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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1929
Page
3
In a perplexing report from New England sports, details are unclear. The text mentions Boston and a figure named Sean, with scattered phrases about a battle, a line, and a team or event. No decisive outcome or clear teams emerge from the fragment.
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Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sundays with address and publisher notes. Advertising rates are available on request and mailing details show post office entries and pricing for subscriptions and copies.
Alexander defeats Bracken in a tight municipal race to win the party nomination and return to office. The newspaper notes a strong comeback, campaign management by Alexander, and broad citizen confidence, while pledging cooperation despite past editorial disagreements.
A report from the Bureau of Railway Economics notes Class 1 railroads hauled about 57 million tons of coal and 4 billion gallons of fuel oil in the first half, achieving a record 129 pounds to move 1000 tons one mile. This marks a two-pound drop from last year and shows fuel efficiency improvements due to better locomotives and firing methods.
The piano roll by Irene Simpson of Jamestown and a fifteen year old youth at the high school auditorium last evening under the W. O. W. van Pry’s supervision entertained Joyers dr piwnc at Mrs Brissle Herth Olmstead. Ella Cronie, a town resident in the Washington site building, resigned her position to take effect soon.
In view of a national scandal over pro war propaganda, Dr. Chatlea MacFarland, general secretary of the Federal Council of Churches, denounces professional patriots and pseudo societies. He argues many use offices and stenographers to push 100 percent Americanism for profit, urging an end to their influence and a rethink of medical care debates.
A Warr Times report notes brighter prospects for Pennsylvania crude oil as discussions of rising demand and production circulate. It cites weeks in New York brokerage circles asserting production expansion and resilient consumption, especially in gasoline and fuel oil.
Wks'lam bake drew attendees from beyond the city including W. B. Reed BR. R. Powers Hasty Wager M. Gleason and R. Hi, Smith of Warren. F. i. Babbitt arrived from Chicago this morning while he attended the convention of the United Brug Company.
A vintage practice page presents answers to yesterday exercises. It lists common English usage questions on grammar pronunciation spelling and word choice with solutions. The item reflects a recurring educational feature from an old newspaper page.
The fragment lists five trivia questions. Answers hint at historical nicknames and places: Snow Baby refers to a person, population of Cubay is a value from a data point, bald eagle nickname origin, Goth am city is Baltimore, and Sherlock Holmes refers to a fictional detective. It also mentions Bull Run, Chesapeake Bay, lifespans, Germany, and Jennie Lind as references.
An observer notes radio networks linking the United States and Canada, with exchanges of programs among NBC and Germany and interest from Britain and other European nations. International broadcasting expands to South America, offering listeners foreign flavor and travel thrill from home. It is seen as promoting understanding and friendship through well chosen programs.
A problem asks the area difference between a right angled triangle with legs b and c and hypotenuse 25 rods and a scalene triangle with sides 13 14 and 45 rods. The text also includes arithmetic steps and a note that Mrs J J Maight left this morning to visit relatives in Buffalo.
Louise Kerckhoff of Los Angeles was named an honorary citizen of Bad Nauheim in recognition of her gift of 1 million dollars to establish a medical research institute for heart disease, memorial to her late husband. She received a letter of thanks from the Hessian minister of finance.
A major explosion near London sparked a vast oil fire as crews from London battled flames. The blast ruptured a tank with 390,000 gallons of kerosene and threatened a second tank holding 500,000 gallons of gasoline. Firefighters erected earthbanks, used millions of gallons of water, and evacuated nearby houses and factories as the blaze shook the area.
Greene County police seek robber or group after breaking into the home of Frank and Pete Bulanovich in Crucible. A fire followed the burglary, sending authorities to the scene as they investigate suspects and motive.
Mrs I A Adams of Little Rock Arkansas says she was sick for years after her last baby. She suffered nervousness and couldn't sleep until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia Pinkham's Liver Pills. She claims the remedy made her well and keeps her busy with a large family and strong work duties.
An invitation notes a church service at Emanuel Church for families with young children. A child care corner will be available in the foyer during the event, and filming or pictures of the service are described. Parents are urged to bring children and join the offering and activities aimed at comfort and welcome.
A fragmented price sheet lists various hardware and heating items with assorted prices. Items include cement, asphalt coating, Segal cans, auto strops, cotton mops, clothes lines, charred kegs, Budweiser malt syrup, bottle caps, cast iron ware, BISSELL carpet sweepers, heating stoves, and gas heaters from Reznor with multiple model prices.
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