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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1927
Page
3
A fragmented pamphlet style text discusses by mail and by carrier rates, then pivots to a long discourse on conversational skill. It cites modes of interaction and social aims, urging attentive listening and cooperative dialogue over argument. It frames conversation as a social game and emphasizes engagement.
New York City based Hostesses Inc reports nearly $100000 in annual business offering services from shopping and companionship to party planning and travel arrangements. They provide multilingual guides for foreigners and assist working girls clubs, prompting questions about social impact and potential risks.
Twenty years ago entries from The Journal Files describe winter weather and local happenings. Names such as James Brees, RoWena, and Findlay appear with mentions of property transactions and social events. The report notes illness in a local resident and a junior-senior high school event at K of P Hall.
ERIE February 12 Richard Johnson a 30 year old colored man was arrested in Lackawanna after a stabbing left a woman dying in a hospital. Det Sergeants Barron Svalise Kuheja and Patrolman Pfadt traced him and police say he admitted the attack on Mary Carter claiming she refused to give him clothes. The assault occurred January 21 and Johnson had moved from Lackawanna to Donikirk then Erie.
A fragment reflective of public discourse questions urban vigor and spiritual renewal. It hints at a March moment of calm affecting the nation, contrasting with tensions in Washington and a call to renewed prayer amid civic debate.
United Press reports from New York on the Chinese conflict split among three main factions. It notes the South and North Chinese camps, plus the foreign presence through concessions and international settlements. The Cantonese seek end to extraterritorial rights while North China and foreign settlements shape the broader struggle.
A quirky historical fragment describes feeding squirrels with nuts and fruits to manage their growth. It lists items like butternuts and fleshy fruits as regular fare to influence their behavior and physical condition.
The widow of Linusky Jamesiaws died yesterday morning at 11 at Menerat Hospital from injuries after a shock from an accident at 214 Lincoln Avenue. She leaves a son Edward S. Jones of Cleveland and a brother Charles S. Grover of Hageitye. Funeral services will be private at the family's convenience.
In Philadelphia on February 12, more than 200 University of Pennsylvania students listened to amplified heartbeats during a hospital demonstration. The Tell phone Company researchers used a stethoscope-like device and telephone receivers to transmit sounds from chest readings to individual listeners.
The Prince of Sweden arrived in Pittsburgh from Washington aboard the Baltimore & Ohio tramcar, greeted with a swift local reception after a late supper engagement. He spoke English with a slight foreign accent, explaining the timing that forced a quick dash from the terminal to the city streets.
Rehearsals under Prof Ry Harth with the Corry Choral Society proceed with enthusiasm as Gehiel Ways prepares for a forthcoming performance. The program promises a notable musical evening, with offerings to be presented later this ACH and other preparations underway.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania officials observed rising shipments of steel from the region as business pressures mount. The press reports an unexpected downturn affecting production and a drive to add workers and facilities to handle the increased output at local mills.
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