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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

3

Twenty Years Ago Exhibit at Radiator Building Worth Seeing

A note from two decades past highlights the Manufacturers' Exhibit held in the Radiator building on West Washington Street as a notable event worth visiting, signaling local industry interest and civic engagement at the time.

West Washington Street

Tornado devastation hits Kane section and surrounds

A destructive tornado swept through Kane and nearby areas causing extensive damage to homes, shops, windows, and trees. Strong winds uprooted oaks and maples, shattered glass at the McCrory building, and tore roofs in several blocks. Residents report outages and officials assess property losses near seventy thousand to seven hundred times ten dollars, with power crews clearing debris and securing sites.

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Vertical Cities and the Rise of Skyward Architecture

The city of the future will be vertical with towers rising high as natural limits constrain horizontal growth. Advancements in rapid transit and aviation will reduce congestion, enabling expansion outward rather than upward, while towers remain built for ornament and prestige rather than necessary density.

Bulla Ays Acrapeyh Aly Arunted Ujgaytee Manhattan Cites

Prohibition Sparks Debate Over Embassies Abroad

The article contrasts Sir Hemne Howard and Ambassador Dawes declaring embassies dry, noting the Eighteenth Amendment exempts U S diplomatic missions abroad. Dawes says he never drank at home and sees no reason to change abroad. It suggests embassies should be dry as a U S policy stance and comments on foreign reception of liquor.

Hemne Howard Charles G. Dawes England Dawes Washington London Supreme Court

Game of Correct English by W L Gordon excerpt

Language lessons from an old column reveal questions on sentence fixes and pronunciation. It lists mis spellings, fills missing letters for synonyms, and provides dubious answers on daily usage with examples like correct pronounciation of yolk and proper word choices in casual talk.

W. L. Gordon

Problem solving with workers and time

A game style arithmetic item states that seven men can dig a trench in 7.5 days, but if four men are absent the team needs 2.5 days more. Determine how many workers are needed to complete the task in the original time. Also includes yesterday's problem about cube root of 2,671,960 and squaring 487.

Fon Trenehih

Fragmentary 19th century names and notices

A damaged OCR of a local page lists scattered person names and brief notices. Mentions include Mary, Wilbur Wilson, Rev Wandeth Ad Goldin, Miss divived from Denver, and others in a chaotic montage of visitors, addresses, and travel references with no coherent event.

Wandeth Ad Goldinvaile Heaton Miss Denver Tatty Wright Marlon Treat Toweph Guignan 4School Cleveland Lyme Turae

Woodman Circle Memorial Services Planned

The Woodman Circle will hold memorial services Sunday at 10 30. Members will decorate the graves of their deceased. All who can go are asked to meet at the park at 10 15.

Ho J. MeGray Ruth Henry Olity LP. Mecray Mies Berjie Tew Winki Milwaukee Wis Ala Wred TeWinkle Hein TeWinkle University of Pittsburgh Wwer Nihe University George A Brooklyn Fi W. Neckers Arthur Hall Hall Solumbia College Neckers Mall Wayde Geerison Leurdine Hiliot Mayville Alfred Newhouse Findley Lake Winifred Christensin George West Point Neil Prof. Irving Wilcox Woodman Circle

San Cura Ointment and Baby Soap Ad Claims Relief

An advertisement promotes San Cura Ointment as a remedy for piles and skin conditions with testimonials from G. Root of Montecalvo Los Angeles County and W. F. Gilbert of Pleasantville. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied and lists prices 1.25 and 25 cents for the soap.

San Cura G. Root Montecallo Los Angeles County Cal Ry J, Derflinger Maywood W. F. Gilbert Pleasantville AIT GOOB Dvuig

Married at Parsonage in Philadelphia and Corry

John OShaughnessey of Philadelphia and Nellie Johnson of Corry were married at 8 oclock in the evening at the residence of Rev. FL Cressey. OShaughnessey is employed by the Western union in Hine cone strughlom wore.

John O'Shaughnessey Philadelpia Nellie Johnson Corry FL Cressey O’shauenessey Western Minion

Answers to Yesterday Questions From Look and Learn 4

The page lists historical trivia with mis-spellings and fragmented items. It cites Days ly defeating a giant, Nathaniel Have thorn birth details, an opah description, a person born abroad with foreign-born parents who became a citizen, and the capital of Kansas, plus several quiz answers including Rrapols Scorp Key and the Battle of Quebec.

Nathaniel Thorne Kansas

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