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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1926
Page
5
An accidental shooting near Teal Hospital injured Sharon Boy and another youth while handling a tile. United Press reports the youths were being watched when the mishap occurred and the victims were taken for treatment.
Pennsylvania residents paid over 3.5 million dollars in gasoline taxes to the State Treasury for July, August and September. The Bureau of the State Treasurer reported higher than the previous year’s third quarter with motorists paying substantial sums into the gas tax.
The fragment notes a large sum 3 051 088.01 and an oral payment line showing 125, with a line stating Was 10 075 70, indicating a ledger entry and adjusted amounts. The readable portion suggests financial figures and a line item description rather than a full narrative.
A fragmented report notes praise for a university group and officials amid an unclear scene. Names and details are partially legible, suggesting a formal recognition or ceremony with regional academic figures and local attendees. Further clarity is needed to identify exact participants and outcomes.
A long list of residents from the city depart for visits with relatives and friends in Jamestown Erie Warren and Warren Pa. Mrs Glenn Wlinger and Mai Alice Teft head to a city. Mrs Dorchie Douglas of Jamestown arrives for a home visit. Many others travel for holidays including Mrs Frank Brady Helen Brady Frank Selvader Evie Powell and more. Gerald Wood returns from University of Pittsburgh for a brief visit while students and relatives plan weekend trips and holiday visits to Rochester Union City and Cleveland areas.
Buick touts the Greatest Buick Ever Built with features like vacuum-cleaned crankcase sealed chassis triple-sealed engine balanced wheels and high speed starting motor. It claims 4000 authorized service stations mechanical four-wheel brakes cantilever rear springs jet black tires and rims and automatic heat control.
The fragment speaks of two ends to every Ladner and the bottom being where one starts. It notes that the nay at the top disappoints through Neruy and that greatness is thrust upon them, though such moments are rare.
Market close notes list various brands and manufacturers including Coppers American Smokers, Snacontia Butter, Gooner and Zinc Chile Mopper, Benilecntt hi heystar, Ventivettial Ca General Mogors, Willys Overland Studebaker White Atlantic Masland Continental Pet Middle State Pan American and Pury Oi. The fragment mentions multiple company names and product lines without clear events or outcomes.
A scrambled OCR-like snippet lists numerous railroad and steel names including Canadian Pacific, Western, Northen Pacific, New York Penal, Seaboard, Southern Pacific, Wabash, Bethlehem Steel, American Woolen, Continental Can, and United Light Power. It hints at percentage changes and market movement, mentioning values like 165% wage and 79% Werte and various stock references, but presents no coherent narrative or dates.
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