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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1928
Page
3
A chaotic discussion of relativity attributes and a Vienna tale claim Prof Winatein will reveal his theory soon. The piece notes few people grasp the concept, suggests Einstein’s intellect or poor explanation as causes, and hints at public anticipation for a clearer exposition.
A reflective piece praises the press for impartial news coverage in recent campaigns and warns about the creeping risk of partisan bias in editorials. It then discusses federal wilderness sanctuaries, their design, and the tension between preserving nature and overexposure from visitors. Also notes a Columbia University blood donation drive attracting student volunteers.
Three rum cars fled as state trooper George Mazza found 49 sacks of whisky in a Cadillac touring car with a Pennsylvania license. A Marmion touring and another Cadillac were abandoned on a road near Manchester beach twelve miles west of Erie. Authorities cite a prominent Erie bootlegger as owner and continue tracing license numbers for arrests.
Erie County officials expect installation of voting machines in all 116 districts within a few years after a favorable county vote. Commissioner Charles R. Davis cited projected savings over $100,100 and reduced need for election staff as counties across Pennsylvania adopt the machines. Assistant notes indicate statewide momentum with 45 counties voting in favor and questions about implementation timing remain.
The problem asks how many degrees 70 F equals on the Celsius scale. Using C = (F 32) 5 9, we compute C = (70 32) 5 9 = 38 9 degrees Celsius.
The reader lists answers: founder of the Mormon church is Joseph Smith. lowest commissioned officer in the Navy is ensign. a barometer registers air pressure. Lake Dunmore is in Vermont. The word ging appears as a fragment.
Fragmented report notes carp in European ponds with claims of veteran status and a hundred genre of authorities. The text is garbled and unclear about specifics or context.
Policy narrative discusses Secretary Galvin and Secretary Abby advocating arms control and disarmament while warning against a new arms race. Observers weigh if international cooperation or unilateral buildup shapes America’s defense, with implications for schools and families as war fears persist.
A concert and ball at the Armory tonight receive public support. Thanksgiving turkey prospects and moneys for Morey Hospital are noted. Miss Eleanor Ames and Dr Archibald Mead wed at the Ames home. Locals plan events and travel as the year ends.
The regular Monday afternoon Readers meeting at Mrs A O Sandburg's Wright street drew fourteen members. Mrs C F Cronin read a letter excerpt to Miss Emma Crook e from Mrs George Patterson of Aston Pa. The president honored Miss Crook on her birthday with flowers. Mrs Thomas Ragan read from Disraeli, followed by a paper on The Negro North and South by Mrs Flora Whittlesey and a fall on the Underground Railway. Two guests attended, Mrs Simmons and Mrs Crosby, hostess's mother. Next meeting set for November 19 with Mrs Cronin.
Coast Guard personnel at the Little Island station rescued six aboard the disabled Ruth Mildred anchored near Nine York after a perilous fishing voyage. Elizabeth Wily of Nne reported the incident.
Governor-elect Roosevelt of New York, resting at Warm Springs, invites his predecessor Governor Alfred E. Smith to visit for an old fashioned barbecue. Smith may travel via the Gulf coast en route to office. In Columbia Pennsylvania, Abram Duke shot a large wildcat while rabbit hunting, the first seen in years, about 40 inches long and 15 pounds.
Advertises Thoxine as a guaranteed fast relief for sore throat and coughs. Claims internal cause addressed, no harmful drugs, safe for family. Sold by N F Ames & Co with prices 35¢ 60¢ and $1.00. Ad captioned as remedy for throat discomfort.
A fragmented page presents questions and answers on English usage. It asks to identify errors in sentences, correct pronunciations, spelling checks, and word choices with a few cryptic clues and a section labeled answers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Victoria Kreminski wife of Jacob Kreminski were held at St. Elizabeth's church this morning at 9:80 o clock. Rev V J Reiser officiated at the requiem mass attended by relatives and friends. Interment followed in St Kenbeth's cemetery with relatives acting as bearers.
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