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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
3
A damaged fragment describes a local notice involving a named place and authority. Readers should check the original for complete details and dates.
The text is garbled and lacks clear people places or events to anchor a concise summary. No verifiable entities or dates are present to produce a factual two-line record.
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details and advertising rate information. It notes ownership by A D Golegrov e and Arthur Colegrove, with national advertising representation by J Fred Kimball Inc at Tribune Tower Chicago and Pittsburgh chamber offices, plus postage and mail subscription details.
Paris considers an aerial torpedo to speed mail delivery at 260 miles per hour, suspended on wires and electrified, carrying 50 pounds per shell. Backed by government engineers, a 6 000 dollar mile cost is projected for a two and a half hour cross country run. The idea echoes earlier trolley concepts and cash carriers, but Lindbergh shows human goodwill remains the best defense.
Dr Jobson of the American Institute of Industrial Research questions the reliability of most intelligence tests. He argues private science seeks to bluff and employs sorcery. He asks how psychology can ensure meaningful results from these methods.
A compilation of language exercises and questions focusing on pronunciation spelling and usage. It presents queries on sentence structure word choice and proper pronunciation with a mix of examples and answers from educational materials.
Transcribed notes recall Pennsylvania Railroads moving the station from the junction to Columbus Avenue with Sunday service changes. Brief items mention Clayton selling property on Kirst Avenue and Brinels of Herman preparing to operate a new project nearby.
Suipiil, Pawson Olmisfesd and pride have returned from their trip and will spend a few days here before leaving for Wort Leavenworth. Tilus left this morning for Poughkeepsie to join a six month man College. Paul Downey, a student home for holidays, returned to resume studies. A Patterson appointed Pennsy station agent at Columbus Avenue. Webb Weeks and David Amidon left for New York to study at Columbia University. Charlie Swift of Cleveland, a Corry native, was in town briefly before returning home.
Answers to yesterday's questions include France for the first item and Gaelic for the fourth. The second asks which cathedral is the finest Gothic example, and the third names the poet termed the other of epigram.
Mrs. Gert Lofgren of McKeesport filed for divorce in Pittsburgh, alleging her husband quit work after she bobbed her hair and refused to return until she promised to grow it out again. The plea was entered in common pleas court.
A problem states the product of two fractions is eighteen eighty fourths and one fraction is three eighths. Find the other fraction by dividing eighteen eighty fourths by three eighths. The explanation then shifts to calculating areas for a ceiling and sides, summing areas, converting to square yards, and scaling by twenty five.
County commissioners moved to hear taxpayer appeals on excessive assessments. Residents of Fairview Greene Franklin and Girard townships and Erie residents will be heard on specific dates in January with ward by ward slots from January 9 to January 27 across North East Venango Wayne Waterford and numerous boroughs and townships.
Chief George H Heslin returns from Jamestown after following clues to William Manning Bill Moore Jerry Murphy and others who escaped a 7 borough lockup cell early Sunday morning A suitcase loaded with illegal beverage was found with Manning seen on Jamestown streets Tuesday and Wednesday Lockup escape mystery remains whether Manning picked the lock had a confederate or officer error
Homer O Nead O Neal of Meadville pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner Enoch Filer to transporting two stolen cars across state lines and was jailed for the March federal term. Mrs Gladys Barton, tied to the auto thefts, was held for the March term. The pair allegedly drove stolen cars from Meadville to Kansas then to Adamsville before abandoning one owned by Dr P F Collins as federal agents pursued them.
A physician's prescription named Thoxine is advertised to stop night coughs within 15 minutes by addressing inflamed throat and bronchial membranes. The remedy is promoted as non-addictive with no dope or chloroform and is offered in 35¢ 60¢ and $1.00 sizes, sold by Ames Drug Stores Condra Pharmacy and other druggists.
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