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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
3
The article presents Arthur Colegrove on aging and happiness noting the need to be well born love of God work and care of sleep food and exercise. It also quotes a educator arguing for an inferiority complex remedy by selflessness, suggesting not to think of oneself but of others to reduce worries.
In this city for many years in torush a briicle and visfantly Allied by an immigrant team on the title Railroad while riding in Biegel between this city and Columbii Sun day afternoon. He was acting between the tracks and hevonting con fused as the train approached dis mounted but stepped into the path of the train. Diphtheria cases among Concord school children led officials to close the school for eight weeks. Falconer 41 Corry 0 tell the sail story of our latest defeat. Weather improves pavement plans. street opening near William street discussed. Contractor Ruger Company finished concrete foundation and plastering. work on sidewalks proceeding. Captain I. F. Austin to arrive from Erie with a new Cadillac. Kenneth Gilson returns from Spitsbergen to spend winter with parents.
A fragment from a language instruction page presents questions and answers on grammar pronunciation and vocab. It mentions misused words and spelling errors, plus a short list of corrections such as data being plural and the word irresistible.
Former ambassador Al fanson B. Houghton argues governments wield the war power and popular will is often bypassed. He contends most wars are engineered by elites and urges a wartime referendum to delay declarations, allowing public reflection before cannon fodder is mobilized.
The prompt lists several questions about historical figures and terms. It asks who was the governor-general of the Philippine Islands who died in 1927, the name Mohammadan people call their God, the city of the Haymarket Riot, the meaning of Esperanto, and the difference between a metric and English ton, plus fragmented items about a log cabin, beaver, 8 418 corn, and a misordered Senate and House.
An old style advertisement promotes Golden Lax tablets for overnight sleep with claims of no breakfast appetite loss and a good following day. It suggests not increasing the dose and guarantees money back if not effective, noting distributors and order line.
A daily math teaser asks for the area of a right triangle where one leg is 10 and the hypotenuse is twice the other leg. The solution for a prior day cites converting speeds and feet per measures to miles per hour through arithmetic steps.
Cleveland police report that a man confessed to killing Peter Knijl, a Buffalo, N Y guard for Scott Transportation of Erie, during a night shooting near Paynesville Ohio. Two other suspects are sought and a previously arrested man was freed after police found no link to the murder. The case follows driver union disputes at the Scott company.
Columbus notes report a contest won for placing new windows in the Community church an improvement to the building. Lady Kuli Rebekah lodge hosts a card party November 16 at the 1 00 B home. Cemetery dues remain due this month and care of lots continues. Residents travel and local housing upgrades are noted with several names and towns mentioned.
The November grand jury urges building a new county prison replacing the current poor farm facility. It calls for a secure women’s ward, a tuberculosis clinic annex, and a $19,000 mortgage payoff to authorize a new construction. Judge A P Rossiter received and will file the report.
In Harrisburg two men charged with defrauding the state through false livestock claims appeared for a hearing. The accused, Chavies C Stark and Guy F Louisa, are linked to Charles C Stark Co and the agricultural bureau. Allegations include theft of official papers and signing fictitious names to inflate cattle payments. The case involves knowledge of the Florida claim procedure and alleged misuse by a clerk in the animal industry bureau.
Clarence Hause, 24, was jailed awaiting a hearing on a charge of larceny of 803.18 dollars from his sweetheart Rebecca Blow, 23, who planned to return to Akron. Hause allegedly withdrew money to cover wedding expenses, then returned and surrendered to police. he faced a felony charge as Blow recovered her funds.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a 1921 will and testament matters, mentioning a person named Thomas and a court action. The readable portion is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts or a resolvable outcome to summarize clearly.
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