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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1928
Page
3
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A concise fragment notes Pet Gi and an ad from New York failing to reach a target of 2k5 and an arid ten. The readable text is sparse and uncontextualized, providing only scattered references to entities and numbers without clear narrative.
The era's peace fever grows as nations seek invitations to treaty talks. Spain protests U S leadership yet cherishes imperial traditions while Greece returns Venizelos to power amid democratic hopes. Athletic sobriety linked to prohibition aids athletes, underscoring temperance as virtue.
A commission merchant sold 400 barrels at 3.0 per barrel and bought reaper at 875. He deducted 2 1 2 percent on sales and 2 percent on purchases. The problem asks how much money he sent his client. The explanation mentions adding products 6x1 and 6x2 and dividing by 2, with unclear wording and errors.
Answers to Saturday's Questions include Bramante and Petes 8, with references to The Dumbly Dane and Hamlet. The First International Film Congress met in Berlin. the US dominates world moviemaking while European producers seek access to American markets. Observations discuss competition in quality as a long term strategy.
A garbled item presents a fragmentary note with unclear names and places. It mentions a coloring goldfish theme and a date fragment but lacks coherent details or a resolvable event. The readable bits suggest a brief local notice or stray caption from a historical page.
A garbled 1908 reminiscence notes Labor Day crowds at Columbus and local fair pages. It mentions poultry fanciers, a large attendance, and gatherings in Whe Fee oie The Onion Guy, with sporadic names such as Mayor Heath and Mise Biya Gordon departing for McKerspart, signaling a civic remembrance of events, people, and entertainments from twenty years prior.
Reverend Frederick A. Helsley with The Mieses Hilsabeth and Mary wife daughter gird mother present at Teinley meeting Friday evening and will preach at Emanuel Institute chapel, Lenchera.
Harrisburg reports nervousness and failure to pass road test among new driver applicants. Highway patrol officials cite clutch operations as common difficulty and note many vehicles seen on highways are poorly maintained. A July exam pass rate around 75% prompts reminders to study exam questions, vehicle equipment, brakes and driving knowledge.
The text notes that debts at ten percent become a heavy burden for a family if the breadwinner dies or becomes disabled. It describes Equitable Life Insurance of Town offering a plan to cover financial obligations under these contingencies.
The September term grand jury for Erie County criminal court convened at 10 o clock with Judge William T W Hirt delivering charges. Officers report no violations as the large docket includes liquor and motor vehicle violations, larceny, vandalism, and other statutory charges. Cases from Corry and surrounding districts are pooled, with work likely to extend into next week.
The Ladies Aid Society at McCray church presented The Revelation of Youth for Concord Center Cemetery. The well filled audience reported a splendid financial success, realizing about $50. Attendees praised the play as among the church’s best and requested a repeat performance.
Afr and Mrs John Gilpin sold their Brownell Run property near Clymer to Frank Swantek. The chest was completed late last week and Swantek took possession today. The Gilpins had lived in Corry for several months with the former serving as steward at the Elks club house.
Among 1170 students entering Pennsylvania State College this fall as freshmen are twelve from Crawford and Erie counties. From Crawford: John N. Alford D 1 Suegertown, Aline M Courtney, Guy Mills, Ralph Heasely, Randolph Meadville, Robert B. Thornton Springboro. From Erie: duck MacArthur, George S. Smart, Howard E. Tinsmann, Eaton Prant, Norman C. Mountain, and others. Also joining Mr. Cooper Union City and Andrew Knepp Jr North West Silver Patterson Aliion.
An excerpt from Nature Magazine highlights a badger named Burrower, famed for extensive ranges from Olin to the Paelie, spanning from Saskatchewan to Mexico. It notes the animal’s role in destroying harmful routines, its rapid decline, and its notable burrowing and rodent-hunting prowess.
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