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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1929
Page
3
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An American correspondent reports from The Hague on Britain's postwar stance. Snowden argues Conservative Britain is treated well by the US and allies, while Labour backs ending such victimage. The piece links Britain’s perceived victimhood to pressures fueling hardline German responses.
A city election analysis notes women mobilized door to door for good government, bucking a machine era despite “bookworm amateurs” with voter insight. The piece contends disciplined machines falter when strategy is misunderstood and highlights how education and civic effort shift power in politics.
A reader challenge asks for the width of the annular ring between two concentric circles given the inner circumference 88 inches and the outer length 182 inches. The explanation outlines arithmetic steps such as dividing sums and multiplying factors, though the text is garbled.
Column reviews intra party maneuvering as Ruth Hanna McCormick lobbies to block Ve Neen and push her own Senate bid, while DeVeene faces renomination. The piece notes Chicago Tribune stance and ongoing lobbying by political veterans, stressing female influence in Illinois politics and party realignments ahead of primaries and November elections.
A digest from the Journal Files dated August 27 1909 reports local society notes and events. James P. Crown is named vice president of the Pennsylvania Merchants Association after a Pottsville convention. Miss Edwards and Herbert Rainer wed at Gherry Creek with Rev Welver officiating, and Erie traffic details accompany civic efforts to pave streets at Tokinsonbure with contracts valued around twelve thousand dollars. Ed O'Brien returns to Cleveland duties after vacation in the city.
Residents watch for the Graf Zeppelin as it nears Tale city and Crook County plans a Labor Day celebration expected to draw thousands. The Cony Credit Exchange mobilizes support for September festivities while local officials seek reelection amid lower primary enthusiasm.
A set of trivia prompts asks about a Greek philosopher who cured his stammer by speaking with pebbles, the country housing the Black Forest, whether latitude lines run parallel to the equator or at right angles, the capital of Switzerland, and a soporific term, plus a few references to Lincoln's inaugural address, reflected sunlight, New York, the motto In God We Trust, and a biplane.
A paper by W W Whitney and read by Mise Eunice Harmelink recounts early settlers near Roswell Coe on lot 24, the 1812 trek from Chenango County, and the hardships of building a homestead toward French Creek. It covers Mayville and Waterford trade, early clothing costs, fur values, and the Telew Indians.
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