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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1928
Page
3
The author notes a radio era sizing up presidential debates and audience reach, but cites invisibility of candidates. It predicts next campaigns will allow viewing speakers, capturing facial expressions and gestures to connect voters with their leaders, making national politics intimate and personal.
Premier Mussolini inaugurates an International Institute of Educative Cinematography in Frascati. He calls cinema the third epochal discovery after printing and photography and argues it speaks to the eyes and can educate globally. He notes radio is advancing education beyond cinematography.
A battered panorama discusses immigration walls and restrictive policies. It notes U S limits on entrance permits and contrasts global approaches. The piece questions postwar migration, trade impact, and the risk of renewed nationalist tensions.
The text lists scattered questions and answers about stamps empires geography and names. It mentions Ye Northern Lights plotire 0 5 2cent stamps Seattle Mush Diane and answers like Joseph Smith Enalga atmospheric pressure Swiss antelope species.
Twenty years ago as recorded in the Warren Times Journal Flies for November 14 1908 notes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Wenard Skata a dance at the Presbyterian Linch hall poorly attended Garry football team traveled by rail to Franklin for a game in wet conditions Officials anticipate building a bridge at Cambridge Springs Ladies Society met at Mrs Charles Bricken home five members present A Neal summoned to Jamestown then to return Monday Mrs Monahan attended a Curry wedding reception in Curry Warren Times
Rubin Britchey 38 of Chaneyville Pa stands trial in Erie County court for the murder of Leon Kohler 43 of Louisville during a dispute over a gun two months earlier on Plum Street. Jury selection faced delays as many potential jurors were excused for personal stance on capital punishment. Otla Herbst leads the prosecution with Mortimer Graham. defense counsel includes Robart Firman and Bernard Foley.
A modern Duco finishing shop will open Saturday in this city by Jamestown residents M. C. Trusler and C. B. Brady. They lease a local property and install new equipment offering Duco finishing and all types of fender and body repairs. The firm aims to rival top finishing departments in the country with experienced tradesmen from Brewster Company and extensive auto body work knowledge.
A puzzle states a weight of 9 pounds on one side and 16 pounds on the other. The true weight equals the difference, yielding 7 pounds. The rest of the text rambles about temperatures and unrelated arithmetic.
The Columbus Royal Arch Chapter held a notable event at the Masonic Temple with fourteen candidates received into the Royal Arch degree. A pre-session supper was praised, led by Elmer Gilbertson. Wallace Young presided, with remarks from visitors Dr. Peter Barkey and Rev. Mr. Kelly, and attendees from Brie and Warren.
An Ames advertisement touts MELLO a new French process face powder. It promises long wear reduces shine and provides a pure refined finish with noticeable staying power and glow.
At 8 o'clock this morning in St Thomas Church Thomas Chirch and Carolyn Mae McLean were married by Rev Francia Graves. The bride wore blue velvet and was attended by Arvillay McCauley. Clinton McLean served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's mother’s home. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Niagara Falls.
Corry Orange plans its annual Harvest meeting in Maccabee Hall on November 17 with business discussion at 2:30 PM to elect officers. All members and friends are urged to attend. The day long event is expected to draw a large crowd at 209 Mightyeth Street Niaghaills New York.
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