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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1928

Page

3

Winning the War on Leprosy

The article highlights historic medical advances in leprosy treatment. Sir Leonard Rogers notes new uses of devices to combat leprosy, suggesting possible eradication in British and American territories. It contrasts the disease’s old stigma with potential future global decline and lasting impact on history.

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Opportunity Talk Warns Students Against Pessimism

A veteran labor leader addresses college students arguing that while big firms and banks dominate many sectors, there are ample opportunities for capable, energetic individuals. He contends that optimism and effort create chances to start businesses or join firms, countering discouraging views.

Look and Learn quiz world facts from yesterday

Answers to Yesterday's Questions include Boston as capital of Massachusetts and a note on Africa n elephants. The Atlantic Ocean cable count and other items appear in a mixed quiz format lacking clear sources.

Thaly U.S. Navy Poland Boston Benjamin Franklin India

Twenty Years Ago Fires March 14 1908

A readers’ column from 1908 highlights local events and items of interest. Mrs. Max Goldsmith received a silver turk and spoon as a Pythian token. Prof EB Mixer of Waterford, a county superintendent candidate, traveled through town toward a Wayne school meeting. Mrs. Elgene Hard departed for Chicago for the coming month with relatives.

Journal Fires Max Goldsmith Eb, M Waterford Mak Ing Wayne Elgene Chicago Cliffes

Dinner Planned by Emmanuel Church Ladies

The Ladies of Emmanuel Church plan a St Patrick dinner in Parish Hall on Saturday evening March 17 served with Virginia baked ham mustard relish jelly scalloped potatoes cabbage apricot pie coffee and bread. Tickets are fifty cents with proceeds for church benefit.

Interesting Sidelights On Life In Nation's Capitol

A Washington NEA writer reflects on Capitol life and a rash of political jokes. The piece touches on regulatory probes of liquor and food laws, ongoing investigations, and remarks about personnel such as Governor Fuller and Lindbergh.

Nation

Jail Terms for Past Offenders

Supflo March 13 opening day of the March federal court session saw United States Attorney Richard H Templeton announce jail terms for second offenders under the National Prohibition Act. He listed amended charges and indicated a firm stance to pursue stricter terms. Judge Simon B Adler presided as the grand jury was sworn and began hearings.

Simon B. Adler

Funeral of Mrs Sam Scott

Funeral services for Mrs Samuel Scott were held at the family home on South Center Street Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Roger F. Cressey of the Presbyterian Church conducted the service. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives and friends served as pallbearers. Also present were Mrs. Charles Brealeyson of Meadville Pennsylvania and Mr. B L Spotts of Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Samuel Scott South Center Street Roger F. Cressey Presbyterian Church Yu Kincaid Ina Austin Archie Postlethwaite Scull Esis Pine Grove Carlton Sing Leon Ting Jarold Patterson Edward Johnson Bert L. Scott Walter J. Scott Charles Brealeyson Meadville Spott Harisburg

Bank Robbery Suspect Reports Loot Hidden in Blair County

Jilis Franell, confessed gang member, failed to locate a portion of bandit loot from the First National Bank robbery on October 28. He and associates may face Blair County court after being returned by local officers and a Burns Detective Agency representative. In Erie, Christopher Weber, injured by a brick from Hotel Lawrence, remains in Hamot Hospital in serious condition after the early Tuesday accident.

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Fine Exhibition Ranch Planned by Warren Youth

Warren, Maren 14. The son of Mr and Mrs ULB Bell of Melrose Place plans to open the Wa To Na Exhibition ranch on the Pittsburgh Buffalo highway one mile from Lakewood toward Jamestown. The ranch will exhibit animals from white mice to Canadian black bear including badgers ringtail cats prairie hogs wildcats raccoons muskrats albino ferrets squirrels skunks porcupines foxes weasels rabbits birds reptiles and snookum bears.

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A Problem a Day of A and B Overtake Distance

A problem states A is 100 yards ahead of B. A travels 5 yards while B travels rds, find B distance to overtake A. The solution provides 125 square inches and explains by multiplying 8 by S16 to get 64 squares, then dividing to get area per square.

Assembly Lineup in Erie County Announced

United Press reports the Erie County slate for state assembly across four districts. Key names listed include C A Rice and George Brown in the First District, Leonard Kugawski in the Second, Joseph Rozieszhelns in the Third, and Howard Elsepan in the Fourth, with party labels noted.

United Press Erie County Harrisburg State Assembly King C. A.¢ Rice Erie George Brown Surie Ohn Scheck Exe John R. Boyce Brin Juha Schreck Repubican Miles R. Millet Ele Leonard J. Kugawski Floyd Alexander Fries Joseph M. Schilling Bie Republicat Joseph Ro Zieshelns North Shard Howard G. Elsespan Bust Springfield

Financial notes overview with varied corporate data

Week ended March car loadings reached 9595879? Value changes include a 29747 car increase from the prior week due to Washington's birthday but a drop from 1927. December operating income for电话 companies shows 12485982 versus 18187887 in 1926. General Tire and Rubber reports 1827 net of 226085053, with dividends declared and record dates. American Petroleum Institute cites 2235700 bpd crude output for week ended March 10, down 1050 from prior week. United Gas Improvement plans 900000 expenditure pending Warren interests approval.

Unites Rres Washington General Tire and Rubber American Petroleum Institute

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