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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1929

Page

3

Local Advertiser Listing for West South Bros and Others

An early 20th century newspaper fragment lists West South Bros Corey Pa and Arthur Colegrove as associates. It notes a national advertising representative and mentions subscription rates of five dollars per year and three and five cent carrier charges.

West South Bros Corey A.D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove York Buns Tower Exianten Et Com Bk Sereey

Two costly World War II aircraft carriers slated for junk heap

A Willis–ton dispatch reports the Lexington and Saratoga, the Navy’s most expensive vessels at 48 million each, are to be retired after 35 months’ service. Critics say operating costs are prohibitive and advocate delaying further builds until new designs prove reliable.

Witenington Lexington Saratoga French Idaho House

Old Franklin letter fetches hefty price at London sale

An auction in London sold a brief communication from Benjamin Franklin to his Boston sister about adding a house extension. The letter bears Franklin's handwriting and signature, but its real interest lies in rarity rather than content. Intrinsic value proves hard to gauge as market price outpaces perceived worth.

London Benjamin Franklin Franklin Boston Philadelphi Benjamin Richard Ben Franklin

Airship lift problem with hydrogen weight and pull

A newspaper style problem asks the pull in pounds needed to keep an airship of 64 000 cubic feet capacity from touching ground. With hydrogen at 0.053 pounds per cubic foot, and density figures given, compute required lift against ship weight of 84 670 pounds plus accessories. Previous answer cited as 700 dollars explanation shows arithmetic steps.

Questions from a historic lesson mix of trivia

A garbled OCR passage lists trivia on constitutional signers presidents and nest building birds. It mentions public school origins and global thunderstorms. It also references a Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Virgin history item and a 1777 Saratoga defeat related to Burgoyne. It oddly notes Boston’s original subway opening in 1998.

U. S Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Henry VIII Baille Saratoga Burgoyne Boston

Hoy Scouts Plan Fish Dinner at Presbyterian Church

Troop 2 of Hoy Scouts plans a Friday fish dinner at the Presbyterian church from 6:30 to 7:00 pm. Preparations are under way for a large crowd, with proceeds benefiting the troop.

Hoy Scouts Presbyterian Church

Old Fiddler Stricken in Dunkirk Memoriam

The famous fiddler from Stockton born in Warren County Pennsylvania seventy eight years ago after living most of his life in Chautauqua County died early Wednesday at Brookes Memorial Hospital. He played in Seymour’s famed dance orchestra and was once invited to Henry Ford’s old dime dances but could not attend due to health.

Dunkirk Stockton Brookes Memorial Hospital Waa Wari County Chautauqua County Seymour Dane Mr Johnson Henry Ford

Holiday Hours at Post Office Set for February 22

The post office will open in the morning from 7 to 8 and general delivery windows will operate 7 to 8 for stamp and money order transactions. Mails will be dispatched as usual. city and rural carriers will not serve routes that day.

Smal Nojimy Howra Tomurruyy Samp Geners Usui

Blaze damages several rooms in St. Brady district blaze

A late night fire near the A. Homan store on N Brady street sent smoke through four second floor rooms while residents watched. Firefighters arrived to control the blaze before the wooden framework could gut the building. L T McElray and others were noted in the scene as investigators probed the cause and location of the fire near the Hoffman and Tumlep enterprise.

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