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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and founder with 41 514 indicating a possible address. It notes national ad representation by Fred Kimball Inc and provides cataloged mailing and delivery rates including annual, weekly and carrier prices.
A discussion in Philadelphia quotes a Pennsylvania Railroad official and the Manufacturers Association of New York advocating state led health measures. The speaker argues the state has not only a duty but a right to elevate public health, aiming for future widespread health standards and urged registration of health information for families to boost productivity and happiness.
Report recounts a forecast from Foreat about frost in the President area and notes a Ford vehicle rate of 1 1.95 instead of 4904 previously listed. The author praises Mr Merrick for good damage control and cites Walter Monde and droids Ford in the rate yesterday.
Former Governor Lowden of Illinois tells the Milwaukee Illinois International convention that the farm problem affects city dwellers too. He urges business leaders, auto salesmen and realtors to engage with agriculture or profits may dry up.
The article notes the Supreme Court had disposed of 428 of 868 cases by June 3 and cites 1925 law limiting docket size as part of the bottleneck. It mentions two litigants fined for frivolous suits and argues delays reflect court sensitivity to public sentiment.
A damaged page presents a quiz on grammar spelling and usage. It asks for corrections in sentences pronoun usage and word forms with scattered illegible sections and partial answers from the prior day.
The page reports race events, aviation notes, and a Columbia Gas and Cities Service merger rumor affecting local stockholders. It mentions Corry area aviation progress, transatlantic flight ambitions, and local airport development, plus corporate consolidation implications for Col umbia Gas and Cities Service with regional stakeholdings in multiple states.
A historical puzzle asks how many days are needed for work by six men, then two more join after a period to finish in seven to eight days. The text includes arithmetic hints and example answers with fractions and substitutions from earlier problems.
The page presents a string of mixed quiz prompts asking who is the Father of the Reformation, the early colony for Mid Whe Stuedes settlers, who created the Legion of Honor decor, and other scattered questions. It includes names like Amelia Jenks Bloomer and references to California and various incorrect spellings.
Jamestown, July 9. Martha Belt, 12, died at Jamestown General Hospital after a fire ripped through her home yesterday afternoon. Firemen battled flames as neighbors aided her to blankets to smother the blaze. Police say a curtain caught fire from her clothing and the fire self-extinguished. Her mother, Mrs. Belt, works at a Winsor Street restaurant. The girl wore a dress taught free when the fire started. The ambulance rushed her to the hospital where she died at 10:2 PM last night.
Charles Olinger, 82, of 229 Jackson Street is in critical condition at Brown Nhe moral hospital after firing four bullets into his heart in a suicide attempt Monday. He was alone at home when discovered by family members and transported to the hospital by ambulance. Olinger had been ailing for some time, according to friends.
In a somber report authorities confirm a husband and father of two faced years of illness before his death. hospital officials cited severe wounds and extended treatment as contributing factors to the condition and eventual outcome.
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