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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1924
Page
5
Fragmented text outlines a political bid by Senator Wheeler with mentions of Daugherty hearings and potential testimony. The garbled OCR references a campaign trail, possible interest in reopening case hearings, and associates such as Marty Wheeler and other political figures.
A garbled report notes a French sewer system issue and a measure of daily turf efficiency. It mentions Ont fires and Eric meters with unclear connections to a filter technology and a natural duet.
Personal and social mentions fill the column with names such as Mrs Lenise Dewey and Mrs Franke Loveland in Mid Street. The piece notes arrivals and departures, funerals, medical treatments, hospital stays, and various visits to and from Jamestown and surrounding towns, with numerous local residents and guests listed.
Mrs. Oscar R Mowery of Harrisburg Pennsylvania credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with easing nerves pains back ache indigestion and heartburn during pregnancy She endorses the remedy as a safe aid for motherhood and urges others to obtain it from Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York or by writing for free information
New York reports pricing on bonds as steel and industrial leaders push markets. The piece notes a $12,500,000 bond issue by the State of New York at 4 rate yield, highlighting borrowing costs below wartime levels and signaling investor demand.
A jumble of company names and market references appears, listing firms from Googan Bryan to General Motors and Bethlehem Steel. The fragment hints at an end of day market roundup with diverse producers and utilities across multiple sectors.
The text notes a continuous summer climate with temperature variations through the year being small, rare in northern states. On the island the thermometer stays high in summer and never drops below an eight degree mark in winter.
A damaged report from Kalamazoo notes a stalled car causing a train derailment. Names listed include Henry, a fireman, and others injured, with limited readable details.
A train collision injures a passenger identified as Tarkeon who sustained a fractured arm. The accompanying automobile was unoccupied, its owner having left to seek help to move it from the tracks.
A rumors-filled scene unfolds as an absentminded professor, late to class, returns home and hears muffled sounds from a room. He calls out asking who is beneath the hed. A muffled reply from under the bed challenges his memory of a sworn statement.
A fragment offers a quip about stubborn fate and effort, noting how a single ax handle may lead to a needed result. The line credits Jugo Blay as the source of the proverb.
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