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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1928
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item mentions a clash or bout with unclear details. The readable bits reference Airlea and Porinyy with a fight note and a numeric token 124, but no verifiable context, participants, or location are provided. Further readable content is required to form a coherent item.
Four Utne entries surface in a compact tour summary linked to Imus. The report notes four names and a single common event, aiming to clarify dates and venues while preserving focal individuals.
Published daily except Sunday with publishing and advertising details for the Corry Pa newspaper. Mentions Arthur Colegrove as publisher and advertising representative, address and intercity printer notes, and mailing rates including three and fifteen cent options.
A historical note on the shift from silent to talking pictures. Authors discuss how films can now depict extended journeys and elaborate settings, potentially diluting plot if not carefully edited. The piece predicts tighter storytelling and improved drama with dialogue while acknowledging appetite for lavish visuals.
The piece argues that over 200000 coal miners are surplus to British needs and unavailable for migration within the empire or into farming. It warns that neither political nor business systems offer facilities to reassign these workers, reflecting a broader industrial malaise and unemployment pressures across nations.
Meriden school board debates a teacher accused of undignified behavior after taking a summer job as a car wash attendant. The note questions whether such work tarnishes the dignity of the teaching profession while acknowledging generally exemplary conduct during the school year.
A fragmentary clipping mentions misfortune and happiness with unclear names and places. The text appears garbled, referencing worship and a person named Wialilugion Stu and a woman in Chinchavn, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Charles P. Stewart argues that American international policy lacks consistency as administrations change. He notes missed opportunities in diplomacy, critiques Kellogg's actions, and discusses extraterritoriality and the role of major powers in lending guidance to China while maintaining their own courts and forces. The piece reflects a period view on foreign policy and the limits of U.S. influence abroad.
The list cites Eugene Fick as answering the question about a military organization, cites FR McAllister of New York as the author of Cross of Gold, notes the Titanic collided with an iceberg, and mentions thirty pieces of silver along with other clues.
A fragmented OCR style page advertises a guide titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. It shows garbled questions about pronounciation and missing letters for synonyms of the verb gain, with examples and spelling issues.
August 4 1908 report recounts Carlyle Bowman railway mail clerk injured in a steep Sciota road accident near Hare Creek bridge. No warning sign or lantern evident. Also notes city council paving East Main street, sidewalk grading, and final Center Miley paving estimates. Plus camp plans for Archie Goldfinch party, a fire at New Cooper House, and cattle tuberculosis notices. Falconer ill team to play next Wednesday.
Fragmented OCR text presents a mix of exercise prompts and word spellings. It includes tasks such as pronouncing words, identifying the smallest form, and listing verbs like fancy dream conceive desire, with stray phrases about a sun time and a Chile felis.
John Dominic Ridgway Pa drowned in Olean Creek near Jay Street Friday afternoon. Witnesses and authorities say a fractured neck caused death after he swam across the stream four times before going under. Bystander Harry Campbell pulled the body from the water within minutes. Firemen and Dr. Joseph Garin treated him on the bank but could not save him.
Two more entrants, including a six year old before yesterday, register for Amateur Night on February 1 at the Rex theatre. Lawrence Hughes the pianist and Lyle Blakeslee of Corry, F. D., enter with a monologue The Plant of the Corry Case Goods Co on East Main is being repainted with compressed air from gray paint for KF L Co. The lamp standard on West Main near Citizens National Bank breaks glass when a motor truck dumps its load. Upper floor work continues at the Senior High building with new fire escapes and exits planned, while Hatch Hall doors are decommissioned. Dewey announces the standard school admission notice for new pupils, vaccination rules, and state code regulations for those past six, under special conditions. Corry Case Goods has orders for Tiffany gold seating in Youngstown and a New York state order, signaling strong business for Collier Wrestlers this fall.
A problem asks for the flooring cost of a 100 by 18 foot bridge using 2 1/4 inch planks at $53 per thousand feet. It also notes yesterday's answer of 5 HP and offers a horsepower explanation as weight lifted per minute times speed over 33,000.
Donald K. Swartzfager of Oil City filed a federal suit for $50,000 against the Pennsylvania Railroad Co for injuries received while employed as a section laborer. The incident occurred when a marine water torch exploded on July 1 at Silverly, Pa, while he was at work on the track.
The page shows several monetary figures in different formats: 25.00, 50.00, 100.00, 200.00, 250.00, and 500.00. It appears as a snippet likely from a financial table or advertisement noting yields or amounts in dollars with inconsistent punctuation and spacing.
Harrisburg August 4 The State Game Commission announced the release of two thousand young ringneck pheasants by game protectors and refuge keepers as part of a broader effort to propagate Asiatic birds. About three thousand ringnecks were purchased by the Famussian this year and will be released in August and September along with other birds, with four thousand young males kept for next spring. Releasing hens is seen as prudent due to female pheasant protection.
An unclear fragment discusses being one’s age and personal development in relation to protection. The text references a character or person named in a sentence about maturity and safeguarding in a classroom or social context.
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