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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1927
Page
4
Wanted notice from Boyd Spencer adding a Ford coupe in good condition, contact at phone 680.3118. Also an ad for Xouth Beauty Shoppe at 112 ter with appointment line 661M, and a trailing number 9 201E.
Local notices report hospital transfers and births, a sudden death of John Fitzgerald, and various community items. Included are sale ads, meeting reminders, and an accident report near Warren with multiple injuries.
The Mattapony River forms where four small streams unite in Virginia. The river’s name is a composite of Mat Ta Po and Ny, reflecting its geographic origins.
A satirical note suggests public servants should return to private life to solve household worker problems and curb local misgovernance, railing at in-office fools and calling for accountability in Farm and Bireside contexts.
SHAMOKIN Pa Oct 1 Injuriea sustained by Jad Walker on his first day at the Enterprise Colliery near Shamokin after a premature dynamite blast. He died shortly after admission to hospital. The accident occurred within the mine as he began his shift.
Col. Charles Lindbergh visited the White House to be luncheon guest of President Coolidge. He arrived in a blue suit and smiled, coming aboard the U.S.S. Memphis after his transatlantic flight from Paris.
Snow flurries fell in Toledo today marking the first snow of the season. Government meteorologist WW Urgy reported no records were set as the light snowfall melted by ground level. Mrs Myrna Morse visited Warren Sunday while Regona Shulte was seen west of Mr and Mrs Charlee Tate en route home.
The OCR fragment notes a ratio seven to one and mentions a 70 pound quantity with mentions of mine supplies and a 100 pound mill. Readable details are limited and no clear event or identities emerge from the fragment.
A brief remembrance note honors Vermont One Tower who died on October 17 1998. The line hints at a small churchyard ridge and a child in a race, reflecting on loss and memory within the family.
A terse note debunks the belief that rabies can be transmitted by individuals who have a dot or blemish. It states there is no basis for the idea that people bitten by an animal currently diseased could spread rabies through contact.
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