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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1928
Page
3
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The headline notes a local champion team claim in a city tournament, led by standout players from several schools and supported by strong coaching. Officials report a decisive victory and upcoming regional matchups.
Corry Evening Journal reports on the stock market’s continuing bull run amid Federal reserve rediscount move and cautions investors about volatility. The paper also urges firm enforcement of the city motor vehicle ordinance and condemns anonymous political letters undermining public trust.
Harrisburg April 23 rain fell across Pennsylvania. Forestry officials say it extinguished all known forest sites and reduces fire danger but notes a likelihood of new fires for several days as conditions dry and travel resumes.
Eli Barlow a longtime Corry business leader and former mayor died after a storied career in the citys financial and commercial life. He joined Corry at age a boy in 1867 and rose through thrift and enterprise to prominence at Citizens National Bank and other executive roles. His public life may have been modest but his impact as a successful business leader is widely recognized and remembered.
The piece lists questions and answers about distance from New York to Los Angeles, a noted act preserving arts, a famous duel, cloud types, maple syrup state, and mentions Australian Sam Rindall of Warren visiting the city en route to Buffalo.
Answers to Saturdays Exercises are given here. The page presents a quiz on pronunciation, spelling, and word formation with items such as pronouncing "ineacity," choosing correct spellings, completing missing letters in abbreviations, forming proper words, and a note about identity. It reflects a periodical classroom drill format for language practice.
Historical note recounts events from 1908 including repairs at a power house and street railway operations resuming, resignations at Adamsheirs Company, a local injury from a stove incident, and a steel piece injury to Frank Sample. It also mentions a high school art exhibition by students from Miss Fuller Bonsteel and Miss Van Tissell schools, plus Mr Clarke Pains and Robert Heeren Jr leaving for Rochester to begin red man duties and a bank position promotion for Clarke Pains.
A problem presents partners A and B starting with 10 800, then B joins after four months with 13 400 additional capital. End-year profits are 10 percent of total capital invested. Calculate each partner’s share. The solution multiplies 40 000 by 4.5 to find insurance amount and divides 280 by 32 000 to allocate premium accordingly.
Washington correspondent Charles P. Stewart reports on toll bridge promoters facing backlash from lawmakers like Senator Barkley and Representative Cochran. The piece argues tolls are a tax on motorists, with big companies entering the field and public opposition growing as debates over funding roadways and navigation rights intensify.
United Press reports Captain Chorge Hubert Wilkins and Lieut Garl B. Eielson started from Point Barrow April 10 in a 1400 pound empty monoplane loaded to 3600 pounds. They aimed to determine land beyond Admiral Peary’s sighting but land was not found. Open sea lay near Svalbard as they landed on Dogmanspeira Island after 20 feet of skidding in loose snow. Flight lasted about 20 42 hours at over 110 miles per hour.
A review of 1928 aviation feats highlights a record four months of air progress. Notable events include Wilkins and Etelson’s 2042-hour world loop from Point Barrow. von Hueneveld Koeb and Fitzmaurice’s west Atlantic crossing. Debernard’s speed record at 816.58 mph. Stinson and Hardeman’s 34 hour endurance. Hinkler’s London to Australia feats. Costes and Le Brix’s global air cruise. Lindbergh’s goodwill tour of Central America and Cuba. and the Los Angeles dirigible’s voyage toward the Panama Canal Zone.
Fragment describes how wild animals kept in captivity often lose their natural color and markings. It notes that even living specimens may appear altered, no longer representing their typical appearance.
A lively Saturday scene follows Peter as he enjoys effortless play outdoors. He notices minnows nibbling at worms, learns bees are after honey, and reflects on friends and field observations beside a sunny riverbank.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column discusses April 1928 weather, noting temperatures slightly above normal but a dry spell and lack of rain. It argues warmer begins in spring and people overexpect warmth, explaining the mild winter and misread balance of seasons, while predicting upcoming wet days to aid vegetation.
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