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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1929
Page
3
Partial readable lines mention dates and names but largely unreadable. The fragment hints at a civic or community notice with people and places, but essential details and context are missing. No clear outcome or actions can be determined from the text.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a game or event with indecipherable phrases. Readable bits mention a date and institution but key names, places, and outcomes are missing, making precise summary impossible.
Whit Als Ut Ih Devi Oro high hit in a clipped postwar era record of local play. Officials note a decisive score and community reaction in a compact sports brief from the era.
Public and daily Corry Journal notice outlines advertising rates and contact details. Mentions Arthur Colegrove and Fred Kimball as national advertising representatives, with addresses in Chicago and Pittsburgh. Rates listed: $5 per year, three cent a copy, and fifteen cents per week.
The railroads will not retrench after the stock slump and plan to invest about 1 000 000 000 in next year for improvements, a figure hundreds of millions higher than recent years. The federal government will push ahead with construction and spend nearly half a billion, encouraging public works. The move is seen as good economic strategy to stimulate industry, labor, and materials markets nationwide.
Visitors from Toronto admire Ontario courts for speedy, inexpensive justice. A Toronto judge explains courts are run to administer justice quickly, not to fuel legal contention. An Ontario case with 80 mosaick Fowl and a car collision ends with damages awarded to the defendant after a judge halts argument and moves to the next case.
Twenty years ago the Corry High School prepared to face She Kone High School in a crucial match as the season looked to peak. Warren seeks a new passenger station while Rev. M. McConnell resigns from the Christian and Missionary Alliance pastorate. Miss Lulu Sinclair, prize violinist, will perform at the auditorium Friday night.
U S volunteers in the French Foreign Legion speak bluntly on discipline, bravery, and desertion as Colonel Rollet details the Legion’s hard life in Morocco, Algeria, and beyond. He defends the legion’s image against myths and praises its courage, while noting alcohol as a major enemy and the strict chain of command guiding recruits.
Mrs. F. S. Heath and her daughter Florence have returned from Columbus Ohio. They will begin another series of evangelistic services at the Daley Center on the 25th. The Columbus schools closed today until Monday for Thanksgiving.
As confidence returns, analysts warn against overoptimism in equities. Traders note mixed data, with some sectors recovering while others lag. Caution advised as markets price in uncertain inflation and policy timing.
Janot N Churchill a Corry pioneer died at 8:50 am at 226 Wright street aged 89 after fourteen weeks bed confinement. He belonged to Masonic Fraternity and Odd Fellows, survived by wife and two daughters Mrs I J Payne Corry and Mrs Rush Miller Girard Pa. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 pm from the residence with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Advert says Golden Lax Tablets maintain vigor by toning the system and aiding bowel movement. Claims the product detoxifies and invigorates the body for healthy action. Promotes trial with druggists listed.
Answers to Saturday's exercises reveal a strict focus on grammar pronunciation and spelling. Notable queries include the correct pronoun use in I thought It was they and the proper pronunciation of broom with emphasis on owak in low versus melia.
A train ten feet long moving fifty miles per hour overtakes a man walking in the same direction at eight miles per hour. The time to pass is the train length divided by relative speed. Relative speed is forty two miles per hour, which equals sixty two and a half feet per second. The train takes about 0.96 seconds to pass the man.
The text asks five questions about origins and terms. Answers: 1 Hoover was born in West Branch Iowa. 2 Tyrian purple is the costly dye from sea snails. 3 A misogamist is someone who hates marriages or dislikes marriage. 4 The last two states admitted were Arizona and Alaska. 5 The vice president’s salary is 230 700 dollars per year.
A writer reviews juvenile literature during Children’s Book Week noting why publishers overlook some titles. The column highlights personal picks for a three year old, lists top sellers, and remarks on publishers’ trends and notable works from H. G. Wells to Milne and Russell.
The First Mesh episcopal Church youth group organized the Epworth League after a Sunday devotion at 6:40 pm. Helen Jones was elected president with Isabel Skinner as first vice president and Gertrude Palmer as third vice president. Sixteen youths joined. a candlelight installation and a pageant are planned for future Sundays.
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