Fragmentary Note Hints At Festive Upheaval
A damaged OCR fragment references a fest and air over events at an unspecified head area. Readable words include fest, air, uphis, hed, and oni, but the overall meaning and specifics are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment references a fest and air over events at an unspecified head area. Readable words include fest, air, uphis, hed, and oni, but the overall meaning and specifics are unclear.
Daily reader exercises challenge vocabulary and pronunciation in a linguistics column. It asks readers to correct sentences, spellings, and word choices, citing yesterday’s answers and offering terms like nonchalance and flamboyant for practice.
Jamestown June 6 Atier fiery hour at wkend WL reports Chautauqua County Highway Department reopened all improved highways after the storm. Plows were withdrawn then readied for immediate use if renewed. Railroads kept service with delays for connections at Westfield. Alarm system at Celoron was restored by volunteers. State road from Jamestown to the Pennsylvania line via Panama, Clymer and Cutting was open yesterday.
Erik, a 20 year old Clifton man, was attacked at Sth and Btate streets by Ray Tench, 46, a former neighbor. The constable fell, recovered, and pursued the assailant as charges of disorderly conduct were pressed. Tench was discharged after payment of a fine.
Rodney Butcher reports on federal employment in Washington and nationwide, detailing the Civil Service ranks, department counts, and the wage landscape. Government workers include about 410,000 Post Office staff and 560,000 federal executives with 60,000 in D C and 500,000 elsewhere.
A manufacturer predicts more Mori automobiles will be sold this year through better sales and merchandising. He warns of rising competition and a possible wave of door-to-door selling tactics that could provoke homeowner resistance. Dealers may hire bell ringers to build prospects, but many households balk at unsolicited visits or phone calls. Courteous printed advertising is urged as the better approach.
Answers to yesterday's questions list several items including Who invented the first practical telephone Lord Byron Shem Ham and Japheth Verkhoyansk Siberia and other entries. The page presents a mixed trivia format with numbers and names.
A historical puzzle presents a calculation about an airplane covering a distance, asking for its rate per hour. The solution hints at combining multiplications 40×4, 85×2, and 23×2, then multiplying by 12, subtracting 1175, and dividing by 36000 to reach the hourly rate.
Dr. GF Marvin head of the United States Weather Bureau warns business men to ignore doomsday forecasts from amateur weather prophets. He notes they predict worst conditions regularly while actual weather rarely matches their dire prophecies. He urges the public to observe simple tools like a barometer thermometer and government weather maps to better understand weather and avoid alarm.
An old ad copy promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick, painless backache and joint relief. It describes instant soothing rubbing on the pain area and promises elimination of stiffness and fatigue without skin burning.
June 25 at the Main Garage a gasoline fire threatened a vehicle after a transmission spark from a light wire ignited flames. Roy Barber suffered a burn to his left hand while George Querbeck of Hulton, Pa, and mechanic Blake Worn helped push the flaming car outside, preventing a larger blaze.
Jan 26 bid opening for Soldiers and Sailors monument at Central Avenue park. Andrews and Davis bid lowest at about 15 500 dollars, but contract letting halted due to deficit and rising material costs since the project was first estimated.
An old classified ad touts Adlerika to reduce gas bloating and old waste matter, claiming users feel years younger after using a spoonful and noting endorsements by Mrs. M. Davis and a Downey druggist. It emphasizes both upper and lower bowel action and ends with a thrift-minded line from the classifieds.
Joe Lanny, an air mail pilot on the Cleveland Buffalo route, was forced to land on Shorewood Country Club grounds near Dunkirk after a heavy blizzard. The wind peaked at 50 miles per hour, the plane un damaged, mail reached Dunkirk post, and Lanny stayed at the Frandy Hotel overnight. He plans to depart for Buffalo with favorable weather. Six weeks earlier he had to land in a snowstorm on the Schaeffer farm near Irmkir.
After suffering for years, six bottles of S. S. S. relieved rheumatism, cleared a skin eruption, and improved appetite. R. L. Bush of the Southern Railway in Knoxville Tennessee praises the medicine. William Osborne of Flint Michigan also vouches for its effectiveness.
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