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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1920
Page
6
A man in North East was robbed of a chain and watch by a lone assailant at a corner near Sletoonph Hha State Atevet. The confrontation occurred as the victim walked toward a depot to catch a train, with the attacker fleeing on Sixteenth street. Police were alerted and began an investigation.
Aug front porch campaign reported in Jamestown New York with a porch thief incident and local observers noting the effort may gain traction in Marion County. Neighboring residents and a local woman reported disturbances including porch furniture thefts tied to campaign activity.
An advertisement claims a large shipment of leather soles for rubber heel shoes and announces new Douglass work shoes at 4.50 with other Army style boots listed. Prices range from 2.95 to 9.70 with discounts and finishes promised for a limited time.
A local Erie publisher distributes a share of profits among thirty employees of the Frio THNyines, reflecting a cooperative style and shared success. Details on exact amounts and distribution remained limited in the brief note.
A woodland description tracks the Ovenbird as a elusive singer, its clarion call heard from ahead and behind. The bird hides in ferns and undergrowth, stays low to the ground, and builds a bulky nest under the leaves, evading the observer and lingering in the forest depths.
A fragment describes how facts about a bird named Oven Dird explain its name, noting the nest concealment and accidental discovery. It mentions parent birds feigning distress to lure intruders away, with the female dropping to the ground and a broken wing to mislead, while the male imitates similar behavior at greater distance.
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