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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary text indicates a traffic incident near Ayers Hill and Pleasant Pit Dinmes road with mention of injuries and a person named Lois Patterson returning home from a hospital visit. Other names and details are unreadable.
The page lists a camp fire dinner at Mrs Frank Max Warren's home and a following program, church dedications, skating at Youngsville, a fire destroying a farm building, lodge dinners, and public notices across Titusville and nearby areas. It mentions Easter Star events, Legion anniversary plans, and various community gathering times and locations.
A garage mishap near the street car barn ended with a vehicle landing in a mill pond after skidding on a declivity. A diver attempted rescue, aided by a block and tackle and dozens of men, while a girl sought work at a local grocery. Inquiries directed to N Cohen & Sons and Robert Purcell.
Examiners of the Federal Trade Commission resume the government probe into the Aluminum Company of America and its subsidiary practices. Patterson testifies while investigators prepare to present evidence on treatment claims and related corporate conduct.
A historic Mass in Chicago marked by Father Marquette Brot's vestments and the consecration of hosts. Thousands of white clad children filled the city as church dignitaries from Pius XI era arrived to witness a grand eucharistic rite, described as a beacon for the future of catholic missions in the virgin lands.
A garbled passage recounts sorrowful reactions to a papal legate arrival, noting cardinals, prelates, and a large religious contingent. It hints at ritual repetition and a primeval forest setting, with unclear references to Marquette and a king, suggesting a distant historical lament.
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