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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1928

Page

3

P f W telegraph operators to join schedule shift

The P. fe W. telegraph operators in Union City Spring Crubb Pittsfield and Ludlow have been put on the show schedule. Corry readers learn that Prof W W Pell former superintendent of prelty wehoots is now mayor of Orangeville. DOYLE ON IMMORTALITY discusses Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's claims and a medium contact with a dead friend in a long-winded digestion of belief versus psychology. Washington’s birthday parties and local weather notes pepper the rest of the column along with a brief look at fashion trends including hare hair hats for women and bareheaded college youths.

P. Fe W Union City Spring Crubb Pittsfield Ludlow Corry W. W. Pell Prelty Wehoots Orangeville Thomas A. Rdison Arthur Conan Doyle Hilson Doyle Duncombe Dene Fy Doyle Denis Sir Arthur Paris Mach

Hoover veers toward White House via cabinet route

Washington report notes Herbert Hoover could become the first president without prior election if nominated with open White House backing. The piece outlines his tenure as secretary of commerce and the paths of past presidents, including Harding, Roosevelt, and McKinley, who rose from varied offices. It discusses political routes, party dynamics, and the rarity of cabinet leaders ascending to the presidency.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington Herbert Hoover White House Orbis Hoover Courrse Foc John United States Vou Isiderabte Shivegss Harding Wilson New Jerey Tait Steppell San Roosevelt McKinley Ohio Benjamin Harrison Cleveland Newe ‘Yords Arthur Garfield Hayes Chhio Tilden New York Grant Andrew Johnson Tennessee Lincoln Buchanan Russia England Pierce Fillmore Taylor Harrison

Films on Fish Propagation Enjoyed by City Sportsmen

About a hundred Corry residents attended a Junior High screening sponsored by the Corry Chapter of the Izaak Walton League. Gerald Gilson spoke on local league work and N. B. Spencer outlined the State Board of Fish Commissioners aims, with five reels showing hatcheries and perch propagation attracting keen interest.

Corry Tzaak Walton League of America Gerald Gilson Izaak Walton League N. B. Spencer State Board of Fish Commissioners Spencer Board of Fish Commissioners Fisheries Department

Bandits Hold Up Two Banks In Missouri

United Press reports two separate bank robberies in Missouri on February 24. In Wellston, four masked bandits seized $25,000 to $30,000 at Welleton Trust Co while kidnapping a bank service car driver. In Kansas City, City Bank on a downtown street was robbed by a gunmen gang, with loot estimated at $18,000.

United Press Wellston Welleton Trust Co Kansas City

Man loses both feet in rail accident near Latrobe

Charles Lobdell, son of Meg and Mrs Henry Lobdell of Pleasantville, was amputated below the ankles after a freight train crushed his feet. He had been riding home from mine work near Johnstown, was placed off near Torrance, walked toward Torrance, warmed in Latrobe, then was struck by a freight train. His condition was critical.

Mitusville Herald Meg Henry Lobdell Pleasantville Latrobe Hospital Charles Lobdell Poy Herald Young Lohdell Johnstown Crescent Titusville Torrance Young Lobdell Latrobe

A Problem a Day Perimeter and Acre Question

A square field with outer boundary 489 rods asks for its area in acres. The prior text then lists odd figures 75000 gallons and 7125 gale with unclear explanation about converting gallons to cubic feet and further steps, but the core task is the field area conversion.

Discretion and Experience Echoed in Neighboring Restraint

A reflective note emphasizes choosing restraint over overreach. It urges stepping back to let neighbors handle tasks, valuing experience and measured action. The message suggests humility and prudent limits in local dealings.

Game of Correct English by W L Gordon

A compact study page listing English language exercise items by W L Gordon. It includes questions on sentence correctness pronunciation spelling and vocabulary usage with dated tone and references to yesterday's exercises.

W. L. Gordon

Look and Learn Quiz Answers From Yesterday

Answers listed: 1 Herbert Hoover, 2 Scotland, 3 The whale, 4 People of French or Spanish descent in Louisiana, 5 Segments of the spine.

England Marathon Herbert Hoover Scotland Louisiana

The Solemnest Man in Church

A brief note in the Woman's Home Companion humor column praises a man noted for his extreme solemnity during church services, calling him the most somber member of the congregation.

Yen

New York Fed Holds Redis Count Rate at Four Percent

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York kept its redis count rate unchanged at four percent. Detroit industrial employment for the week ending February 21 totaled 291,875, up 1.78 percent from the prior week and down from 292,876 in the same week of 1927.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York Detroit

Thoxins touted as quick cough relief in ads

An old advertisement claims Thoxins quickly relieves coughs by addressing the throat irritation and inflamed airways. It highlights a Philadelphia company and lists prices 350 800 and 1.00, noting distribution through Ames Brig Stre and Vondra Pharmacs, with earnings figures from 1927.

Philadelphia Ames Brig Stre Vondra

Overdose of Veronal Fatal in Clark Summit

Arthur R. Tucker aged 26 died at the home of EB Seyler in Clark Summit from an overdose of veronal, a nerve sedative, taken to relieve throat and neck pains and to aid sleep. Tucker, a former Reno road worker, had been unemployed and boarded with the Seyler family. The death occurred Thursday morning and was reported by household members.

Oil Owl City Arthur R. Tucker EB. Seyler Clark Summit Ohe Reno Seyler Tucker

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