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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
3
A fragmented note from a news desk mentions hurried effort at a June event with tents and rope materials. It references John and Mo in unclear context, suggesting a rushed project or preparation for a publication. The readable fragments point to a press office activity rather than a finalized story.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Dihistrand on Hust Main street. The report mentions local officials, a West End feud, and a railroad incident near Concord station where a horse was struck by rain. Notable names include Generele whulsanity and Squire Truesdell, with references to Erie’s double track line project and visits by Townsend of Jamestown and others.
Questions and yesterday's answers mixed about geography rulers and literature. Mentions largest freshwater lake, German statesman known as chancellor, ship named James, Beutel wine, Ancient Mariner, and various odd phrasing about governance and chemistry in a confused listing.
An opinion argues for teaching children to handle tools and firearms safely to build skill and judgment. The piece states accidents arise when youngsters lack guided experience, urging parents to supervise and train children with age appropriate targets to prevent harm. It likens restricted practice to hindering human progress.
Thomas Henry Hussell an art dealer of New York, brother of Annie Russell, inspired memories of nineties youth. The Little Lord Fauntleroy era marked a break from harsh elder control and drew many to theater. Friends recalled the play as harmless and inviting, sparking a long run of attendance at other shows and performances.
A puzzle asks mixing teas priced at 45¢ and 55¢ per pound in a 45 to 6 pound ratio. The question seeks the value per pound of the resulting mixture. The text then shifts to unrelated arithmetic steps and yesterday’s answer about 1800 plus, plus calculations converting inches to feet and miles to feet with several numeric operations.
A damaged OCR segment reports that Pedaral Mudge and supporters seek a different candidate to oppose Senator Davi A Reed as the Republican nominee. It notes Thom son would replace Willon Monin on the Democratic ticket, with John R Collins and Sedewick Kistler citing personal confidence in the action.
In Warren on July 18 a cracked gate to the Matager Wright cash vault yielded no money taken. Jim Valentine and Gorenflo of Erie executed two hours of work to restore the safe, enabling officials to open it at noon. Ruth Woodin and staff counted the cash as Gorenflo was brought to town.
H M Newman of Erie city asks 15000 in damages in county court against G W Osborn and Paul Osborn of Waterford township for injuries from a May 22 auto collision at the intersection of German street and E 121th street in Erie. Newman says he had the right of way. the Osborns allegedly traveled at 40 mph and struck him, injuring his cap and inflicting verbal injuries.
William Hanna twenty a State Highway employee from Wesley Pa drowned while swimming at Stoneboro Lake Franklin Pa. Hanna collapsed and sank as companions failed to rescue him. his body was recovered within minutes by responders. Insurance representative R H Ward noted Metzger Wright Co. client relations in the incident report.
Frank Flov kerzi and his brother Glenn were near an 8 inch suction line when it parted in the United Natural Gas Company field at Hampton station. The blast knocked them down with Frank sustaining minor cuts and back injuries while Glenn suffered facial cuts from mud and earth.
A fragmented reflection hints that when people protect you due to doubt or fear, you may become the focus of scrutiny and reliance. The piece explores resilience, perception, and how trust shifts under pressure among peers and observers.
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