Fragmentary Egg News Leads to Unclear Quail Note
A mangled OCR fragment mentions eggs, American quail, and Collier's. context is unreadable, lacks clear event, names, or dates, yielding an obscure brief with undetermined facts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1937
Page
5
A mangled OCR fragment mentions eggs, American quail, and Collier's. context is unreadable, lacks clear event, names, or dates, yielding an obscure brief with undetermined facts.
Stores excluding groceries will keep Wednesday afternoon hours through December. Merchants vote to stay open on Wednesdays for the Christmas trade, with a full six day work week beginning this week, December first.
A damaged ad fragment lists services and sellers includ ing sewing machines and volume cleaners offered by Herlhous with a phone number line and a quirky line about giving a living gift for Christmas plus a singer variation and address at 118 Sixth Avenue.
An engagement is announced at a family dinner held at 212 Mott Street. Fem Mary Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Inwih Reed, will wed Ice L. Hasbrouck, son of Harald Hasbrouck of Concert Street. Guests included Norval Reed and his daughter Joan Mary of Sherman, Wisconsin.
Numerous city residents are listed visiting relatives and attending Thanksgiving events. Mrs Corinne Dean Irvine and Mr Schlack travel to partake in services at Examajney Episcopal church. Others include Mr H J Davis in Meadville, Mrs Alma Cunningham returning to work, Mr and Mrs Cox in Butler, and Richard Lyons planning return to University of Pittsburgh after visits.
The article outlines a new business stimulant bill from FDR aimed at reviving insurance provisions for repair and modernization loans. It proposes releasing dwellings from blanket mortgages if the mortgage does not exceed 1200 dollars and the dwelling value is under 5 009 000, with implications for blanketing mortgage relief and loan terms.
Robert Scott of Bear Lake bagged an eight point buck minutes after the season opened at 8 am near his home. Other hunters reporting deer included Frank Schraming near Donaldson and A W Phillips of Meadville. An 170 pound eight point was taken on Ross Road in Warren County.
A Corry woman, Dorothy Morrow Gable, was overcome by gas fumes at home and rushed to hospital. Her condition was reported as improving after treatment by local physicians.
In a curious snippet the sage of Chinatiwn proclaims that ennobling mankind guides future generations. The text, cryptic and fragmentary, hints at enduring follies and injustices unearthed across ages, while the speaker’s tone remains measured and reflective.
The financial world questions if the administration backs private capital while the SEC pushes exchanges toward submission. Stock market activity is fragile with memberships at 71,000 dollars and bids around 65,000 as regulation tightens. The Street watches if SCOAR figures or policy shifts will help or hinder business recovery and spread the work program.
New York trading closes with most prices holding above Friday as profit taking tempers advances. Major issues including American Can, General Motors, Westinghouse and Standard Oil show muted declines amid calls for a private capital led constriction program. Investors await further guidance from government talks with labor and industry leaders.
A sensational report describes a substance named neurotesen said to be the most poisonous in the world. Reportedly derived from a South African cobra, it carries claims of fatal impact and extreme toxicity, alarming readers with its alleged lethal potential.
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