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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
8
An unnamed narrator recounts a tense sequence involving a home intruder, a doorway assault, and a doctor’s testimony. Greenough and Halliday’s circle discuss entrances, keys, and possible suspects while the case threads through social chatter and evolving theory as July nears.
A garbled OCR note discusses passenger cars and an eighty percent figure, with unclear context and misplaced words. The readable fragments reference vehicle types and registration themes without coherent details or identifiable entities.
Harold Lloyd pilots a horse drawn streetcar through the busy city in Speedy at the Rex. The show highlights the comedian's crowd pleasing gags as he tries to save a franchise, outwit a villain, and court his love interest. The Rex also advertises The Cat and the Canary and upcoming Rin Tin Tin thriller Race for Life.
Fragmentary note discusses avoiding borrowed trouble and maintaining strength. mentions Edwards and a warning against fear or waste in facing evil.
Sunday afternoon services at the Wesleyan Methodist meetings featured the presentation and dedication of a new tent to God by Rev G W Richardson. Rev R D Smeltner preached on Freedom in Christ and a large turnout from Ashyilie Falconer Bile Jamestown attended evening services with Rev Albert White and Rev J R Swanger scheduled for the week.
The Christian World Brotherhood argues that slogans have replaced genuine morality in opposing war. It says Christians have not mobilized a broad conscience or action to seek lasting peace. The group aims to build a nationwide folk conscience to make war unthinkable among Christian nations.
A very important meeting of Shildeen's Aid Society is set for Tuesday at 10 in the Municipal Building. Officers will be elected, a yearly report given, and plans for the year discussed. Attendance is urged. a Pittsburgh annual meeting report will be presented.
The National Guard encampment at Mount Gretna will be officially known as Camp Jas M Henderson. The honor notes Captain Henderson from Oil City who died in action in World War I. The camp runs July 7 to August 18, marking the tenth anniversary of his death.
Vivian Gilbert of Mayville drowned while swimming with Charles and Albert Wright near Miller bridge in Cassadaga Creek Gerry Saturday afternoon at 1. The depth reached eighteen feet and the body was recovered at 3 after a pole search. Coroner Henry A. Bowers conducted an inquest.
A testimonial ad from Tryonville Pa asserts Thompson's Barasma cured bloating and kidney and liver trouble. It claims one bottle reduced stomach measurement from 45 to 36 inches and that the potion acts quickly without opium or injurious drugs. The price is listed as $1.00 per bottle with a money back guarantee.
A scrambled note reports August plans for a U S music group tour of Europe. It mentions Paris engagements with Lou Gordy and Juli Gordy traveling by plane to meet hosts in London and Paris venues. An Earhart reference appears in a garbled line about a gram event and luncheon.
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