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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

Page

3

Hoover Nomination Debate Moves At National Convention

Lettered note recounts Senator Curtis shifting stance on Hoover and McNary Haugen bill amid convention pushes. It notes party members wavering on nominees and the Sunflower clan compromise placing Hoover near the end of the ballot. Curtis’ changing positions mirror typical shifts by presidential hopefuls.

Tish Herofe Mie Numa Kensie City Charles Enrus Herbert Hoover Afdd Gurtis Hoover Miter Curtis Aginy

Weather and education clash in a world of storms and studies

The article contrasts temperate zones with tropical regions and notes the cost of climate on life. It cites Cheater T Crowell arguing against college dependence, claiming self education and hard work can surpass four years of college, in McClures magazine.

Cheater T, Crowell Papa Gor McClures Magazine

Look and Learn Quiz Answers and Sources

Answers to yesterday's questions cover topics from U S presidents to geography and industry. The president nicknamed Old Rough and Ready was Zachary Taylor, the first mint estat Listed refers to Florida, and recent estimates value American railroads highly. Mountain Everest summit has not been officially stated as reached. Birmingham Alabama noted for manufacturing with Ince style.

T. S Mt. Tiverest Birmingham Als

A Problem a Day Math Riddle from Old Newspaper

A once printed puzzle asks how many bushels fit in a 60 inch deep wheat load in a hole 8 bushels per cubic foot. The text is garbled but shows an answer of 72.50 dollars from the prior problem and mentions multiplying by five and other phrases. The overall fragment reflects a quizzical feature of a daily math challenge with unclear steps.

Reunion at Manley Home

Twenty five members and friends of the Binglum family of Gorey gathered at the West Springrick home of Mr and Mrs A D Manley for a family reunion and picnic. Tables were set on the lawn under maple trees then a bounteous dinner followed by visiting and an impromptu program of readings and songs. Members are noted as part of a singing family with invites extended for future gatherings.

Twentty Atrs H. Binglum Liberty Street Gorey A.D. Manley West Springrick Erik, McKean, Corry Jimestown Manley

New Record Registration At Erie City

Big crowd on September 20 reports a new Erie County registration record with over 1000 names listed on the first day. Districts across the city show high turnout and strong interest in the event. Authorities note the total registrations may exceed prior year figures as momentum builds. In a separate matter, Rudolf Canrats faces a theft case in a Melville court, linked to an attack on the West End line of the Consolidated Service Statums Company in Titusville on March 1928.

Erie County Une Brnty Rhein Ree Canal AE Riurg Peru Wourih Elgnih Weilnestage Saneth Righty Phirdishaytt Shan Feat Sacond Distriry Griminat Enurt Melville Laize Gamit Rudolym Canrats Gity Hefors Dudge O. Clare Kent West End Consolidated Service Statums Company Titusville

Helicopter Demolished in Paris Flight Attempt

In Paris today the Helicopter built by Spanish inventor Juan de la Glerva was destroyed during a test flight from London to Paris. Pilot Clerya and passenger Pyenz Feohel escaped unharmed as the craft crashed from about 600 feet after the upper propeller failed to slow the descent. The aircraft’s landing gear wings and body were wrecked.

Paris Juan de la Glerva Clerya Pyenz Feohel London Halled Bis Las Blerior Toray

Kane Youth Rescues Pal in Chesapeake Bay

Donald Weller, midshipman at the Naval Academy, Kane, and his companion John Kinert clung to an overturned boat for hours after a Florida storm caused a 40 mile per hour wind. Weller swam to shore to summon aid, leading to Kinert’s rescue by a nearby fast boat as they drifted amid heavy seas and wreckage.

Janus Chesapeake Bay Donald Weller W. Waldo Weller Kane Naval Academy Annapolis John Cl. Kinert Kinert Weller

Rescue effort after storm near Centerville noted

A storm rescue near Centerville yesterday saw Charles Blackman and A N Gold, both expert swimmers, volunteer to assist finch through the rough seas to shore. Weller and an unnamed party were slight in the incident as the event concluded.

Weller Charles Blackman A. N. Gold Finch Centerville Hon

S S S Is Marketed as a Remedy for Rheumatism and Skin Eruptions

An antique testimonial touts S S S as a cure for rheumatism and skin eruptions. It claims improved appetite and vitality after using the medicine, with endorsements from workers and individuals noting relief after years of suffering. The copy urges readers to buy the larger size for economy.

L. Busie Southern Railway Knoxville Tenn

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