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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1928
Page
3
James B. Drown leads Corry Sparlanshire and Coluisibay Business men against Saturday in town for organizing local business. A meeting at Mumenger Theatre will be held next Monday evening to discuss affairs and community issues.
A fragmented column on language lessons and pronunciation from W L Gordon. Contains garbled text and partial exercise answers including words like shy reputation arm presumption prodigy and marvel with references to Cambridge Springs and a planned visit.
Borough council passes a new traffic rule presented by Chahoma Bays limiting parking on Market Street to one hour from Market Street to Waite Street. Speed limit posting must be visible from street and illuminated, with designations to be set by the state highway department likely on Market Pennsylvania Avenue and Crescent. Henry Green travels to St Marys for business related to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Verna Supowski aged 68 was seen walking over a trestle at the Perry Tron Works on Wayne Street. Special Patrolman George Wartel seized her and pulled her to safety just before ore cars moved overhead. Police later took her to the station for mental observation.
The article argues that while cutting costs can backfire by weakening essential services such as police, water, and pavement, prudent spending can improve results. It warns against extreme frugality that harms safety, traffic, and streets, urging balanced budgeting to avoid waste and protect taxpayers.
Insurance agent M Paisley reports all records kept in a fire proof safe survived the Cohn building blaze with no marks or heat damage. W H Christie and Sons removed the safe contents yesterday morning. The Mullin and Woods law firm also rented offices in the Kane Trust building. Frances Pickens heads to New York for Easter leave. Mrs John Tevell and daughter Anna recovered from gas fumes at 299 Root Street. They were overcome by a gas burner at the laundry area and treated by medical staff.
Answers cover Samson as a figure in ancient mythology and list topics from yesterday. The text provides brief responses: Samson as mythic figure, number and names of embong offices, Langland’s highest leniency order, origin of blood money, and the French Riviera’s designation. It also gives yesterday’s answers: Louis XVI Lutheran four a simple majority four China.
A puzzling word problem describes A selling items to B and a fox deal totaling 806 dollars with losses of 20, asking the Jet's cost. The explanation uses fractions and time references to claim 5 hours equal 300 minutes and totals of 2400, leading to a numeric solution.
The will of Miss Nina Lea of Philadelphia and Washington filed for probate shows an estate valued around $2,000,000. Her brothers Arthur H. Lea and Charles M. Lea are the principal beneficiaries. Miss Lea died last August at her summer home in Little Ocean Head New Hampshire.
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