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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1926
Page
3
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Capt Anton Heinen outlines a plan for migratory airship service between New York and Miami. He argues a 60 percent capacity use with 10 crew, 40 percent profit, and argues the ship could enable seasonal southward journeys similar to natural migrations, adjusting costs under current conditions.
A fragment from the Journal Filet dated September 15 1906 recounts events and names linked to Mohawk and local figures. The text mentions Wheat Pridon Market, ties to the Ming army, and references to Gates and Gates sisters among others. It captures a period past with scattered proper nouns, indicating a historical column excerpt.
A missing child from Meadville area was found deceased in French Creek after heavy rains. The boy, presumed to have entered the water near his home, was recovered by authorities with the help of a volunteer. Investigators keep details cautious while noting the incident prompted a multiagency search and widespread interest.
A local advertisement announces a major piano sale opening tomorrow. The event promises a large selection of pianos and related instruments, with a new venue in Hap Kasition. The dealer pledges extensive inventory, including up to forty disks and other gear, with special pricing and terms.
Government officials assure that America can rely on domestic shale deposits as a steady supply source. They stress that reduced imports and increased drilling will keep oil flowing, offsetting any global shortages and supporting wartime efforts.
George Stitt, 70, is to stand trial for murder in Meadville Crawford County after an alleged drunk driving incident weeks ago in Liver Township. Judge William M. Parker of Venango County will preside as Crawford County court opens proceedings in the smaller courtroom. The Dawley case has drawn unusual public interest ahead of the term at Arnworth County Court with a large attendance anticipated.
Dr Pater Harkey of Erie district deputy grail High Priest of the twenty first district of Masons was a visitor in Ue city yesterday.
New Castle reports a man died after an attempt to break up a petting party on his property. Joseph Richael, 68, was struck on the head by an object in a parked vehicle’s driver’s hands. Authorities say the driver and occupants were arrested about an hour later as investigative steps continued.
Grange members and officers are urged to attend a Saturday gathering at Maccabe Mall on September 18 at 7 p m. The program includes a roll call on farm living advantages, duets by Mrs Emma Teath and Mrs Thelma Hurlburt, discussions on farm youth, readings by Mrs Frank Crowell, and a long list of songs and talks led by Lee McCray and others.
United Press reports in Ottawa that Conservative Premier Arthur Meighen and five ministers lost in the general election. MacKenzie King’s Liberals are set to form the government with about 18 seats, while Progressives and independents hold balance of power. Conservatives appear to win around a few seats. A notable posturing on power ends the era of coalition balance in Canada. The piece notes a separate reference to a New Bedford school raising the American flag in 1801.
Severe rainfall in eastern Kansas and western Missouri drives Neosho river valley flood danger. Five fires reported lost and damage estimated at 5 million dollars as rivers run at flood stage. Wells and cisterns contaminated, typhoid fears loom. windstorms damage farms and rail lines with several bridges washed out. T. E. Whittiesey visited Buttle.
Brooklyn woman Mrs. Hegmann describes sleepless nights and fatigue from a lingering condition. She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other Pinkham products, reporting relief and promising to answer letters from other women seeking information. The Pinkham Company from Lynn, Massachusetts offers names of women who have benefited upon request.
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