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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1938
Page
5
The readable parts show a garbled ad fragment with a bulb feed reference and unclear terms. No distinct names, places, or dates are present to confirm a full item.
A United Press report from Wasban on March 9 says a powerful typhoon hit coastal China causing about 200 deaths. The vessel area and surrounding island regions reported heavy damage and limited communication.
Local students resume classes after voting to end their strike. The board promised to dismiss Cletus L. Goodling as dean and replace him with a new executive team. Goodling will not be removed but will serve as farm manager under a revamped supervision structure.
Local names report travels and visits with many Erie trips and short jaunts. Mrs. Frank Foreman and Ralph Glenn head home tonight from Erie, while Mrs. Frances Stewart and others join American Legion Auxiliary activities in Union City. Several residents plan short trips to Jamestown Cooperstown Jamestown and Florida for business, visits, and social events including a sugar social at Abbe Teportment church and piano recitals.
Reports from Henday March say large numbers of Loyalist troops are deserting government lines on the Teruel front. A group of militiamen reportedly crossed into Nationalist territory near Castrada yesterday amid low morale. In Madrid the fighting centers on machine gun exchanges as Nationalist forces tighten control around the city.
The custom of drawing substances through the nose using a device called a suit iuff became a fashionable practice in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, reflecting period medical and stylistic quirks.
Herbert Burnham of Titusville spoke to about thirty one Rotary members at Hotel Corgy about a last summer cruise with a Erie group from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario and through northern canals and lakes in Canada. Guest Jin Wallin of Buffalo attended the meeting. upcoming speaker Barber of Erie was announced.
This piece traces legends of the hot cross bun eaten in America during Good Friday. It links the bun to spring rites of the Greeks worshiping Apollo and Diana, the four moon quarters, and later Christian usages for church rites and communion bread.
A fragmentary notice shows the Arivatie family seeking boarding arrangements with Gill. The text mentions Retuientos and a weekly amount around 36 00, but details are incomplete and unclear.
First Baptist Church hosts a Friday program by the Baptist Fellowship of independent churches with Rev. Robert T Ketcham of Gary Indiana leading Bible services. Panama and Tunkirk pastors join for a 2:30 PM pre session and evening service, with supper served. Attendance from Lewist and nearby districts expected as the series runs through Sunday night.
Summary of Commerce Commission action approving freight rate increases. Agriculture products rise five percent except tropical fruit and livestock. coal and asphalt products see about five percent overall. Some commodities receive ten cent or ten percent boosts with varied coverage. Implemented by a ten day notice period for the new rates to take effect.
Mrs J A Williamson reviewed Prom 7 Beat to Pulpit by Rev Martin Niemeller at the Farm Department of the Woman's Club. A second review of Law Withcutt Muses by Charles Munz was also presented, with members noting the discussion and changes in the meeting.
Wall Street debated the freight increase potential and noted a 1.2 percent rise based on estimates. Commissioner Splawn cited a 5 percent possibility. The Whitney & Company insolvency announcement unsettled the financial district but was seen as isolated. The exchange governors prepared for the Whitney group trial with ceremony and solemnity.
The New York market moved irregularly amid Whitney insolvency hints and freight rate instability. Stocks showed uneven gains and losses as railroad weakness weighed on buying, with major names such as General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, and Standard Oil among active mentions. a final note explains landlocked salmon in Maine, Canada, and Norway spending life in fresh water.
In Yellowstone National Park two creeks meet at Two Ocean Pass creating a watershed split. Water from each creek travels toward both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, illustrating a rare transcontinental drainage feature.
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