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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1926
Page
4
A garbled excerpt reflects personal sentiment and contemplation about life and freedom. The piece mentions a visitor and a prisoner pondering a life sentence, with fragmented references to emotional impact and historical context.
A garbled text fragment references quail, naming a species within the Colinus genus. It mentions geographic hints like the southern parts of New Whyland and Minnesota. The exact scientific terms and locations are unclear due to transcription errors.
A concise report notes Budapest, Hungry, offers graded telephone service with terms like "Tumed late" "rapid urgent" and "ordinary" as contrasts to more developed U S systems. The piece highlights price and service variation across categories.
The clipping reports daily items from Warren and vicinity including price drops on fruit and baskets, local deliveries, social events and charity sales, plus road accidents, court mentions, a drowning recovery, school immunization notes, and ongoing town notices from Findley Lake to North East Road. Notable names include Will Blakeley, Clyde D. Wilcox, and Bear Lake area residents, with references to Warren Water Company and local churches.
Washington reports delay in railroad consolidation legislation under President Coolidge. Senate consideration is pushed to the December session as Senator Earl Mayfield notes an Interstate Commerce Committee report backing the measure. The bill would let railroads extend lines without prior ICC certification.
An unclear report discusses soap's ability to kill germs including typhoid organisms. It mentions substitutions of coconut oil for another oil and notes potential destructive effects on microbes, while referencing science service opinions.
Fragmented OCR describes a French warship launched in 1858 named La Glorie or Gory. It lists measurements of 204 feet in length Sofoot in breadth and 25 feet deep with references to quay keepers and a ferry toll.
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