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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a time in West Virginia and charged girls, with unclear names and actions. The readable bits indicate a legal or disciplinary context but lack coherent details to establish a full news item.
Publication details list Corry Pennsylvania edition and address lines for Coty South Street and Arthur Colagrove. It includes publisher information National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball Inc New York Tribune Tower Chicago Chamber of Commerce building Pittsburgh post office entry and mailing class. Rates show five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier.
The article discusses a peace treaty and naval construction debates, noting potential cuts to cruiser authorizations and flexible presidential discretion. It also recalls a home movie party with military footage, and promotes National Child Labor Day events January 26 27 and 28, urging education on child labor standards and local investigations into conditions nationwide.
Charles P Stewart Washington correspondent outlines a satirical Parliamentary scene with Nye and Prairie politicians in a muddled puddle debate. The piece lampoons Republican and Democratic figures, referencing public discourse and a mock Senatorial approach to a fictional pond crisis.
Answers list: 1 Charles Darwin, 2 Rio de Janeiro, 4 Switzerland, Pontius Pilate. The text presents historic, geographic and science trivia with terse responses.
A garbled item notes why Americans do not own hippopotamuses. It suggests the reason is that no major Stuliment stores have considered selling hippos with a dall and a dollar weekly plan. The text mentions Atolls and Globe in fragment.
Jamestown area reports the death of R horst Reed aged 76 at 1 30 am Saturday at his daughter Aura Batattigon s home 407 West Point Street. He is survived by his wife Lillian fleet two other daughters Grane Tripp of McCaney Texas Ida Ross of Erie Pa five grandchildren and others. Born in Gem he lived most of his life in Chau ntauquis county. Funeral at the West Fourth Street home tomorrow Thursday at two afternoon.
A fragmented page excerpt presents a series of English language exercises. Questions address sentence correction pronunciation spelling and vocabulary choice with items on mis-spellings such as bapt ism al, pronunciations of vowels, and choosing proper words for daily use.
A 32 inch diameter wheel on a car traveling 40 miles per hour. Compute rotations per minute by converting speed to inches per minute and dividing by wheel circumference. The prompt also includes unrelated phrases about 6 inches and a cube root operation, which are not part of the core problem.
Saturday's crash on Mast Main Street underscores danger of children playing in streets. A seven year old girl escaped with minor injuries after a collision, the third such incident in six to eight months. Neighbors note scarce population and late away-from-center traffic heightens risk, urging parental caution now to prevent future tragedies. The piece also discusses effects of publicity on offenders and critiques at grade crossing with outmoded signals.
A 1909 snapshot recalls cock fighting crowds near West Pleasant Street, then shifts to profiles and local notes. Andrew Robertson’s rise at Westinghouse is noted, along with Harrisburg posting duties for N. Waters. Local incidents include a damaged eye from a plumber’s accident, a soccer schedule, sleigh ride by Washington Street pupils, and a gas stove fire scare on Seneca Street.
The Saxonhone Band will perform at the Hotel Corry at eight tonight under the Music Department. It features fifteen Brie youths and five local players directed by Mr. Donaldson. Guests may bring a companion. a large attendance is urged.
A historical overview explains that the spoils system distributes government offices to party supporters after a change in administration. Outgoing office holders are deposed or asked to resign, making room for patronage from the incoming regime.
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