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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1928
Page
3
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A fragmented OCR line mentions Chi AL Lote and Heine in unclear context, lacking identifiable events or clear names to form a proper report card.
The essay traces reform era figures like Tarbell and Wilson, weighing party loyalties and the role of business power versus government action. It contrasts two broad political paths, arguing neither party fully embodies reform with a focus on leadership, policy and the common man. The piece reflects on presidential dynamics, party loyalty, and the influence of ideology on voter choices.
A lengthy essay contends both Democratic and Republican leaders push for centralized power and private influence. It critiques private utilities, promises public ownership as balance, and criticizes Tammany and party loyalties while highlighting Governor Smith of New York and national issues shaping voter views this year.
Twenty years ago fierce forest fires swept Linesville Pennsylvania and the nearby Pymatuning swamp as dry vegetation burned deep. Miss Maid Briggs plans a Cleveland trip for millinery shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fisher relocate to the Weeks house on Smith Street. Curry residents register to vote today. Curry Water Co lays a cement walk before its new office at First Avenue and Pleasant Street.
A mixed list of English exercises and biographical notes. It mentions questions on sentence correctness, pronunciation, misspelled words, synonyms, and usage. Also includes brief notices: Mr and Mrs Will Rowe visiting Conneaut, witnesses in a burglary case, and death of Mrs Nellie Owens with residence details.
A mixed legible fragment lists questions and answers about American horse origins Maine fiddler Henry Ford Reading Pennsylvania nickname, soil for pines Pershing HQ in France and a few names. It also includes stray phrases about baptism and visitors in Kane, with several garbled names and dates.
Ridgway, Sept. 9. von Roberts, seven, son of Dr and Mrs Harvey D Roberts of Johnsonburg, was struck by an automobile as he crossed Bridge Street returning from parochial school. He suffered a broken tooth and was taken to Kwak Memorial Hospital where X rays were being conducted. The car was driven by a music teacher at the high school. Further details were not available.
A grocer holds gallons quarts and pints of vinegar and asks how much water should be added to reduce concentration to a target. The page also shows yesterday's answer 64.26 miles per hour and includes a faulty arithmetic explanation with multiple numeric steps and units.
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