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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions Yes Lapasel and Sel Stat with unclear context. Unable to determine event, people, or organizations definitively. Summary relies on sparse readable fragments and lacks concrete details.
Varying text hints at a biographical fragment mentioning a person named Jehu or Jehve, with unclear dates and places. The legible parts refer to a birth event and a Christian context, but essential facts remain obscured by OCR errors.
A messy clipped text contains names and phrases but no clear event or participants. The legible elements do not form a complete report, making it impossible to identify a definite person, place, or action from the fragment. The excerpt lacks structured details to summarize meaningfully.
A fragmentary article discusses Christmas as a religious festival tied to the Mass of Christ, noting its universal observance and the shift toward commercialism. It cites reflections on Jesus of Nazareth’s influence, mentions cultural depictions in Tokyo and Kyoto, and comments on charitable work and the global spread of Christian celebration. It ends with a brief nod to an improving condition at a Corry hospital.
A three year old, eager for Christmas, selects a simple yellowed wooden duck on wheels as a gift for Mother. Her sincere act, free of selfish motive, brings joy to Mother and illustrates that the true gift is love and shared happiness over costly presents.
Washington reports on forged documents that could derail leading candidates. Officials worry about hoaxes connected to Republican and Democratic contenders, with mentions of a Worcester memorial and alleged letters. The piece notes a McClintic bill stunt and a White House budget note altered before release.
Answers to yesterday’s questions include well known characters created by Daniel Defoe. Earliest action is Alyti in a language not specified. Gotham is the city of New York. Difference between sprite and winter wheat lies in variety and use. Gates of Hercul e Teall refer to a named structure or title.
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Files dated December 24 1907 note Monard luggage and calendars, Penneys flyers stopping at North Corey, Washington Market decorated, Steely up to date meat men, Leo Wilson and Langdon Rowe home from Cleveland for Christmas, Floyd Maberly now in Youngstown Ohio, Mrs John Williamson nee Lily McDonald visiting from Chicago, Mrs Elizabeth Usher visiting, Walter Crosby home from New York City, Dawson Olmstead back from Fort Leavenworth, Billy Aldrich visiting from Chicago.
Brookville residents watched a clash between borough officials and the Pennsylvania Electric Company over poles and wires on town streets. Borough workers cut down poles on Sixth Street and removed company materials after an employee was reportedly attacked. The dispute centers on authority for pole installation amid the Solar Electric Company acquisition and council claims of no franchise for the project.
Mayville December meeting of Mayors Special Flood committee and county Board of Supervisors in Jamestown discussed investigating a channel about one eighth of a mile long to link the big inlet of Chautauqua Lake near Hartfield with a stream draining into the Chautauqua gulf This plan aims to divert floodwaters from the Chadukoin Conewango Allegheny Ohio and Mississippi river system toward Lake Erie and St Lawrence channels, reducing flood damage potential.
A farmer with 90 acres valued at 100 dollars per acre faces a tax assessment at two thirds of value with a 3 mill rate and personal property at 1250 dollars. The problem asks for tax total using a 3 mill rate and 2 percent adjustment, then hints at a calculation method and Niagara power use. It also lists city officials present at a meeting: Karl Peterson adairman Ernest Caycroft Leonard Bergman Gust Peterson Gust Anderson Fletcher Goodwill Melvin Swanson.
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