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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Toni and possible notes on free entries. The readable text lacks decisive names, dates, or locations to confirm a specific event or outcome. Further legible context is needed to craft a proper headline and concise summary.
The piece discusses mixed U S business conditions with some industries thriving and others weak. It cites a National City Bank review noting no price inflation, low inventories, rising productivity, ample labor, amicable labor capital relations, correcting farm prices, and easy money. It suggests expansion, not recession, as the likely path once seasonal pauses pass.
William G. Shepherd in Collier's explains how reduced grocery and meat debt shifts have shifted millions from credit to cash purchases. The shift frees about three to three and a half billion dollars in consumer credit, enabling more spending on installment plans and other merchandise.
A fragment reports Mos pursuing Windslee this morning in Jamestown New York for business and social reasons with companions, indicating travel by road or rail amid daytime activity.
A compilation from journal files notes several local items. Tommy Sturmord aged 1 month is reported anti dentally killed by his brother during a hunting Sunday. Congressman Argine Bates backs Mun A Thomson for appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Merchert Linscott celebrate their 7th wedding anniversary at 116 West Please Street. Frank J. Shea, once reported lead in a dent incident on the Isthmus Canal railroad, is alive as of November 7. Charles Williams and son plan to operate the Serbta mile route. Pierre Smedley reports progress on the Washington Street pavement. Lee Benedict of Allegheny College is injured in a game with Carnegie Tech. Fred Glenn, recovering from burns at Ajax shops, shows improvement. New handle factory machinery arriving for old Mahle block on West Wayne Street. Thomas Murphy, a printer, leaves for Corry to join the Plain Dealer Guard Herald. TR Patton is appointed ticket agent at Oil City after serving with Tall road.
Reading fragment from a linguistic workbook titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. The readable text presents questions on pronunciation spelling choice usage and accent rules with several garbled items and exercises. It appears as an old exercise page emphasizing practical word usage and daily speech accuracy.
Daily quiz answers from yesterday reveal questions about English poetry authors and general knowledge. The puzzle lists prompts on poets, critics, government divisions, city sites, and a Caesar word form, with fragments indicating names like Hoover and Manila.
Ny Naw Sp Floyd Cross, a young Tidioute resident, drowned when a ferry overturned after a cable snapped near Donne's Eddy, six miles north of the town. The body was recovered after the vessel swung into the river’s current.
Mrs Joseph Dech of St Paul regains partial control after being unconscious for almost a month following an October 20 automobile collision. Doctors hope for full recovery as her two unborn twins previously carried in the hospital are reported safe and her condition improves.
A merchant with 360 dollars debt agrees to take 85 percent of the amount due. After paying his agent 12 percent for collecting the money, compute the loss. The problem splits into the net received and the fee, yielding the final loss and the effective proceeds.
An old advertising pamphlet touts Lin-O-Nine as a wholesome cough remedy for children and adults. It markets oils of Maxseed eucalyptus betulay fish moss and glycerine flavored with wintergreen, claiming safety and parental approval and urging purchase by mail or at druggists.
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