Corry Evening Journal masthead and subscription note
The fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with address notes West South Street Corry Pa and publisher details. It lists advertising representation Reding and address in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh and indicates postage and mail rates with typos. rates are stated as 500 per year and three cents per copy with carrier delivery and application for further details.
Neighbors And Friends Ambassador Morrow Hallmarks In Mexico Trip
Ambassador Morrow left Mexico City for a quiet southern Mexico tour where he was welcomed as a friend of the people. Public honors greeted him everywhere, with the Stars and Stripes revered in Indian villages as evidence of growing goodwill. The article notes the genuine sentiment cannot be bought.
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Morrow
Mexico City
Mexico
The Mute Boy Shocked By Airplane Therapy
A ten year old boy in Brooklyn who never spoke was enticed into an airplane and strapped in for shock therapy. The pilot performed stunts while the family, including none of the child's relatives, watched. The treatment nearly killed him and failed to help, risking lasting nervous damage according to a physician. The piece cautions that nerve shocks require careful use as reactions vary greatly.
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Brooklyn
Ind
Uttle
Immigration trends show drop in new arrivals in 1927
The article notes a smaller immigrant inflow than pre war years with a net increase of 226,000, down from 284,000 in 1927. Canada led arrivals with 79,000 followed by Mexico 69,000 Germany 45,000 Ireland 38,000 England 33,000 Scotland 23,000 Italy and Scandinavia 18,000 each and France 17,000. Mexicans may slip across borders. they aid labor supply yet pose assimilation and local racial issues, with no large Mexican pool to threaten national stability.
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Canada
Mexico
Germany
Ireland
England
Scotland
Italy
Scandinavia
France
Game of Correct English in Puzzle Style
A fragmentary page presents a puzzle titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. It lists questions on phrases and pronunciation with scattered misspellings and incomplete answers, including prompts about the correct pause pronunciation and vocabulary. The text shows misprints, malformed words, and partial solutions from yesterday's exercises.
Twenty Years Ago Taken From The Journal Files
A clipped page notes Corry Mills on West Washington by A W Merricks and praises a new industry. It mentions the old Gaston Block on West Main Street being torn down as part of a city improvement. Also previews booster baseball on Saturday with a Pittsburg team, and a fair day racing event between Herbert Emerson and Paul Dowe.
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Acme Mills
West Washington Street
A.W. Merricks
Sons, Coury
Gaston Bulleing
West Main Street
Herbet! Emerson
Union City
Paul Dowe
Lake Columbus
Surprising England drink convictions reveal sober Plymouth
English temperance figures show Plymouth as the soberest seaport town while Norwich records the highest inebriety. The data, cited from recent convition statistics, suggest a shift toward a late Victorian era of alcohol use and civilization decline.
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England
Plymouth
Norwich
Old England
Alintey
Owen
Altigg
Look and Learn Fount of Youth Look Before You Leap
In a puzzle style prompt the reader identifies sources and names. It mentions Look and Learn, the fountain of youth, Dickens characters, and a maxim about looking before acting. It lists Patrick Henry, Mrs Awme Mill Bloower, a color sequence, Emanuel, Greenwich Village, and a mention of youth and eggs in a riddle context.
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Little Newey
Patrick Henry
Mrs Awme
Mill Bloower
Equitable Life Plan Assures Debt Coverage on Death
The piece notes that debts can burden a family after death or disability and outlines an Equitable Life of Iowa plan promising to take care of financial obligations when such contingencies arise, safeguarding dependents.
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Equitable Life of
Iowa
Order inquiry by constables in Ol City
Aug 23 report from the quarterly constables meeting in Ol City. Constable Med Hotchkiss of Pleasantville was questioned by District Attorney Goodwit about liquor conditions. Judge Parker noted borough complaints of alcohol violations and directed investigation with County Detective Benny.
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OL City
Hielr
Tudze Parker
A Problem a Day Carpet Coverage Pattern Query
A math problem asks how much carpet 27 inches wide covers a room 15 feet by 22 feet with a pattern spaced every 18 inches. The answer references converting minutes to seconds and dividing 84 by 60 and 8 by 7-12, then inverting a fraction and multiplying to revive fractional minutes to seconds.
Forest County dentist saves life in highway crash
Mrs. B M Debner of Pryburg Clarion County injured in a Frostown collision. A Forest County dentist, unnamed, forced his fingers into her throat and removed swallowed teeth to rescue her as she gasped in agony. Mrs Vert McKissick suffered a fractured arm. Vern McKissick and Harry Himes were also involved. Miss Della Debner, daughter of an injured woman, was summoned to the bedside.
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Warrun
B. M. Debner
Pryburg
Clarion County
Frostown
Forest County
Vert McKissick
Harry Himes
Tiona
Vern McKissick
McKissick
Jamestown Veto Overridden on Parks Superintendent Trip
Jamestown Aug 28 The City Council overrode Mayor Lars Garson veto on a resolution to send Parks Superintendent Andrew Broberg to a national park superintendents convention in Los Angeles California with city funds. The measure passed 11 to 1 after debate and the mayor said funds were insufficient. The council also amended a traffic ordinance to allow left and right turns on green at signals unless posted otherwise.
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Jamestown
Lars Garson
Andrew Broberg
Los Angeles
Galif
Larson
William Sanbury
Mator
Little Willy’s World Plan Mentioned by The Young Ace
An unsigned fragment notes The Young Ace and a figure nicknamed Little Willy proposing a whimsical plan to alter the world. The line mentions “salt a half a dozen pasteboard pines” and “living info papa” in a playful, surreal context.
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Little Willy
Papa
Detratt News
Highway construction faults draw reader criticism
In a Current Comment letter from Clymer New York, E B Caplish argues that faulty culvert design and obstructive highway features cause deadly accidents. He urges state and municipal road departments to replace monumentlike culverts with safer winged forms, widen shoulders, and remove posts and poles, claiming many injuries stem from inadequate clearances and unnecessary obstructions.
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Aditer Corry Evening Journal
Iiner
Hurt in fall from wagon in Union City
Clarence Wood of Parade street was badly shaken when he fell from the rear of a wagon while hauling barrels from Lee's grocery on North Main. The horse started abruptly, throwing him to the ground. Cooper and Crowe's ambulance took him home. Doctors say bones are broken but he is badly shaken.
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Union City
Clarence Wood
Parade Street
Mr. Wood
B. Lee
North Main Street
Cooper
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Oficer
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North Centre Street
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