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Fragmentary OCR note mentions a date the 27th and a reference to an iMac without a sale. Readers cannot deduce full event. content indicates a small classifieds or notice fragment with unclear context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a date the 27th and a reference to an iMac without a sale. Readers cannot deduce full event. content indicates a small classifieds or notice fragment with unclear context.
A periodical column reviews investment behavior, arguing speculators often imitate crowds rather than act on individual judgment. It discusses flexible budgeting prioritizing personal happiness, notes the National Economic League urging jury instruction reforms, and reflects on stock market lessons from the 1929 crash with warnings about crowd-driven mistakes and the limits of speculation.
A column-style prompt and answers set asking about common English errors. It includes questions on pronunciation spelling and usage, with responses touching misused phrases proper accents and word choices. Also lists yesterday's exercises with sample answers such as two children pronunciation and vocabulary terms like gizzard repose inertia and quiescence.
Questions cover Sinclair Lewis prominence through novels, bat sight myths, biblical king who grazed, Brooklyn Bridge designer, and Western Europe’s highest peak. The text also lists items like James Rumcelt Lowell, the House of Representatives, 161, and a statement about Mexicans with gambling fever guiding beliefs.
Special revival services opened at the Congregational church on Sunday. The Stamford Hose Company plans its 28th annual ball at the Armory on November 24. Mrs H Whittaker of Corty is seriously ill. Slasher Lonn wrestles Phillips Burns at Library Theatre tonight. John J Theobald and Miss Winnie Whaley wed quietly last evening. About twenty friends hosted Marie Keppel at a Hallowe'en party on Mott Street. Two Mormon missionaries arrive in town. Scott Edwards and T A Roberts advised caution as they searched the P B today for birds.
Two years ago in Meadville at age ninety, the engineer of an old train recalled early railroading hardships. He described fueling locomotives with wood, stops every few miles at piles along the road bed, and the simple life near Corry where he fired a stationary engine in a shingle mill near the Oil Creek refinery.
A seven pint vessel and an eleven pint vessel pose a measuring puzzle. The text hints at a solution path involving arithmetic steps and operations to arrive at exactly eight pints, though the wording is garbled and unclear.
Oil City reports a steady business rise prompts 18 furloughed brakemen and 38 firemen to be called back on the Allegheny Division. The list names many workers from Franklin to Elgin and nearby towns, with further furloughed brakemen set to return this year. The article also notes a local reminiscence of early city landmarks and a resident named Mr. Kelsey nearing a century in age.
An old style ad promotes San-Cura Soap and Ointment to treat itching skin, rashes, burns, sores, and other conditions. It claims quick relief, soothing cooling effects, and offers money back guarantees through druggists. Prices listed: ointment five cents to a dollar twenty five. soap twenty five cents.
A dramatic wartime scene unfolds as a tank is engulfed by enemy forces, turning into a deadly oven. Captain Pike orders calm and control amid chaos while a reader follows the tension in the rail-thin moment before action shifts.
Radio listings announce Sunday programs across networks. WJZ presents Beethoven with the Roxy Symphony Orchestra at 2:00 pm, WEAF NBC airs the Phil Music Hour at 5:10 pm by Philena, WJZ features Wim D. Mitchell as guest speaker at 8:15 pm, WABC CBS network carries Callier’s hours, and Majestic Theatre at 9:00 pm on WEAF. Frances Alda performs at 9:10 pm on Atwater Kent hour.
Madar Fred stage adaptation by Gresac is booked at Rex Theatre for Monday and Tuesday nights. Proceeds benefit the VF Wur Corry. Miss Margaret Burkard of Mercyhurst College, Erie, visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C F Burkhardt, on West Frederick Street for the weekend.
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