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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
3
Panama Canal Adequate Says Engineer Asks No Rush To Nicaragua
A Corry Evening Journal summary notes engineer John F. Stephens argues the Panama Canal has sufficient capacity, comparing it to the Soo Canal and outlining potential capacity increases by extending day operations and adding reservoirs. He contends Nicaragua facilities are unnecessary now and predicts the canal will serve for about 60 more years. The piece also jabs about real estate and media habits, finishing with a quip on counterfeit money aiding tips for tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Panaama Canal
Nicaraguia Canal
American Society of Engravers
Johin F. Stephens
Gen. Goethals
Soo Canal
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Panama
Mr. Stephens
Nicaragua
Game of Correct English Exercises From W L Gordon
Exercise page gathers questions on grammar spelling and pronunciation with errant spellings and missing letters. It lists items such as correcting none other than those people present and pronouncing Boer and provides yesterday's answers including convalescence pleasurable and impecunatous.
Water weight in twin 20 foot tanks
A town has two vertical cylindrical tanks 20 feet in diameter and 45 feet high. The gauge reads 50 feet of water in the tanks. Compute the weight of the water. The problem uses volume and density to find the total weight of the stored water.
Interesting Sidelights on Life in Nation's Capitol
Rodney Dutcher reports on how Congress reflects dominant local interests, bosses, and organized groups. He notes how representatives mirror their districts and lobby influences, often serving special interests over the general public. The piece casts doubt on broad public representation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation’s Capitol
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Feb
Congress
Congressman Huddleston
Alabama
George
Ano Gsumes
Look and Learn quiz questions and yesterday's answers
The user lists questions about Civil War battles, South American deserts, alloy vs element, a king punished for burning cakes, and a country famous for witches cheese and chocolates, followed by yesterday's answers on rain refraction, Africa, Theodore Roosevelt, the poles, and Cremona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Cremona
Sure Relief For Sore Throat
Relief claim for Thoxine as a physician prescribed cure that acts within minutes. Promotes direct effect on the cause with no alcohol or habit forming ingredients. Safe for family use and sold with a money back guarantee at Ames Drug Store and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick
Yeliel
Ames Dig Store
Gooddmay
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files Of 1908
A February 3 1908 recap notes a severe sow storm with record drift levels halting business. The Corry and Columbus Street Railway remained stranded since Saturday. K F Livermore becomes sole manager of Corry Department Store after finalizing settlement with Henry Rushton. High school basketball lost 24 to Chautauqua. locals walked home due to snowed in traction lines. Alex Stein a former Corry boy now with a Chicago meat firm visits. Robert Heetlom Jr returns from Troy N Y for a week’s vacation with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
K. Fy Livermore
Corry Department
Henry Rushton
Chautauqua
Muyyidle
Alex Stein
Chicago
Alex
Three Held For Theft Of Coat In Larceny Case
In RIE, Feb 8 three suspects James Caliban 9 of S17 Myrtle Street Himer Bell 83 and John H Claris 43 faced Alderman Eugene Alberstadt on larceny charges. They were held to jail for 10 hearing Friday after failing to post 300 bail. Detectives Mong and Hagerty recovered 3 coats from Caliban during Tuesday night arrest. The coats are believed to have been stolen from Dr B J Mitenell office on Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. J. Mitenell
Beach Street
Dying statement implicates two on murder trial
In Little Valley two defendants, Joseph DelGiudice and Frank Femia, stand trial for first degree murder of Oleen Minn. A dying statement from Mary Suulelli, 18, claims her father Scutelia implicated the pair, saying Midgie and Femia were with him when the stabbing happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
Mary Suulelli
Joseph Seuteta
Oleen Mn
Toma Midgle
Joseph DelGiudice
Frank Femja
Scutelia
Olean General Hospital
Toma Midgie
Frank Wari
Sonie Beer
Lien
Femin
Midgie
del Giudice
Jon
Joseph Stutella
Thos
DalGiudice
Femia
Brothers Held Over Erie Robbery Case in Warren County
Ernest Moore, brother of James Moore, taken into custody by Erie police on Thursday morning in connection with the Alf Brothers store robbery at Tidioute three weeks ago. James Moore, an alleged accomplice, was captured in Cleveland and sent back to Warren County Jail. Both men to be held pending the March term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Tidioute
James
Cleveland
Warren County
Sherif Jefferson
Attorneys Shift Sides In Franklin Embezzlement Trials
In Franklin Quarter Sessions Court Judge Frank L. Thomas, who led the Kaufman embezzlement prosecution, began defending Nixon in a parallel embezzlement case. G. G. Martin, who previously defended Mrs. Kauffman, now prosecutes Nixon as Thomas defends him in the same offense type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Franklin
Frank L. Thomas
Kaufmin
J. Willard Nixon
G. G. Martin
Quiet Dignity in Funeral Service Promised
The notice extols quiet dignity as the guiding trait of the funeral home offering faithful service and human sympathy. Despite modern equipment and methods, the firm pledges consistent assistance to the bereaved, with 3 DAY on NIGHT contact.
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Davison Funeral Home
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