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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1924
Page
3
Artur Colegrove publisher entered at the Port Office of Garry Pa as second class mail matter. Mail rate is 500 dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates to be made known by application.
Clem Shaver the Democratic National Committee chair confronts rivals with plain language about the 1932 race. He rebuts inflated claims by Coolidge supporters, questions Republican momentum, and argues Davis and La Follette could swing enough electoral votes if November shifts. Shaver’s candor stands out amid campaign bluster.
A disjointed 1904 item reports arrivals from fairs, a fire at a Novelty Works, and firefighting actions. It notes Ithaca trips for work at Cornell, a record snowfall frost, and damaged wagons. Local damage from frost and a church project near completion are mentioned alongside political commentary. The piece closes with a quip about the Invisible Empire and Calvin Coolidge.
A fragmentary note suggests that female voters favor the most handsome man, implying clear prospects for Davisly in the coming election. The remark underscores gender influenced dynamics and potential upset risks in the race.
A London Tit Bits note describes a clock housed bank device that acts as a savings box. The clock must be rewound daily only after a coin is inserted, forcing the owner to add money each day to its savings.
The office of works faces about £2000 monthly costs in summer to curb untidiness caused by a public in London’s royal parks. The notice highlights the financial impact of disorder on park maintenance and city budgeting.
An early meeting of the Beschbart Whorler Committee followed as a result of former Attorney General Pag ety seizing to John Wa Davis. Gaston Be Bleaapy’s statement prompts a further session to present additional testimony and documentary evidence. Means urged a rerun of the committee to consider the new claims and the Youth committee signatories dispute the significance of the statement.
An unvassily large number attended the meeting held Saturday in Macabot Fall. Two applications for membership were received. The discussion covered benefits to the Scholar of the Shoal Misr, a yearly event, and cooperative buying. Arrangements for harvest Mash were planned as members and their children attended. A trial related to Robert Smith HF Tistille and prior events is referenced with police involvement and justice proceedings forthcoming.
A garbled courier of 1920s era clippings hints at global curiosities and domestic preoccupations. It references Mara, propellers, Turkey, beauty contests, New York nurses, royalty, politics, German trade, wine and pretzels, and a spur to own homes amid a rush to buy cars.
Swans have long been favorites from Greece to America where two species, the Trumpeter and the Whistler, nest along lakes from the Dakotas to the Arctic. Contrary to old belief, swans sing only as they die. today they are known as great trumpeters that never sing.
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