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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1928

Page

3

Defeat in Latter Round Sparks Ringside Debate

A cryptic account of a boxing match notes Peterson delivering rapid exchanges and a decisive jaw blow that halted the opponent. The report mentions weight divisions, boos from the audience, and a chaotic final sequence as officials signaled the end. Names such as Li ngeles Ina and Ashi appear amid unfamiliar imagery and partial phrases.

Piolwel Brodl Peter Nis Ron Peterson Peter Nin Ashi Alex Hunts Volt

Advertising Rates and Mailing Details for Corry, Pa

Arthur Colegrove National Advertising Representative and Fred Kimball ING list Chicago and New York offices. The notice notes second class mail matter, post office in Corry Pennsylvania, and annual or carrier rates. Advertising rates are available by application.

National Fred Kimball ING 46Th St New York Tribune Chicago

Submarine Disasters Stir Public Alarm About War Danger

The piece notes submarines are feared for their brutal role in war and deadly accidents in peacetime. It cites Ondine, a French submarine sunk after being rammed by a Greek cargo ship, with slow response by the Greek captain. It also lists U S submarines sunk and crews lost, plus other nations' subs, urging caution about the weapon’s humanity and safety.

Phila Ia United States

Ganna’s Gew-Gaws May Halt Opera Tour

Ganna Woalska wife of Harold F. McCormick of Chicago faces a $1,000,000 duty claim on jewels and clothing bought abroad. She argues France residency gives her right to import. The government says her husband’s home determines where she lives and duty must be paid, risking her American tour if the goods are barred.

Ganna Gana Woalska Harold F. McCormick Chicago France Phat Gunna Jady

Costly air travel could be luxury for years

The piece notes a Zeppelin liner costs at least a million dollars, needs 40 crew, heavy fuel, and carries 20 passengers. It argues air fares will be high, with future trips likely cheaper than today but still far above sea rates. Transatlantic air travel may remain the privilege of millionaires for years.

Zeppelin

Answers to Yesterday's Newspaper Quiz

We present the scattered questions and dubious answers from a past quiz. The garbled text references ancient Roman wings, a president of Cr 8, and random phrases about friends and folds, with an unclear calary unit and a reference to Japan and Wells.

Ehier Jiatfos Capri Wells Mulluster Japan

Game of Correct English by W L Gordon exercises and questions

A page from a language column presents multiple choice and quick exercises on English usage. It asks about correct pronunciation, spelling of misused words, and daily word choice with answers from yesterday’s exercises.

W. L. Gordon

Twenty Years Ago Coles Hill Fire and Local News

A forest fire raged Monday on Coles Hill near Sherman causing large damage to timber land. A baby girl was born Friday October 18 to Mr and Mrs Adelphus Creell. Reports say Spring Creek village was nearly surrounded by fires and residents fought the blazes. Herbert Curlburg recovering from a neck and back injury from a Princeton football practice. Ritchie T Mars, Democrat candidate for district attorney, was in the city. Local officials and visitors from Corry Waterford and Union City dined at the Cooper House after a clam bake in Wye.

Coles Hill Sherman Herbert Curlburg Princeton Arso Sherif Henry Cogswell J. ¥. Austin Henry C. Frazier Aweeney A. HH Mobile Corry Gillette Waterford Cooper House Wye Union City Times

Washington gridlock in dry vote loyalties and Senator Scott

Washington correspondent notes many senators lean against prohibition in principle but vote dry for political safety. Senator Colby faces pressure as South Carolina party lines push him to support the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act, while fellow Dixie figures demonstrate mixed stances amid a tense Capitol winter.

Charles P. Stewart Washington Central Press Fashington D. C Coteman Livingston South Carolina Hia State Quires Ming Cole Bhexse Carolin Noton Colie Dixie AL Smith Augusta South Carolina-Georgia Line Solie

Alleged Fraud Taints Luzerne County Registration Lists

Scranton report states a large number of names on Luzerne county voter registration lists were allegedly entered fraudulently. Republican leaders pledged action to verify the roughly 2300 names amid the investigation announced today.

Scranton Luzerne Jondera Hier

False text prompt about a cryptic sense of importance

The fragment appears to reference a distorted or garbled phrase about courtesy and importance, with scattered proper nouns and dates unclear. It does not provide a coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item.

Syracuse to Meet Nebraska in Key Week Contest

Lincoln Neb Oct 20 Nebraska Cornhuskers host Syracuse in a major in week contest. Nebraska has outscored opponents 104 to 6 in three games this year and is favored to win after a 20 to 0 beatdown of Syracuse earlier. Notre Dame testimony cited in support of Huskers.

Lincoln Neb Nebraskals Gorahuskers Syracuse Waxterners Nebraska Notre Dame

Odd Precious Stone and a Muddled Bengal Assembly Tale

A garbled fragment from a Bengal legislative report describes a man in white attire and a curious rude image, mentioning W B Moreno and a figure named Jainee Gor whose identity remains unexplained within the rough text.

W. B. Moreno Legislative Counell Bengal Tuby Uby

Roosevelt Campaign Rally At Jamestown Stresses Farm Relief

Democratic nominee Prantdin D Roosevelt spoke to about a thousand at the Eagle Temple in Jamestown stressing farm relief and a single-issue approach. Also addressing were State Comptroller Morris Tremine and Miss Harriet May Mills of Syracuse. meeting opened by ER. Raemond Chant. Roosevelt and party traveled from Elmira after talks in Olean and Salamanca and skipped Mahconer due to delays.

Jamestown Get Prantdin D. Roosevelt Eagle Temple Nel Smith Roosevelt Mahconer

Funeral of Mrs. Raymond

Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Jackson Raymond were held Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the North Center street home. Rev C N MacIntyre of Clarence New York conducted the rites. Bearers were the grandsons Walford Benson Harald Morris Omar Korster Keith Raymond Jack Rayman and Edward Raymond. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. A large crowd attended the services and related events with visitors from Columbus Sheffield and nearby communities.

Jackson Raymond North Center Street C. N. MacIntyre Clarence N. Y Qerry A1. B Raymond Walford Benson Harald Morris Omar Korster Keith Raymond Jack Rayman Edward Raymond Pine Grove Cemetery Charles Manwarren Dewitt Marble Daft Johnson Columbus John J. Colegrave Charles Colegrave Sheffield

Erie supervisors meet for November county convention

Erie Ot . twenty third annual convention of the supervisors of Erie county will be held Wednesday November 7 at the courthouse. Registration from 9 to 10 will precede welcomes by Judge William HBirk Frame. State highway officials will discuss township roads and maintenance with talks on silives and driveways. Grant Smith of Mine Motor Club will speak in the afternoon alongside engineers Wheelock Snead and EY. final business includes election of an executive committee.

Erie Erie County Hell Wenesday Court House William TB. Hirk TC. Frame State Highway Department Grant Smith Mine Motor Club D. Wheelock EY. Snead

Fair Sunday with temperatures around four promised by plan

A fair Sunday forecast shows a high near 34 at 7 am with a light shower and a cool breeze. Mrs. J B Clarks former Grandin Hotel proprietor opens the Phoenix Lunch in the Phoenix Hotel building on East Main promising a successful culinary run. The city hears about Enna Jettick radio broadcasts of Songs Youll Love to Hear on the blue network via KDKA Pittsburgh. Peaks Products Co on East Main completes a new sidewalk and driveway at its plant. Erie Railroad crews advance a yard drainage project between main tracks to fix flooding and turf damage. Ernie Palmquist and his Carolina Collegians pass through Titusville en route to Jamestown for a Bike Frolic, with an engagement lasting all next week. Palmquist, once Arcade Restaurant staff, has built a noted career.

J. B. Clarks Grandin Hotel Phoenix Lunch Phoenix Hotel East Main Street Clark Fhoenix Lunch Newhouse Shoehouse Enna Jettick Blue Network Action Kdka Pittsburgh Ernie Palmquist Carolina Collegians Titusville Jamestown Palmquist Arcade Journal Basketball Five New York State Canada Collegians

Revival to be conducted here by J Gleason team

Corry will host an evangelistic revival led by Rev and Mrs J Gleason a renowned Wesleyan team. The couple bring years of campus and church revival experience in Marion College and Central College along with Mrs Gleason’s long service in Missionary Societies. They urge Christians to join, pray, and bring unsaved friends.

W. C

Woman's Threat Is Fulfilled in Delaware River Attempt

Barbara Elliott, a New York woman, tried to jump from the Delaware River Bridge to commit suicide. A bridge patrolman restrained her as she clung to the railing and claimed she would dispose of herself and her expected baby. She said she acted because her fiancé, Charles Elliott, vanished two weeks after their wedding.

United Press Philadelphia Barbara Elliott New York Delaware River Charles Elliott

What to Take When One Feels Run Down

A friend asks about the best remedy for fatigue and waning energy. The writer contemplates simple, practical measures to restore vigor and well being without extravagant remedies.

Nuatver

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