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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1927
Page
3
Arthur Colegrova publisher appears in Corry Pennsylvania post office records as a second class mail matter. Subscription rates noted include 96.00 per year by mail and fifteen cents per week by cartier with advertising rates available on request.
The American Engineering Council's radio division tells the Federal Radio Commission that more than half of the 73H broadcasting stations in the United States should be eliminated by consolidation or banishment. It argues that excess stations dilute effectiveness, and that a smaller number of strong stations better serve broadcasters and the public.
Chile follows the constitutional reform by removing Catholic priesthood from government payroll, affecting army chaplains and public school teachers. The plan preserves church influence while transitioning it to an independent entity. priests may still teach religion in public schools without government pay. Mexico is praised for a similar moderate approach.
The United States Forest Service studies which trees draw lightning to improve fire defense and reduce forest fire hazards. Experts analyze forest conditions to provide data on lightning sparked fires and to promote careful use of matches and smoking to keep forests safe.
A partial, unclear text discusses gendered style opinions focusing on girls and attire. The fragment mentions short skirts and bathing suits, suggesting social pressure or critique of appearance without clear context or complete meaning.
Eli Barlow sails for Southampton on May 2 after securing transport. Pennsylvania Railroad prepares brick crossings on First Ave, Center Street, and Maple Avenue. The L C B A reflects on their fourteenth annual ball at Messenger Theatre last night. Stone departs tonight for Mahara on business. Dr Arlen Atkinson, veterinarian, returns home. Alexander and Co. receive a fine ambulance today, equipped with rubber tires and modern features.
Reading fragmented notes describe courses men absorb information through different channels. The text mentions curd and wine as metaphorical paths, urging subscribers to all lecture courses. The remaining readable fragments imply a seminar or lecture program at Peach Exchange emphasizing broad learning and subscriber engagement.
Figures presented to the Erie School Board outline million dollar estimates for district costs. Trustees expect revisions before the 1927 28 tax rate is set and budget appropriations for departments will be reviewed prior to final adoption. A decision on stadium boxing is also anticipated at the April 7 session.
The second outbreak in forty days prompts health warnings against undercooked pork. Theo dore Apperary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health reports seven people sick at Weatherly Weather Jr. in Carbon County. three in critical condition. The Franklin and Marshall college outbreak in Lancaster has one death. Classified ads offer rooms and roomers.
Stirling Fessenden, Shanghai Municipal Council chairman, denounces U.S. policy as hypocritical and trade driven. He says Washington refuses to cooperate with powers like Britain, endangering American lives, arguing for federation and stronger protection in China beyond altruistic rhetoric.
In Fredonia a rumor spread that 135,000 dollars of wine from Myer Starr Proprietor of She and a winery had been found after a basement door was found broken. Police Chief Lewis Hark sad said they had no knowledge of the findings. The missing wines included twenty five barrels of White, saberry and port.
At midnight Thursday Kane entered a new telephone era as all phones connected to the Bell switchboard ending two phone lines for some residents. The Home Telephone company purchase by Bell linked the community to a single Fame system for all subscribers.
Margaret Fallon filed breach of promise suit against Joseph G Moomy Keystone Rubber Manufacturing president. Fallon accused of malicious mischief after allegedly throwing a brick through a Keystone window on March 6. She pleaded not guilty and posted 200 dollar bail for a Saturday preliminary hearing.
Sergeant Richard Weaver of Company E First Engineers US A died at Fort DuPont after a quarrel escalated into gunfire. Sergeants Peete Handy and Szhorka of a nearby regiment are reported missing or wounded as authorities investigate a chaotic attack scene and shooting that left Weaver mortally struck.
A Brooklyn dentist, Tarry Barrel 20, died in a Pittsburgh hospital hours after a dental incident in his room at the William Penn Hotel. Authorities believe he committed suicide following a cuticle injury and a poisoning attempt.
Funeral services for Henry H. Pettingill were held at his home on Mott Street at 2:30 PM. Relatives friends and members of the Odd Fellows attended. Rev J A Martin officiated and the burial took place in Pine Grove Cemetery with Dillman Manufacturing Plant employees acting as bearers.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses reading as essential to a complete intellectual life and personal recreation. It emphasizes that reading opens avenues for thought and mental rest, framing reading as foundational to duty and leisure. The readable portions name general ideas without coherent dates, people, places, or events.
A March 2 fire at Ensign Garage in Emporium, Pennsylvania destroyed ten machines and damaged the structure. Mr Ensign and his brother died at home, while a survivor was saved with minor injuries. total loss estimated between $7,000 and $8,000. The blaze awakened residents by a train whistle and the cause remains unknown.
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