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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal free daily except Sundays on West South Street lists annual rate 96.00 and per-copy 3 cents. Weekly 15 cents. Advertising rates available on request. Editor A. D. Colegrove.
A damaged text discusses gasoline supply and oil extraction rates, noting historical shifts in production and cost. It references barrels per day, refinery outputs, and the impact of energy prices on internal combustion engines and future fuel costs. The piece appears to critique or analyze fuel availability and economic implications.
Etta A. Houle notes national prohibition debates in Norway as lawmakers consider restricting beverages with over 20 percent alcohol. The text cites regional options, public opinion shifts, and the contested role of government in enforcing dry laws during early national discussions.
The fragment presents a dense list of questions and scattered names across regions and rivers, with partial OCR errors. It appears to reference borders and geographic features, but legibility is too poor to extract a coherent event or subject. No clear人物 or organization can be identified.
The fragmented record notes the Dorcas class officers for the year and a year end gathering. It lists presiding members and attendees including Mrs Bartlettineveadinge and Missiter Yorke, with the session noting a weather fair and a planned program for the following year.
A Knights of Cahumbas gathering is announced for this evening with a focus on unspecified local actions. The notice names the meeting place as an 1S observatory and mentions a person referred to as He Rey Moe as involved.
Erie Academy dominated a literacy contest yesterday in Dunsnivaint drawing about 1,000 students from NGK districts. Winners included Greenville mixed choir and Grove Vity Mints with a $300 cash prize awarded by the Erie Chamber of Commerce.
Two youths confess to numerous robberies linked to the Orier Lanting camp on Boot Jack Road. Police Chief Russell Loye and officers report self confessed thefts from a Dodge sedan owned by Four Brothers of Punxsutawney and crimes at an Oklahoma station, with entries dating to a recent weekend.
A Columbus Ohio wife recounts relief from nightly bladder troubles using lithinted Buchu Keller Formula. She reports waking 19 to 8 times nightly before discovering relief and invites letters. The Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio markets the tablets with local availability at Thomas Dovpees.
Reports from Westfield describe an arsonist attempting to set multiple homes alight on Central Avenue and nearby streets. A fire was started in a rear area of Mrs Jennie Tousdel’s residence and other sites showed evidence of deliberate ignition and tampering. No injuries reported as residents discovered the blazes and notified authorities.
A fragmented notice describes a meeting at 3 in the afternoon in Raft rooms to take part in a litte assembly led by Mrs Maiyy Miers Rese. The text is unclear but indicates a ceremonial or club gathering with invited members.
A garbled plea notes Jaworski condemned to die, amid chaotic report from ROH press May. The fragment hints at a legal fate and a pursuit of lost wealth within a turbulent context.
A proposed race track for the Chicago district promises a $2,000,000 investment and rapid construction under an official plan. City leaders and sports officials endorse moving ahead, aligning with broader horse racing development efforts in the region.
Mrs. Titusville wife recounts her successful goitre operation and urges others to learn from her treatment. She lists address snippets and describes gratitude for care, while noting sale of related products by a drug company.
A jury trial proceeded yesterday in Ruva Thomas's arson case in the second degree. The proceedings detailed alleged attempts to defraud the American Central Insurance Company and implicated Jose Lay in a scheme tied to the night of the incident.
Fragmentary text notes a location on Morne Ty street and a basic street direction toward Maguille with a mention of 5 Boley Fist nhiny.
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