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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
3
A terse note records team actions and alloy details in a report about special projects and a hoist of alloys. The wording is unclear but references Jeet and a main team event involving 20b alloys.
The readable text hints at a sports scene with heat and a listed player, but the fragment is too incomplete to identify teams, score, or event details. No clear entities or outcomes can be established from the fragment.
The piece notes Herbert Hoover faced political pressure as Governor Smith's waterpower and natural resources stance contrasts with Hoover's public ownership critique. It cites Republican leaders Borah Hughes and Roosevelt campaigned for Hoover, while Borah's Senate rebukes complicate the campaign amid shifting alignments. The column also discusses a suggested high school history course blending geography astronomy and geology to deepen student interest.
A newspaper column notes limited U.S. enthusiasm for revising the Dawes Plan while European nations push to scale down German reparations and seek American input via an unofficial representative on an expert committee. It also critiques a Pro-Communist rally, praising democracy but mocking radical rhetoric and police restraint.
The largest religious denomination in Canada is United Church of Canada. General Lew Woatlace is mentioned as The Little Get eral 2, Magna Carta is cited as item 2, three principal divisions of tooda are Mara, and the leper colony is on the island of Maui.
A compact item presenting a language quiz by W. L. Gordon including questions on grammar pronunciation misspellings and word usage. The reader is prompted to identify errors supply proper forms and apply vocabulary in daily speech.
A word problem states that 4 by, 3 pk, dat, and 1 G-5 pt of wheat produce one barrel of flour and the miller takes 4 quarts per bushel. It asks how many bushels a farmer must mill to obtain 5 barrels. The accompanying note cites yesterday’s solution and a date-based calculation.
Oil City October 25 District Attorney Dan Goodwin said no decision has been made on pursuing a homicide charge against John Gidders currently serving nine years for assault with intent to kill. Gidders previously shot Old City desk sergeant Walter Powell on July 18, injuring him fatally Wednesday morning.
Historical dispatch weighs which lifting gas should fuel airships amid debates over safety and cost. Hydrogen offers greater lift but sparks fire fears, while helium is safer yet scarce. Navy plans consider new dirigibles amid rising transcontinental air travel demand and industry claims.
The article notes Hoover’s Madison Square Garden remarks fueling Smith’s critique. Norris’s impending endorsement adds weight with progressives, shaping the closing campaign dynamics as both parties assess potential shifts and reactions.
Twenty one persons were injured when a collision involved three trucks and a touring car in North Haven Connecticut. Most injured were believed to be Connecticut Trolley Company employees en route to Wallingford. All were taken to Grace Hospital in New Haven. Two were seriously hurt.
A quoted remark contrasts average minds with real thinking, arguing that reverie is aimless. It suggests life is too short to merely let thoughts run without direction or purpose.
The Corry Woman's Club will hold a business meeting Friday October 26 at 8 o'clock in the Parish Hall. President Mrs E C Barnes will report on the State Convention at Lancaster Pennsylvania. Executive Board members will host with refreshments. A large attendance is requested.
A fragment notes central Italy producing commercial electricity from earth interior steam while an unrelated item mentions a found beagle. The tag reads 1928 Crawford county license, collar shows no name. owner Claus Spencer, R. D. 7, Corry, Pa. 226.
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