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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1923
Page
3
Corry Journal discusses need for qualified traffic engineers in cities to redesign streets and intersections. It argues modern towns share bottlenecks, sharp corners, and view obstructions that cause accidents, urging officials to fund engineering studies to reduce congestion and boost growth.
A rambling, surreal monologue compares goats to wartime behavior and weaponry, mentioning dynamite, feeding, and various nations. The speaker jokes about goats eating dynamite and links the idea to countries like Germany France England Italy and Mussolini. The tone mimics a fevered, satirical lament on war and power.
An Arctic expedition ship resort offers a novel daily schedule to keep the crew fit and entertained. Capt McMillan notes morning meals, staged games, phonograph concerts, radio updates, and winter recreation as crew and officers endure isolation awaiting spring exploration.
A fragmented report notes geological disturbances near Laks Props affecting subterranean structures. The text mentions effects on diving equipment and volcanic activity labeling a tidal or lava-related hazard. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply potential safety concerns and monitoring needs.
FOR SALE 26 Leghorn outlets, 80.00, 1 200 Wyye Maciibitor, three cockrels, center must. FOR RENT Sleeping room for one with board desired at 321 South Center St Bell phone 06 J Aust WANTED Refit three or four sine turnished tots for couple Bell now suse
An odd article describes how a radio entertains Arctic explorers yet amuses children and adults in the United States. It notes Arctic travel and exploration are newly enjoyable as voices travel far, pairing humor with discovery.
A fragmented report from Wesley Ville details a robbery attempt on November 26 involving a masked man armed with a Ford touring car and an ax. The intruder escaped with $116 after breaking into a sale room and battering a door, while witnesses claimed the assailant used a pick axe to threaten voters and cause a disturbance.
A fragment from The Journal Files recounts Thanksgiving travel and family news. Arthur Th Rayon returns home to visit his parents in a rural setting near Spartansburg. Leonard Hriedick and Orn Cora Sowers wed with Rev Dunning officiating.
A partial summary notes patents issued in the last fifty years, mentioning a figure around four million and reference to seven million patents for a few in useful inventions. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Authorities say a group identified as Reds may be behind a series of bombing and attempted bombing attacks. Investigators detained several suspects after a major blast at a station, and warrants were issued to search for additional accomplices. Police believe key figures remain in the city and fear further incidents as security measures intensify.
Fragmented OCR style lines describe characters and actions with altered spellings. The passage references faces, eyes, and work, with scattered names, phrases, and imagined dialogue. It reads as a noisy, playful texture rather than a clear event or report.
A murky report claims Gene Sarazen may wed Maaline Garin amid social chatter. The item cites unclear sources and names Pauline Guronl and Syraveri Tuy, with no official confirmation from Sarazen or a listed organization.
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