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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1929
Page
3
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions multiple names and numbers without clear context. It seems to reference persons such as Moses and Tommy, with stray digits and phrases that do not form a coherent report. No verifiable event or location is discernible.
Corry Evening Journal reports on Ambassador Dawes with plan of a London series of lunches and dinners as he tests diplomatic stamina, plus a feature on children's concerts in Monmouth and nearby areas. It discusses concert etiquette, venue comfort, and audience understanding. Also covers smaller Christmas savings in Chicago and U.S. millionaire income figures with reflections on American responsibility.
A fragment from the Journal Fite dated November 13 1909 recounts local happenings. References include Kurtz Brass Bed Company now prosperous, a Sciota church masquerade for church funds, Harris Briggs home hosting, HP Wilson Youngstown starting a dancing school, Ruth Raymond birthday surprise, L M Howard Corry resident visiting, T M Derrickson leaving Corry Brick and Tile Co, and Celia Sullivan visiting her brother in Morris.
A puzzle feature listing questions on grammar spelling and pronunciation with phrases from yesterday’s exercises. It includes misused words and improper phrases, followed by a garbled answer list and notes on pronunciation and spelling.
Three people were killed and others gravely injured in a volley explosion aboard the destroyer Trobe during maneuvers near Toulon France. United Press reports the incident as casualties from naval exercises.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered quiz prompts about Mrs Ranier National Park state English king who ruled mime of uuey revolutionary waey and wagonette. It asks who wrote The Count of Monte Cristo and which is the largest ink in the British Isles. Also mentions a British nurse executed by the war and asks about medicinal purposes.
Puzzle excerpt describes water expanding as it freezes and asks weight of four cubic feet of ice. It states a cubic foot of water weighs 62.4 pounds and computes four cubic feet of ice weight. The text also includes a nonsensical yesterday's answer of $200000 and a garbled explanation with arithmetic steps and manager’s share.
A screened adaptation of Fannie Hurst's Younger Generation shown at the Rex Theatre in River Side Drive Columbia, praised as a touching dramatic work. It blends stage origins with a photodrama sensation, highlighting love, sacrifice, and social scenes on Fifth Avenue with a firelight daytime backdrop.
Pennsylvania police report a burglary attempt at West End Hardware on 56a West 18th Street. A 42 year old suspect, identified as Har Megollum, was arrested with two accomplices fleeing. He awaits hearing before Alderman Frank Gacziowski.
Fragmentary report outlines various local notes from Erie area including a fire probe of a stump pile, prosecutions for food and health violations in Pennsylvania, a bowling league formation, a storm system trend, a fatal automobile crash near Dunkirk with multiple deaths, and school statistics on agricultural and commercial subjects.
The Pennsylvanian Railroad Women’s Aid will host a dance at Erie public auditorium on Thursday November 21 with Willis Conolly providing music. Prizes will be awarded for novelty dances. committee chaired by Mrs W T Hanly includes many local volunteers.
Harrisburg United Press reports two events from Capitol Park: Governor Fisher laid the cornerstone of a new 4 110 000 education building, assisted by Dr John A H Keith and others, amid noisily working steel. Separately Myer Levinson of Harrisburg became an American citizen after 31 years of residence, learning his father was never naturalized.
A garbled OCR line mentions vegetable Mille in South America and trees valued for sap or resin. The text includes names like James Heshel and references to penalties or residues, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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