5
A dense OCR style report lists numerous companies and sectors including American Locomotive American Smelting American TD and T and others across steel oil gas and transportation stocks. Banks railroads and auto makers are named among general market activity with Broad reference to Western and New York Curbs and regional gas firms.
A brief note on how tolerance trends can mislead toward majority status and the implications for minority groups as social dynamics evolve.
A Durham beauty shop offers Marcelling scalp treatment shampooing hair dressing manicuring and facial massage at 211 Franklin St. The listing notes satisfactory and worse prices you can afford to pay, with phone contact provided as tnsa.
The column lists Mrs Richard Patton and two daughters Rad and Mildren leaving for Jamestown to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs K A Raymond for the week. It notes numerous relatives visiting, traveling to Syracuse Buffalo Detroit Erie and beyond, with stays at homes of Hawkins Henton Morrow and others. The long roster names many families, trips to Pittsburgh Jacksonville and Edina Nord, and mentions events at churches and schools.
United Press reports Newark pitcher acquisition by Detroit Tigers in a brief dated dispatch. The item notes the transfer amid league trade activity and hints at implications for the Newark team’s pitching staff this season.
Tarrisourg September report that Attorney General Wirdruff with Gov Pinchot approval named Juba Weiss of Utirrisiiting as chief counsel to the State Commission, succeeding Frank M. Blutes who held the post for ten years. Weiss has served as counsel for the commission in recent years.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Meekton defending a stance on devoted music announcing amid coded references to control and last word. Confusing phrases hint at a tense dispute over authority and publicity in a local arts context.
The garbled text hints at happiness and daily life with bikes and nature. It mentions joy and prayer, and common scenes like plows and blossoms. The passage reads as a poetic meditation on simple pleasures and communal contentment.
United Press reports New York trading Sept 11 saw price movement indicating improvement in the market's inside position. General Motors Dupont United States Steel and other pivotal issues advanced sharply as speculation and rail stocks showed renewed demand. Car makers expected to report August earnings lifting public participation in the sector.
Paul aged nine returns from drug store with a bottle of medicine. He explains to his older brother that he cannot take it yet because the bottle says to take every two hours, a rule he adheres to with solemn seriousness.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barolma Tablets for backache and kidney, liver, and bladder diseases with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It urges readers with dull eyes, yellow complexion, or high colored urine to try the remedy, claiming it cleanses the blood and restores health.
In New Orleans, a wand making family sustains a small craft lineage, blending traditional techniques with local culture to produce ceremonial and decorative wands admired by collectors and tourists alike. The shop remains a niche landmark amid vibrant street life and historic architecture.
The passage argues quality cannot be bought cheaply and that true style has no princely prices. It contrasts wealth with practical comfort for wealthy men and his brother aiming to reach it, emphasizing value beyond cost.
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