CULTEY Late Rage At 440i Se And Toque Date
Fragmentary text notes a late rage event at 440i se and Toque with unclear date details. Key names appear garbled and readable content is minimal.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a late rage event at 440i se and Toque with unclear date details. Key names appear garbled and readable content is minimal.
A fragment from Journal Files dated Janu 808 notes heavy snowfall creating fine sleighing and enabling log movement. It mentions mishap as Tames Sweeney dislocated an arm after a fall and W Gide of its city suffering an injury while away with C J Webster of Girard. return home pending.
Jan. 24. Sheriff Toomas G Sterrett of Firle county fled to Erie county court with attorney Roger Dunn appealing a salary board decision refusing set salaries for Harry M Bunsell third deputy and other payroll issues. The case, set for 10 p.m. Jan 30, involves the salary board officers Harvey Wil Spartansburg Spartansburg and Charles R. Davis. The report notes local business officers forming a new telephone company with capital stock of 132000 and references to an orchestra under Harry Hart and anecdotes about James Mangan and Mrs. Rachel Lowenstein. Blizzard in Oll City.
Rodney Butcher reports from Washington on Prohibition enforcement, corruption risks, and Civil Service hurdles. The piece notes the uproar over disqualifying about 75 percent of agents after written exams, the Anti-Saloon League worries, and Civil Service adherence amid political pressure.
A fragment of heart tissue from a chick embryo, 16 years preserved at the Rockefeller Institute, remains alive on slides to study its growth and preservation. Scientists pursue the value of storing living skin, vessels, bone, and cartilage for future research and potential repair work. This experimental question and the broader origins of tissue culture are explored through historical inquiries and notable answers.
Canadian naturalist Jack Miner argues wolves rather than people destroy Ontario deer noting 80 to 95 percent of fawns are eaten by wolves and that deer often thrive near settled areas. He advocates wolf control to boost deer and hunting. Also, a mind specialist discusses prejudice and open mindedness urging charity toward the mentally ill and avoiding fixed beliefs.
A fragment from a column on English usage and pronunciation with garbled OCR text. It lists questions about grammar, correct pronunciation, spelling, and word choice, including examples like halcyon and misused terms, with scattered phrases and incomplete lines. The readable items show a teaching-style prompt and sample exercises.
A historical puzzle asks how many feet of wire are needed for a two mile by one mile field fenced with four wire levels six wires high. The answer given is 708 pounds with steps: multiply 30, 2, and 18 kg, convert cubic inches to cubic feet, then multiply by 2.28.
June 28 to March 15 tentatively set as the period for replacing trolley cars with motor buses between Warren and Sheffield. A W Albertson head Kane Sheffield Transit Company announced the plan after a conference with John Pernstermacher Penn Public. The buses will follow the Warren Street Railway timetable with 96 seats, using former pole buses.
An advertisement touts a surgeon’s prescription, distributed by pharmacists at high cost, promising rapid eczema healing and relief for skin sores, itching, dryness, and scales within days. It claims Moonox Emerald Oil as the active treatment, with Ames & Co available for purchase.
Erie January 26 County commission passes a resolution to distribute 21000 among 21 townships for gravelling drainage and general improvement of county roads. Each township will receive 1000. Commissioner Charles R. Davis says he will seek 1000 for all county boroughs in the budget. Others undecided.
The Rt Rev Joan Mark Gannon, Bishop of the Erie Catholic Diocese, is named chaplain of the Pennsylvania State Court, Catholic Daughters of Amelia for a two year term. He has served as Erie Court No 518 chaplain since its org ani zation and Miss Frances Maher of Kane, State Regent, helped secure the appointment. Roy Johnson of Wrightsville is reported improving after appendectomy at Corry hospital.
Mount Carmel Pa Jan 44 United Press reports three men riding to Sayre colliery to receive their pay were injured when their car was struck by a passenger train at a grade crossing. Two men died at Ashland State Hospital. Frank Wanzi 27 and Ray Davis 19 survived with severe injuries.
A fourteen year old boy, Joseph McIntyre, was arrested for blackmail after demanding $500 from Harold B Mulligan under threat to his daughter. The note was signed Blackhand and depicted skull and cross bones. He told police he wanted the money to buy candy.
Anna Laranca an Erie narcotics dealer known as Daisy Anna McCu many was convicted in Pittsburgh for possession of narcotics and sentenced to one year and a day plus an extra day to trigger federal prison eligibility. Police found 900 morphine tablets on her at Union depot before her transfer to Alderson West Virginia federal penitentiary. Gene al T. Coleman Du Pont, powder magnate and Delaware senator, is reported resting comfortably at Irvington-on-Hudson New York after months of illness.
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