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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
3
The column discusses radio as background noise reducing attention and recounts Paul Siple being chosen for the Byrd South Pole expedition. It notes his seven and a half years in scouting, sixty merit badges, and his Sea Scout rank, highlighting the honor as motivation for other youths.
A fragmented reader exercise featuring misprints on pronunciation spelling and usage. The text lists questions and answers about correct English, includes items on pronouncing history and uneducated synonyms, and notes yesterday's exercises with brief word forms and corrections.
An 88 year old widow, Mrs Sarah Steele, was beaten and robbed of $10 by a male intruder who entered her Bell township home early today. She was reported in critical condition by neighbors. Police are investigating the incident.
Morningworld New York Times Herald Tribune Philadelphia News Detroit Free Press Kansas City Star Boston Globe Boston Herald Los Angeles Times review Gov. Smith acceptance speech. Commentary from multiple papers contrasts tone and substance noting strong personality, positions on prohibition, and political risk. observers differ on originality clarity and strategy.
A dated math puzzle fragment describes two storage scenarios for cotton bales over several weeks. It asks for the correct distribution of bales between two stores, with an answer reference and a brief explanation involving dimensions and a product calculation. The text is fragmented and relies on historical notation.
The prompt appears garbled. no coherent event or entities beyond fragmented names emerge to form a valid news item with identifiable people places or organizations.
Former Secretary of Navy Josephus Daniels, editor of the Raleigh News and Observer, labels Smiths prohibition bid a phantom fight. In a United Press interview, Daniels says Smith and Hoover failed to oppose the water power trust and criticizes the Republican record on prohibition while affirming his own Democratic allegiance.
Paris reports the Ne De France liner's mail plane catapulted from the liner at 7 AM 150 miles at sea and landing at Le Bourget 16 hours earlier than expected. It stopped at Cherbourg at 11:20 AM en route to Paris, delivering ship-to-shore mail.
Corry residents plan to attend nearby county fairs next week as preparations proceed. Watteburg Fair expects hundreds. a better baby contest is set for August 1 from 8 to 9 1/2 AM with judging at 1 PM Friday. Warren and Stonebury fairs open Saturday and Labor Day week with entertainment promised and exhibits likely to surpass prior years. Mrs Kamber and family visited from New York City. FR G Dawson of Warren was in town on business.
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