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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
3
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The Corry Pa publication lists mail and carrier rates for the Cony Evening Journal. It notes publisher Arthur Golegraya and advertising rep Fred Kimball Inc with offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh.
The piece recalls spring and summer Mississippi Valley floods and urges national sympathy for New England victims. It emphasizes the terror of rushing waters, loss of life, property damage, and the need for flood prevention and swift action to rebuild and protect public health and sanitation.
Dr Toda director of the Institute of Hygiene at Kyoto University tour of Europe and the Americas leads to a verdict that the United States leads the world in sewage and garbage disposal. He calls systems simple and efficient and says waste disposal is a fundamental community matter.
An OCR fragment presents questions on grammar spelling and word meanings from a workbook or quiz. It includes prompts about identifying errors in a sentence, choosing correct spellings, filling missing letters, and answering yesterday’s exercises, with references to vocabulary end and imitation.
The text lists a set of quiz questions and mixed answers about presidents science sound oriental toys and a supreme court chief justice. It includes a list of yesterday’s Qs with answers and a postal regulation debt warning.
Twenty years ago the journal notes reflect on civilization and cleanliness. A Greek statesman is mocked as a public searer while the piece ponders dirt as art and the value of cleaning up refuse as an honorable task.
Warren November 10 details of Tuaxlay's election emerged at Coury House. The Democratic ticket won with a 25 vote majority while Republicans struggled. The resignation of Dr. Prantein Queigher was discussed as a potential replacement for the remaining term with a January meeting planned.
A word problem asks how long 25 men take to build a bridge in 18 days and how long it would take a different number of workers at the same rate. It includes a faulty SSA explanation fragment about dividing by 100 multiplying by 45 and doubling the result.
Preparations are under way for the Erie County Patriarchal League encampment session. Grand Patriarch George W. Morton will preside as delegates from across the county assemble to discuss the new organization and its future schedule.
Dunkirk voters reject daylight saving time plan by a decisive majority with 2,185 in favor and a district 2 of the Fourth ward voting against. Only one district supported daylight time. The referendum accompanied the election and aimed to shift the summer clock.
An advertisement urges thin individuals to try McCoy’s Tablets to gain weight and improve health. Alberta Rogers is cited as an example of loss and restoration, with a guaranteed refund if a weight gain of 1 pounds in 6 weeks is not achieved after using the product for a specified number of boxes. The promotion names N. P. Ames & Co. and general drugstores as sellers.
An advertisement urges nervous people to try Lite tone Tablets claiming relief from nervousness and pain plus improved vigor and mood. Thomas Downey druggists offer a money back guarantee with seventy five tablets for the price, with mail orders available.
An intensive campaign against motorists driving with radar defective brakes will be instituted during the week of November. State Highway patrol units announced the effort, warning drivers to have their brakes tested and repaired before the campaign opens.
New York reports negotiations continue in a damage case brought by Frieda Hempel against multimillionaire Aveist Heckscher. Rumors of a $48,000 settlement are denied while terms remain under discussion amid a statewide program tied to a charity singing engagement in Europe.
The second day of the trial of M Manonfescue former undersecretary of finance for Romania proceeds in Bucharest with ten foreign and ten Roumanian newspapermen allowed after oral public barred. He faces charges of plotting a coup d etat after his capture at the frontier carrying letters from Prince Carol to four Roumanian figures including Queen Marie. The proceedings occur in a military court.
Earl Sande, leading American jockey, is idle for the winter after his appeal to the Maryland Racing Commission was refused. He plans to ride Tor Tivense in the spring and says he has been done a grave injustice by the decision.
Los Angeles reports Joe Stecher, the Lady-stissors expert, defending his world heavyweight title by winning two falls from Widek Zhyseko in a decisive match.
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