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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1928
Page
3
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A garbled fragment describes a world of play and a team or person named in a distant setting. Readable details are sparse, with missing names, dates, and places. The text hints at an event or performance but provides no clear outcome or participants.
Fragmentary OCR item names Erle Jehneider McCarthy and others including McGeath Howell Dinnigan Cony Ross with scattered terms, suggesting a court or submitter list. No clear event, date, or location emerges beyond personal names and fragmented notes.
Fragmentary text outlines a football play sequence with yardage moves and players named Balings, City, and Cre. The garbled OCR preserves only scattered action like a 12 yard gain and a three yard follow through, but no coherent event or outcome.
An old Corry Evening Journal masthead shows publisher A C Colegrove and Arthur Golegrove with advertising rep Fred Kimball Inc. The newspaper lists post office entry details and pricing, including annual and carrier rates.
Open revolt by Senator Norris and Western Progressives forces Republican leaders to promise a special session after inauguration to grant farm relief if Hoover and a Republican Congress win. The move signals doubts about the party’s record and hints at agricultural pressure shaping the campaign tone.
Georges Scapini, blind French World War veteran and deputy, joined Ambassador Mason T. Herrick at an American Legion convention, praising public opinion as a force for peace while warning that justified causes can still spark war and urging legal outlawing of war.
The New York World notes Thomas A Edison may become the last great individual venture as invention shifts to endowed institutions and groups. The Congressional Medal honors Edison, but the real tribute lies in enduring electric achievements and improved transmission that will outlast medals or monuments.
A Pennsylvania workers group urges a return to hat wear to aid hat makers while warning fashion's shifts disrupt industry. The piece notes women voters will be numerous in elections and suggests families vote as units, with men often guiding political choices, shaping how women participate in politics.
Puzzle page style item presenting questions on grammar and pronunciation with partial answers and scattered commentary. Includes phrases about romance pronunciation and a mock quiz on word usage, with a garbled ending that references political figures and a humorous tone.
A mother asks her son to bring exactly seven pints from a river using a 3 pint and a 7 pint vessel. The puzzle guides a sequence of fills and transfers to reach seven pints precisely. The solution relies on measuring tricks and arithmetic steps to accumulate 7 pints without overfilling.
This fragment cites Not Exactly a Relish about the Sorgias and other notorious prisoners reputed to taint food and drinks with powder. It notes a Popular Science Monthly claim that Dr Roche Lynon demonstrated to the Medico Legal society that the material can cause strong digestive symptoms and potential harm. It mentions hazards from glittering glass with turp odkes boWwaver, implying dangers.
George Demet remains seriously hurt at Corry hospital after mill accident. Miss Anna McGraw married Albany comedian Ben Ross. A bicycle stolen from C H Bagley’s Smith street residence. Charles Olds elected Baptist church trustee. John B Brooks to speak at democratic rally in Messenger theatre. M J Smith registers voters. Mr and Mrs John King move to Pinch building West Pleasant street. Ganditales wByle and Gillett survey political scene.
Answers to Saturday's questions list several topics with mixed completeness. The second U.S. president is John Adams. Colorado earned the Centennial State nickname for its 100 year history. Water is formed by two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Northern sympathizers with the South were Peace Democrats or Copperheads. The deepest ocean is the Pacific Ocean. Sir Galahad is a knight. the reference to Greece and Louis Pasteur appears as incomplete pairings.
A party from St Marys was en route to North Warren when their car swerved off the road at Ludlow Saturday afternoon striking a rock. Two occupants were injured and taken to Kane Hospital. Mr Reader suffered internal injuries while Mrs Glatt had a head gash.
Kane Oct 29 Coroner H Clay Heffner said he will hold an investigation Monday evening at Lantz undertaking parlors into the death of Irene Swanson a Campbelltown domestic at Bradford who died about two months ago after becoming violently ill while en route to her home with A H Gardner Jr of Mt Jewett Gardner left the girl at his mother's home saying he would fetch a doctor He surrendered after her death and a preliminary inquiry sent stomach and other organs to Harrisburg for analysis The coroner received a state chemist report but will not reveal findings until Monday’s hearing
Suspect Mann alias John Henry and Paul White, 36, of Chicago, escaped Tellerson County jail in Louisville as he was to be transported to the penitentiary for an extended sentence. He fled with another inmate who was about to be released on bond, authorities said.
Kane district Oct 28 Van Wher a Penry assistant from this city returned from Renovo where he questioned the freight train crew about the mishap at St Marys Tuesday afternoon The emergency brake was applied causing a sudden stop the rear section buckled and a taboose was damaged Conductor William Gmartin was injured and taken to St Marys Hospital in serious condition Analysts believe a faulty air valve on the locomotive triggered the brake while slowing for a curve.
The Society for the Saving of Time advocates shortening names to five letters for families and two letters for other names to cut costs in business dealings. The plan, announced in correspondence, aims at boosting efficiency and savings.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a kidney health tonic to prevent kidney disease and support the kidneys. It promises quick action for weak or clogged kidneys and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Golden Lax Tablets are recommended for constipation.
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