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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
3
The article discusses Will Hays and motion pictures shaping living standards in small towns. It notes how audiences learn fashions, home decor, and lamp designs from screen imagery, influencing consumer desire and business progress. The piece argues this visual culture fosters material progress and better standards of manners and morals.
A newspaper piece critiques young women marketed as aviators as publicity stunts. It argues genuine aviators would pilot their own planes and navigate Atlantic ventures, while many current exploits are seen as publicity ploys for notoriety and theatrical engagements.
The quartermaster general announces 4900 modern electric ranges will be installed in officers quarters nationwide to replace gas coal and wood stoves. Automatic heat regulators accompany the units and the change is meant to boost service popularity among officers wives.
Answers to Tuesdays questions puzzle text lists six items with errors in spelling and punctuation. It includes correct pronunciation, usage, and word forms such as may I speak, regatta, misused letters in synonyms for allow, and a final line about race and permanence.
Answers to yesterday's questions include Sir Isaac Newton as 1, pythons as 2, the French Foreign Legion as 5, chewing gum as 4, and Australia as 5 in the Europe gambling resort query.
A puzzle notes that the hour and minute hands of a yacht clock coincide at 12 oclock and asks the next coincidence time. It gives a brief explanation: subtract 7 from 11 and divide 4 by a4, instructing to invert the fraction and multiply.
The Crawford County Co operative Dairy Improvement and Sales Association will hold their annual picnic on Saturday, July 7 at unspecified location. Organizers invite members and families to attend, with activities and refreshments planned as part of the community gathering.
Mrs. Mary Black, 24, was instantly killed and her husband, Kes Black, 20, injured when lightning struck them as they picked strawberries on their Waterford area farm during a severe Tuesday storm. Neighbors assisted the injured man. coroner Daniel Jey ruled the woman’s death was instantaneous.
Reports note showers and a hot spell with the thermometer near the nineties. B L Stein, Warren merchant injured near Pittsfield in an auto accident remains confined at home, improving slowly. A heavy downpour drenched hillside streets. a derailment near Jamestown injured four crew, Charles Higgins most seriously hospitalized.
Mrs. Panny Garrison Villard daughter of William Lloyd Garrison and mother of Oswald Villard editor of The Nation died today at her Dobbs Ferry home from heart disease at age 88. George Butters of Ou City visited Gilis on East Wayne street over the holiday.
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