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Fragmentary text mentions Wales and a phrase about doubt and actions. No clear events, names, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions Wales and a phrase about doubt and actions. No clear events, names, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Hawks and a job issue with references to distances and a port or place name, signaling a brief local item. Reads as a damaged notice about employment or project work affecting the Hawks in a regional context.
Corry Evening Journal reports on Prohibition enforcement noting claims that 75 percent of bootlegging in the state is carried out by women. The piece suggests women face federal charges as enforcement intensifies and questions the role of women in prohibition history. It reflects era attitudes and public debate on undermining alcohol restrictions.
The article recalls Louis Bleriot’s 1908 Dover crossing from Calais, a 33 minute flight at 250 feet with no navigation aids, guided by the ship Escapelle. Orville and Wilbur Wright hailed him as daring as aviation advances in twenty years since. It contemplates future marvels through 1947.
The British government, alarmed by prolonged drought, considers remedial measures. Water distribution can be improved during plenty times to support rain failures. Big-scale water works are recommended as a job source and to ensure a plentiful, pure, and reliable water supply as urban populations grow.
An absentee farmerette in Kansas reports a modest wheat yield of 18 bushels per acre from Marlon Tale Jay’s farm. The farmerette oversees no harvest this season while Marlon reportedly stays in New York City awaiting an engagement elsewhere.
Advert: the mixture of glycerin buckthorn saline and other ingredients acts on both stomach and bowels to clear waste in about two hours. It claims to remove old matter you never thought was in your system and to feel markedly better. Thomas Downey Urigist advises.
A Washington column by Charles P. Stewart savages diplomats as cynical and notes Kellogg's peace proposals drew mixed congressional response. The piece mocks White House access and questions the legitimacy and motives of many in foreign policy circles amid the Kellogg pact's ratification debates.
Twenty years ago reports note the obsequies of ex mayor Frank Bliss drawing immense attendance and civic regard. Amateur acts at the Library Theatre feature Alice McGray, John Woodward, and Mickey. Local industry, a gas engine order, a buggy accident, heavy travel, Prohibition picnic plans, Mrs. H. C. Mackves funeral, a German band, Lake Windley Assembly crowds, and the Lindsleys’ Kansas trip outlined with Yellowstone plans.
The list answers include Kate Dolgins Wiggin for Q1 and Africa for Q5. Other items hint at England or France population, a Gulf Stream current, and the 5 largest UK industries. The snippet shows misprints and incomplete lines, with responses partly legible.
A puzzle style note asks how far a man must walk to plant a field of corm 245 feet square with furrows 2 feet apart and 9 feet from fences. The Saturday answer is 1255.36 dollars, with a cryptic calculation involving percentages months and divisions as explained.
A garbled note presents six short lines labeled as six cylinder sentences. The fragment offers no clear names places dates or events to caption a concrete news item. Further readable context is required to craft a proper headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a 1528 Western Newman page with garbled phrases. It references Dr. John W. Holland, directions on arrival, mentions of Finsters, pillars, low ambitions, a spendthrift, and unclear notes about Clinton guarantee. Content is inconsistent and partially unreadable.
United Press reports Ellen Glasgow's new novel They Stooped to Folly published by Doubleday Doran and selected for the Literary Guild, praised for wit and charm. It previews recurring Virginian social scenes and characters. Also reviewed is Frans Harper's Plus and Minus from David Frigate, deemed a glittering yet silly racier work influenced by Dekobra.
A categorized glimpse of top selling fiction and general works. Notable titles include All Quiet on the Western Front by Erith M. Remarqua, Jim the Conqueror by Peter B. Kyne, The Laughing Queen, The Unit Lamp by Radclyffe Hall, Henry the Eighth by Francis Hackett, The Art of Thinking by Ernest Dimnet, and more with publishers and prices noted.
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