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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
3
Fragment describes Cony Evening Journal in Corry Pa with mailing details, publication schedule, pricing 6.00 per year by mail and 3 cents per copy or 15 cents per week, advertising rates available on application. It mentions carriers and local mention of Pont Often and Cinax Mail Matter in garbled text.
A garbled report describes Canada contemplating a government strategy to exterminate seals and salmon predators. It claims attempts include explosives and electric devices to deter or kill animals, with mixed results and public concern over fishing and wildlife policy.
A fragmented notice describes a Moa that may turn into a telei. The text mentions lines, shirt ropes, and barbed hooks as restraints. It hints at a Nowettike barrier and a pursuit of a valinon dlik, with seals possibly attempting a trick and a quirky, unnamed animal reference.
Ang Mlogway reports Elk County faces twenty vacancies in rural schools with two weeks left to fill. County W Sweeney urges trained teachers as J C Phelps notes few prepared candidates. rural schools need capable instructors to begin term.
Young fans in Cleveland gathered at League Park and the station to honor Ray Chapman, the late Cleveland shortstop killed by a pitched ball in New York. The crowd filled with schoolchildren as Chapman’s body arrived, recalling his lively visits and the wild scrambles that followed his ball games.
The article profiles the selection of a new bishop for the Erie diocese, detailing his education at Allegheny College St Bonaventure University Catholic University Munich and Rome, doctoral degrees in theology and canon law, priestly ordination by Cardinal Gibbons, and posts at several parishes before his appointment. It notes the ceremony and the expected diocesan events and schedules.
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