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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1927
Page
7
Rex theatre presents The Lunatic at Large with Leon Ferrosa starring in a farcical tale of mistaken wealth and hearty laughs. The production, directed by Mullutt, features a lavish cast and a notable German director.
Rodney Dutcher reports on early 20th century Washington politics noting President Coolidge’s influence attempts during a short session, farm relief debates, and tax rebate setbacks. Senate battles over Cyrus Woods ICC appointment and Senator Frank L. Smith oath votes illustrate party divides. Democratic pushbacks and Republican alignment with the president shaped congressional action.
A garbled OCR item mentions MELLOGLO and MITLOGLO with phrases about wishes, a strangely titled process, and a claim of satisfaction. The text is fragmented but suggests a sensational note on a special procedure or product named in the ad.
Local notice promotes a birthday sale featuring Marian Ghorries and Tig och ste Maraschine cher chocolate coated confections. Sweet morsels melt in your mouth as shoppers anticipate discounts and limited offers.
Fragmentary note states memory strength comparison and a phrase about improvement over time. The readable portion hints at a memory season theme but lacks clear events, people, or concrete details to identify a full news item. No verifiable names or places are present.
Nature Magazine asks which animals actually store food for future use during October. The list includes woodchucks, chipmunks, red squirrels, deer, muskrats, meadow mice, deer mice, chipmunks, dogs, cats, cows, horses, sheep and others, with emphasis on true hoarding behavior across species.
In Canton Ohio on February 21 the Rudner bootlegger trial nears completion as the state criticizes the defendant’s alibi and witnesses while Rudner testifies denying the charges and naming prosecutors’ witnesses as liars in a conspiracy against editor Lon Metlett. The defense may call Louis Melzer and Pat McDermott if a last minute decision allows.
Rev. Joe R. Hanley of Perms New York Wyoming County receives invitation from the New York State Assembly to deliver the civic address. The news notes a Rotary Club visit and community service context as public honor is announced in a dated assembly spring session.
Classified section outlines reader service goals and ad rules including classification, editing rights, error reporting, pricing, and order handling. It lists categories such as announcements monuments notices personal stray items and automotive ads with an example ad fragment for a wood cook stove.
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