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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1929
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an incident at Heian with unclear details and references outdoor conditions. The text is incomplete and does not reveal clear participants, location specifics, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a tie, a seven and out, oil discount or night event, and names Sween and Priinktor. No clear date, place, or full facts available. Produces a partial item. lacks coherent event or outcome from the source.
Public notice style fragment lists publisher details for Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. Mentions advertising representative and chamber of commerce. Provides mailing and carrier rates and word about advertising rates by application.
Yale economist Prof Irving Fisher, after a major market slump, predicts the bear market has near its bottom and will likely move sideways for weeks before turning up. He cites factors like investment trusts mergers Federal Reserve scientific management and even prohibition as stabilizing forces, while warning against rash leaps. He disputes brutal swings and urges steady, gradual growth driven by productive labor and prudent policy.
A 1909 snapshot notes Union City and Corry items. The High School team plans to play Corry, plus C. R. Rogers & Co. showcase on U S Brakeshoe Co. plant. Party committees prepare for a big Halloween event at the armory. A Shreve Chaly factory fire is found not to threaten the plant. Ruth Grace Thomas and May McKinney visit Corry schools. Librarian Sue Williams Abraham travels to Pittsburgh for a convention. Mr and Mrs Ivan Rickerson return from their wedding trip and settle on West Wayne. W F Judge sells his Main and Center confectionery to H S Thurston. Brick paving delays on Past Rain Street. Rev C E Woodyard’s father dies in Corning. W Ed Crosby returns to the Brooklyn navy yard after visiting mother and friends.
A compact humorously worded quiz on English usage. It asks what is wrong with the sentence He is likely to die at any time and seeks correct pronunciation of alenste. It lists misspelled words and proper word choices such as forked vs iforked, gyrate, collision or clash, and nuances of language use with examples about laws and daily speech.
Answers reveal a mix of errors and oddities: two U S presidents died on the same day is wrong. November 11, 18 is garbled. white is a color. a fly wall riddle about not falling is nonsensical. city reference and Dutch settlement are unclear. the piece reflects a scrambled quiz with misprints and stray phrases.
Taxpayers greet an 1880 municipal tax cut to 12 mills, a 1.5 mill drop under the 1920 levy, and a plan to fund a new age disposal plant. The current administration ends with a healthy balance while spotlighting street improvements and a shift in council representation after January. Highway culverts prompt safety pleas as two weekend accidents raise concerns. Football booster action in Corry as Titusville visits for a game with the Orange and Black Huskies. Wall Street stocks plunge, ending a bullish run as price declines deepen after years of speculation.
New York writers discuss published game books and their money lessons. Norman Angell’s Money Game is praised as a learning tool for finance while Speculation promises a windfall for investors who turn ten thousand into fifteen thousand.
A collage of fiction titles and general books with authors and prices. Highlights include The Prodigal Girl by Grace L Hil at 2.00 and The Dark Eyes of London by Wallace at 2.00, plus Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front at 2.50 and The Good Companions by Priestley at 3.00.
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