Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes February 7 1922
A corry court bound over seven alleged moonshiners after a major raid. W. Gorrell seeks postmaster appointment in Union City per Civil Service. Rotary Club meets at Phoenix Hotel with near full attendance. Local pastor Rev. Emil Franck dies prompting city reaction. City to act on Servites of the Cross at Center Street crossings. Board of Education discussesJunior high plan. City Commission action awaited. Children’s Aid Society needs a home for a four year old boy. Leite Biel to be placed with first suitable family seeking a home.
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Corry
Quarter Sessions Court
OB. Porter
OL W. Gorrell
Bell Telephone Company
Union City
Civil Service Examination Commission
Rotary Club
Phoenix Hotel
The
Phoenix
Chilayen's Aid Society
Ats
Cate
Air
James W. Campbell
Erie
Cotry
Mary PF. Sanner
Chronicle
Chamounua Central School
Eister
Ralph William Horton, Jr
John H. Mann
Stow
Chitangla
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Jack Horton
Melvin Shaw Cobett
McCandresy
Penn State
India
National Geographic
Nestad
Ralph Carroll
W. L. Trill
Une ‘Trill
Tntlidntat Works
Fev
Wagner
St. Pauls
Lilberal Chiles
Aero Supply
George Bedtuze
East Main Street
Bill Myers
Senor Algh
Maurs
Camp Bellwird
Baltimore
Doral
St. Goylrride
Jamestown
Vatican
Mamofis Sui
Sere
Amont
Holy See
Tur
Rev
Mitelgran Fulton J
Sheen
Blake
Washington, D. C
R. Rogers
Honeoye Falls
Empilal
Roanoke
St. Lowis
Harold Walsh
Lawrence
Niagara
Goodyear
Akron
Afton
Albion
Weel
Hobart
Hepler
Steeley
Bash Smith and
Gould Streets
Reoc
Berkeleys
Theo Williams
West Church Street
Center Street
Voster
Navy's new aviator battalions train for rough combat
Charles P. Stewart reports on Navy Secretary Frank Knox announcing a program to train aviators in hand to hand fighting and rough field combat. The plan envisions 30,000 graduates yearly, expanding to 7,000,000 military personnel with a modernized, knightly warfare concept blending aviation with ground assault.
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Aney
Alvaye
Navy
Frank Knox
Snildlatss
Frank
Montlwhiel
Henry L. Slimson
Runt
Brant Knox
Tobbin
Knox
War Time Starts Monday In Corry Lockstep Reminder
Corry residents are urged to set clocks ahead one hour this Sunday night as the nation moves to war time for six months. The change, announced by presidential proclamation, aims to conserve electricity for defense needs and will shift daylight to evenings. Economists note mixed reactions as factories and households adjust to the new schedule and potential routine disruptions across the country.
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Boi
Tad Brees
Fost
Corry Ps
Cherie
Turco
Corry
Hazards of Wiring and Fire Risks in City Structures
The article warns of widespread electrical hazards across business and residential buildings. It cites faulty installations, aging wiring, and overloaded circuits as main fire causes. It urges immediate property owner action and stricter inspections to prevent future fires and potential loss of life amid postwar growth.
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Friday Maeing
Traction
Wirkns
Tate
Myere
Los
Fife
Nic
Notary Tale Echoes Roosevelt Call For Bold Resolve
A fragment from a historical note references Theodore Roosevelt urging Americans to act with decisive force rather than well meaning weakness. It cites a line about men who mean well must mean well powerfully and mentions a wartime mindset. The text alludes to aggressive posture amid national challenge and a harsh viewpoint on hesitation.
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Wilkin L.shirer
Berlin
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
World War II Time Signals Recalled In Fragmentary Recap
Fragmented OCR report mentions imperial timing and air raids linked to Australia and Java operations. Vague references describe bombing, losses, and battlefield picks up, with a sense of caution about enemy efficiency and wartime effects.
Fragmented History Notes on Inca, England and Ireland Civility
A rough, garbled account references the Inca and Spanish conquest, colonial ages in England Scotland and Ireland with dates around 1765 to 1783, and claims about fast and slow travels. It mentions wolves, Henry VII, and a confused list of maritime and seafood references amid distorted phrasing.
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England
Britain
Henry ‘VII
Scotland
Ireland
Sayre U S Commissioner to Philippines Proves Real Fighter
Francis Bowes Sayre, U S Commissioner to the Philippines, shown as a brave figure in Washington reports, has pledged resistance as bombs fall on Manila. Born in Bethlehem, Pa, Sayre rose under Wilson and Roosevelt era diplomacy, later steering U S policy in Asia and advocating steadfast defense against aggression.
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Frank 1
Washington
D. C
Francis Bowes Sayre
HS. Bighteamel
Bayre
America
Manila
Manils
Tondon
Moscow
Chungking
Matila Trentice
Ilipinin
Bethlehem
Paul V. McNutt
Sayre
Williams College
Iaw
Hal Yard
Wilson
Welshind Wenant
Critte Nui
Woot Uf Huai
American Society of International Law
United States
Franklin D. Roogewelt
Hull
Els
Inepri
Telmark
Norway
France
Spaht
Portugal
Ulheefrei
Deanle Wasary
Hluabeth
U. S
Philippines
Home Safe Home Daily Dozen Warning on Falls and Safety
Article from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania urges home safety to reduce yearly falls which cause thousands of injuries and deaths. It cites figures of tens of thousands injured and highlights common hazards like stairs and furniture. It stresses simple precautions and education to prevent accidents and save lives.
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Daily Dozen
Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Unis
Daily Quiz Of Seven Test Questions From 1920s Column
A reader asks to turn classified columns for answers to questions. Items include names tied to Brandeis FTC and SEC, origins of bills, and a cryptic mix of technical and language questions. The questions mix legal, mathematical, and linguistic puzzles with many misspellings and unclear contexts.
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A. Namie
la Ative Brandeis
Federal Trade Commission
Acurities and Exchange Commissars
Civitigr
U. S
Philippine Islands
House of Congress
Fragmentary note on Virginia mineral products and clay items
The fragment refers to Virginia mineral products and clay goods with unclear phrasing. It mentions a place possibly associated with Lousiana and the Saint Louis area but the text remains garbled. The readable elements hint at mineral products and clay items tied to Virginia origin.
Rumor Mill, Local Life, and Notables Across Corry
Rumors from Tamigmi-Trailway Florida mingle with local notes in Corry as residents hear of romances, obituaries, civic moves, and shop changes. Highlights include Ken Williams’s family link to a Florida sister, Joseph Wasney’s passing at a Baltimore sanitarium, and plans for a bicycle licensing fee.
Fencing Types and Weapons Across Six Languages
Fragmented text describes fencing with foil saber and epee, noting blade shapes and uses. It shifts to frost, wildlife feeding, and global notes, mentioning Key West Florida and various nations, with unclear references to oil, reading, and wartime topics. The passage is a garbled collage of unrelated items.
Untangling a Fragment: Five Ball Setters Named
A garbled list mentions five ball setters or players including Ray, Bub Curis, Drake, Paul Guth, and El tiney along with others such as Dick Donald Mosh ten and Joh Weber. The fragmentary text lacks clear actions or outcomes to describe.
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Lette
Dute
Ray
Bub Curis
Drake
Paul Paul Guth
Eltiney
Dick Donald Moshten
Plecirilh Pituich
Joh Weber
Budagets
Geo Sprovell
Dilvectt Vale
Unclear fragment hints at travel to plane boarding
Fragmentary text mentions boarding a Je On Z en to a plane for a journey or mission. No clear identities, places, or events are readable to form a proper news item.
Fragmentary sports note and names drift through page
Fragmented OCR lists names Blynt M Lauis Spreve Harold Di Elaney and references to a dead and a senior of the jumke ning annei. The text mentions sale front hall and a beginnic ter with unclear school actly and trons polit ssieoreafiul. The overall fragment reads like scattered notes from a sports related page with unclear dates and events.
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Blynt
M Lauis Spreve
Harold di Elaney
Darla Borinbold
Your Trons
Sale
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Wolf Pack
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Eimil Franck
Live Local Church
St.Vincent's Hospital
Tuighh Wiltelimen
Pennsylvania and Erie
Wiilleny
Board of Education
Thie Beneri B
Ueler Siond
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Uderneath
Wikewlas
Roux
Scott
R.j.scott
Hale Peach
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Surinam
Sc. America
California
Weald Vyhis Rere
Australia
Arioy
Mtr
Seran
Iran
USA
Bubby Lees
Mikely
Anne
Fing Tate
Virginia
Tamigmi-Trailway
Florida
Aterest
Ken Williams
Katherine Dorling
Joseph
Wasney
United Press
Ross
Mead
Larry Gent
Nittany Lions
Manley Parker
Jack Harrison
Betty Roach
Wesleyvills
Frank Lilz
North Center Street
Hamlet
Chautilimvut Counts
Warren McNamara
Southwestern Boulevard
Ey~ans
Therol Matteson
Buffalo
Charley Burnhardt
Pawnee
Oklo
Biffalo Bill
Paynes Bill
Hic
Shimele
Mi Ray Greene
Cwlltorile
Mrr
Theo B. Williams
Berkeley
Otter
Redtaurant
Lewlis Mays
Elky
Soma Tink
Key West
Pla
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Venezuela
Regattier
Turkey
Europe
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