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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
8
An extensive, noisy narration blends odd phrases about a courtroom and a Victorian household. It references Mrs Livingstone, a psych ward, and family tensions as characters drift through memories and scandal. The piece reads as a surreal, fragmented reminiscence with dramatic, overlapping voices.
A muddled transcript reveals dialogue about a lamp tied to a demon and Annie Cochran. The speaker contemplates beliefs, sleep, visions, and a nocturnal visitation, with references to Bethel, a studio, and rumored spirit messages. The passage ends with a note: To be Continued.
A historic advertisement claims 666 cures malaria and rapidly relieves biliousness headaches and dizziness from temporary constipation. It touts detoxifying effects with copious watery evacuations and high regard for its efficacy and cleansing properties.
Fire and police investigators in Dunkirk probe a Wednesday morning blaze at 45 East Second Street that damaged a small grocery run by Mr and Mrs Frank Carbone. They report incendiary elements, incl a three gallon tin can with cotton batting soaked in fuel, and a large cotton roll found nearby. Carbone and wife reside offsite, with Carbone abroad in Italy recently.
Two young men giving names Hearst and Blum escaped unhurt after their Ford coupe slid off a road into a small stream near Wetmore on Wednesday night. The car landed in a position that made escape easy and bystander motorists assisted them home. Slow speed was credited for avoiding serious injury. Miss Frances Westley attended the Alumni Association meeting in Jamestown last evening.
Oxcar W. Anderson of 191 Fraley Street Kane underwent removal of his right eye at Ridgway Hospital after a gunshot wound. He refused to provide details of the shooting, hospital says the wound suggests Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. He arrived in Ridgway Wednesday evening via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Pardon Board freed four inmates after May hearings, with two others pardoned to face murder charges in New Jersey. Charles Cine and Joseph Lennon, held for Lehigh County mill robbery, face Newark murder warrants. Pardoned were Jesse W. Fail for a 250 year term in the 1923 Western Penitentiary riot case, William Townsend of Philadelphia for robbery and armed offense, Samuel Mishaer for larceny and receiving stolen goods, and Brad Sutt for assault and related felonies.
Notice is given that the Corry Hospital Association annual stockholders meeting will be held in the Muntalpul Building Dorry Pa on Wednesday June 18 1928 at 8 oclock P M for the election of eleven directors and other business as may properly come before the meeting Sidney B Elston Secretary
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