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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1928
Page
3
Unclear OCR text hints at a sports event in Australia with a favored player or team poised for a trophy. Mentions of dope, poten ny fig, and a pivoted stance suggest analysis of contenders and a potential winner in a tennis setting. Names and precise details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR output mentions various names and events without clear meaning. The readable portions reference teams, a quad, and Princeton, but no coherent incident or outcome can be established for a concise summary. The text lacks detectable dates, places, or actions to anchor a proper news item.
Corry Evening Journal announces advertising rates and terms for subscribers and advertisers. Includes contact details for Fred Kimball Inc and Tribune Tower office, with pricing per year per copy and weekly carrier rates. The notice lists publishing and mailing information and mentions location details in Corry Pennsylvania.
Tarbell argues for Governor Smith as a reformer who can curb Tamany corruption and unite farmers under a cooperative, bottom‑up approach. She critiques tariff politics, defends education and independent initiative, and warns against centralizing power under strong top leaders.
The piece discusses the silent vote, Republican repeal efforts, and a memorandum on constitutional balance between state and nation. It argues religious freedom is safe under the Democratic party and promotes mass democratic participation, criticizing centralized power. It notes the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce tax analysis in Cuyahoga County to reveal public spending efficiency and guide future budgeting.
Albania’s government shifts from republic to monarchy as Ahmed Bey Zogu becomes king. He takes an oath on Christian Bible and Koran to rule with wisdom and justice, amid rejoicing, though power increases may limit his freedom. Public policy now guides royal marriage and leadership.
Twenty years ago notes from the Journal Files report Bradford's 20th anniversary of incorporation and a busy day with clashes at Climax shops. A baby born September 17 to Mr and Mrs Will Amy. Hamond Scott of Little Cooley dies after being kicked by a colt. Rev H C Weaver and wife visiting town. War Crippen leaves for Kenyon College to resume studies. Site agent George Leet surveys two good sites for a proposed public building. Elks hold annual clam date at Lake Columbus. Clarence Loveland returns to Penn to begin junior year. Captain King and family depart for Meadville to reside.
It lists: two presidents married in office include John Tyler and Grover Cleveland. The largest banieis in the ws appears to be Mellie Dunham as the oldest in the U. S. The origin of the word goodbye is from the phrase God be with you. The head tax on immigrants entering the U. S. is historically ten dollars. The oldest inhabitable settlement in the U. S. is Chamont.
A problem yields a 1125 dollar investment earning 1200 dollars yearly with 3000 dollars in taxes and expenses, prompting a percent net income calculation. The piece also reports on Mount Rainier National Park restricting auto access in three zones to protect fragile wildflowers, reflecting early conservation policy. Frank Cole returns to work in Philadelphia after a weekend at home.
The fragment presents a quiz or exercise list about spelling pronunciation and word choices. It includes questions on mis-spelled words, proper synonyms for refuse, and the proper use of an unexpectedly formed word in daily speech. Additional items cover sewage terminology and pronunciation guidance.
Erie organizers announce the 89th annual convention of the Grand Cantonment Patriarch Militant and Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania to be held in Erie the week of October 14. Activities include services, drills at Academy Stadium, a grand military ball, and a visit to North East for a fruit festival with Grand Chief Prefard Louis Schauble to be installed.
In Erie on Sept 17 the Democratic county committee renewed allegiance to Governor Smith and re elected Jos eph C. Schilling as chairman. He announced the re appointment of Rudolph Messmer as secretary and Joseph Bauman as treasurer for the ensuing year. The meeting drew almost all 116 committee members and featured speakers urging straight party loyalty.
The readable fragments suggest a political setting where censure or reprimand is discussed. Names, places, or dates are unclear, but the tone implies a parliamentary or council action and public scrutiny. The garbled text hints at accountability debates and potential consequences for a figure or policy.
The Pace Brick Company has secured a 1,000,000 order from Hyde Murphy for bricks to be used at a state hospital and a school in Warren. They also have a 600,000 brick order for delivery to a Philadelphia company. Daily output is 30,000 to 40,000 bricks as they anticipate backlogs.
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