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By Mail 65.00 per year by Cisrori three cents per copy, Miftern cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
3
By Mail 65.00 per year by Cisrori three cents per copy, Miftern cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon application.
Fragmented OCR style summary notes anxiety over liquor laws in Ontario and consumer travel between Canada and the United States. Mentions hotel keepers worried about revenue, touring pubs, and tourism impacts. References to Americans, French aviators, a Newfoundland search, and a New York benefit show for families affected by aviation incidents. Overall tone reflects wartime era travel, liquor policy, and international aid efforts.
Seventeenth of June 1997 reports on a $15,000 appropriation for Sorry Hospital approved by Governor Sturt and Av large campinsend of Robpleatis. Memorial events, granite showers, injuries from a Pilling Salt incident, a trolley car accident, and a failed rise in a boyish prompt all color the account. Notable names include Mrs Alfred Watkins of Columbus and architect A P Maint with a note on Pennsylvania engineers for the summer vacation project.
Fragmentary text describes ancient notes and clay tablets used in Babylon and Assyria to perform money-like functions. It notes that early banking relied on issued clay tablets and standard methods akin to modern practices, including warnings about maintaining value and record keeping.
A garbled quiz lists names of silent era stars and later icons. It cites Charles Chaplin Norma Talmadge Mary Pickford Gloria Swanson and Gene Tunney among others, asking who produced certain movie stills and who is married to various stars, with scattered misrendered clues and mis-spellings throughout.
Over seven years the federal budget reduced public debt by about one billion dollars annually. War expenses and recession aided prosperity, while deliberate efforts to curb expenses played a key role. Yet many resist a rational, process driven budget system, doubting its value in public and private life.
Charles Erzolo of Duke Center reports a glycerine wagon collision on the Dallas road near Bradford. Erzolo, driving about twenty mph, steered aside when a wooly brine wagon appeared. after confirming the wagon was loaded he continued, thanking fate he was uninjured.
United Press reports the trial of stage actress Dorothy Mackaye for allegedly helping conceal the death of her husband Ray Raymond musical comedy star. An eight women four men jury was seated in Judge Burnell's Superior Court with two alternates. The defense questioned jurors on potential bias linked to Mackaye's relationship with actor Paul Kelly.
Erie reports a fatal hit and run in State street near With street killing Frank Scheppner 59. A dark colored New York plated sedan fled after striking him. Police seek the driver with eyewitness accounts and a $100 reward offered for arrest and conviction.
Henry Round known as the human fly plans a five story ascent at the Hotel Corry tonight at TAO o clock. He aims to climb without ropes and perform stunts on the roof while pendants and chairs sway nearby. The public is invited to watch the dangerous act from the hotel vicinity tonight.
Navy announces Five thousand words were sent and received by the Memphis during its crossing of the Atlantic to bring Col. Lindbergh back to the United States. Thirteen radio operators handled press messages and traffic through European stations and later by stations here and by the Navy Department. The record volumes caused considerable activity aboard the ship and at supporting stations.
Mayor Joseph Williams and Rear Admiral TP Magruder plan to depart property in this district as city council meets to discuss the loss of the Wolverine. Williams will telegraph the Secretary of the Navy about the craft turned over for Marine Corps training use.
Mrs George Rickard aged 66 wife of Major General George Rickard died at the family home 4 West Trinity Street after a weeklong illness. She was born in Ohio October 12 1800 and was a daughter of the late Charles and May Edinger. The family resided in Washington DC prior to moving here. She married George Rickard in April 1882.
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