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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1927
Page
7
Public health officials report measles as the dominant illness in Pennsylvania for March, with mumps and scarlet fever also showing cases. The chart shows measles leading all diseases, followed by diphtheria and whooping cough, as overall infection rates rise through spring.
The unmi Promotion marks its hot anniversary with a supper served at six o'clock for members and their guests. An evening program includes refreshments, a dance, and dancing to follow after the meal.
April reported the largest monthly output for Nash, with the Light Six leading demand. New machinery and equipment were installed at the Nash Factory to meet rising orders from Canada and the United States, as production surged and shipments increased.
A fragmented dispatch describes large sea elephants and marine life encountered by vessels near a southern coast. It references massive, writhing forms and measurements around twenty feet in length, noting unfamiliar species and coastwatcher observations.
A garbled note leaves readers unsure of Valentine activities as last minute details remain missing. Names and dates appear obscured, offering little concrete information about events or locations tied to the celebration.
A stream of weekend guests and local visitors fills Bear Lake notes. Names include Charles Umbright Vere Baker Mire Cobb Migs Phillips and many more visiting Higgen Cole Union City Jamestown and Meadville area homes.
A fragmented report outlines competing plans for a new Erie church site involving Park Presbyterian, West Lift Temple, and associated parishes. Details discuss property transfers, church affiliations, and possible construction when a site near Watts Corners and Greenherd is considered, with community leaders seeking a resolution.
Fragmentary lines describe how adversity shapes leaders and thinkers across history. The text references teachers of the world and inspirers of revolutions, noting philosophers and scientists emerging from hardship.
A dense, era style catalog of newspaper classifieds categories and rates. It outlines ad placement rules, classifications, pricing per word, and the right to edit or reject copy, with sections for announcements, autos, employment, business services, instruction, livestock, merchandise, rooms and board, and cemetery memorials, reflecting mid century publication practices.
A dated classified ad promotes quick loans from Money Quick Loan Service offering $25 to $300 on items such as furniture pianos and diamonds. It promises advances to pay off other debts with small regular payments, cites low rates and monthly payments, claims bonding and banking license, and provides contact details at Union Loan, 292 Seneca Street, with phone number 916.
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