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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1926
Page
4
An unclear United Press dispatch from Germany describes a bizarre industrial claim involving an inventor and a patent, referencing eliminations of a gate, a weighty machine, and a substitution by unwary hydrogen. Named individuals are obscured, rendering the core facts ambiguous.
Community pages list Carlton Curtis selling maple sugar at 29e a dozen or by the crate with delivery by Will J Wilcox at 4261 Beret C Alger. Also noted are assorted local notices about injuries at Hornell, legal detentions, yard rentals, and various ads from Warren and surrounding towns.
An unclear report notes a Wisconsin coach leaving the university amid an announced withdrawal to pursue a medical course at a medical college. The fragment mentions several named athletes and a notable name, with garbled surrounding text.
Communists and others plan a massed parade through central London while police prepare measures to prevent the demonstration. Reported remarks in the Commons describe the risk of clashes as police and troops stand by. Large crowds and strikers gather amid rain near Poplar Hospital and key shopping streets in Canary Wharf and High Street.
In Harrisburg on March 9, Governor Dewey expressed support for Governor Pinchot amid a murky political climate. He framed the Republican nomination as a test of justice and state leadership, denying any personal opposition and urging party unity.
United Press reports New York trading showed little activity on the stock market with limited deal flow. Traders noted muted interest as several big names lingered, while general sentiment remained cautious and prices moved within narrow ranges.
A damaged clipping notes extreme cold harming crops and livestock. It mentions temperatures near 1 27 degrees and references local officials and farm conditions. Names are garbled, but the item portrays agricultural losses and weather impact.
An Aqwewlean monalice s named Salimel Chester Told is credited with shaping a present form of the American flag during the War of 1819 by rejecting a Hirlitsh winclut claim and distinguishing himself in 1814 through notable actions.
Fragmented text describes options activity and rights of a holder to dispose stock. Mentions parties and a confusing timing reference. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a financial instrument related to puts and calls and a dispute or notification.
A chaotic sports summary features Berenger 10 explain deb and the Winged Stars amid a scrambled report. Names and places blur in a damaged OCR fragment with unclear scores and events, leaving readers with partial hints of a competition and participants.
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