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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1931
Page
3
A presidential warning argues Congress is pressed by local demands from voters and groups, claiming federal overspending stems from patriotic drives at home. It suggests citizens should restrain claims to curb deficits and avoid new taxes, hoping for a delegation urging restraint rather than funding.
A debate on wage scale readjustment arises as lower dividends trigger hints of downward wage cuts for railroads banks and industry. Proponents cite capital hardship while critics stress high wages fuel buying power and warn reductions harm workers already stretched by unemployment and part time employment during the depression.
Dr. W C Rose of the University of Illinois warns the public against diet myths spread by dietitians and nutrition quacks. He says claims that proteins and starches must never be eaten together and that fruits and starches are incompatible are bunk for healthy people, though some sick patients may need special rules. Nature itself suggests flexible food combinations.
District Attorney Leo Me Kay announced no charges will be filed against additional persons connected with the defunct Dollar Title and Trust company at Sharon after completing the probe into a $176,000 embezzlement by former cashier Ralph B. Matthews. Officials and former employees were questioned and a nite detector machine was used in several instances.
A jumble of trivia and misquoted lines asks about Tullus Caesar birth, Julius Caesar dates, and muse roles. It mentions Longfellow and poems, and asks what is the state flower of Pennsylvania or the United States, noting that neither has a flower.
John Wright and Charles Sweitzer depart early for a motor boat journey down the Allegheny Oho and Mississippi rivers ending in New Orleans. Corry residents are drawn for juries, a Corry firm awards a Dunn wire cut log block contract, and local residents return home or move away. Wilbur Hull returns from the west while Dr. C. H. McCoy and wife plan Ohio relocation, and Mayor Alexander and the Feidlers make moves in Corry and Erie.
The question asks who is the central character in The Three Musketeers. The novel centers on d Artagnan as the main protagonist with the musketeers Athos Porthos and Aramis as key companions.
Reading on word choice and pronunciation with notes on misused phrases and spelling. Includes guidance on expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and a quoted remark from James Monroe about self interest under governments.
A math note outlines that a large ball has the same volume as three smaller balls with diameters 3, 4, and 5 inches. the large ball’s diameter computes to 10 inches. The rest presents a puzzle about dollars and simple arithmetic steps illustrated by Joe Fred and John.
The fragment mentions Manila and Luzon with scattered items. It lists possible locations and percentages, but the text is garbled and lacks a cohesive report or event. No clear attribution or event is discernible from the provided lines.
April 4 report of Alex Zurawski found hanging at 140 Reed Street. Coroner says death by own action after despondency over unemployment. Survived by widow, two sons and three daughters. last work at Griswold Manufacturing Co. Obituary-like notice from Base.
Mrs Florence Burch aged 38 faces trial in Belmont Supreme Court on charges of attempted murder in the first degree for allegedly sending a box of poisoned chocolates to Miss Ferm Karges of Mayville. The box contained arsenic enough to kill. Justice James Norton of Warsaw will preside as District Attorney Glens W Woodin and attorney Harry M Young prepare their cases. About thirty witnesses are expected to testify.
The Men’s Rocheiuoun Baptist Church met at John W. Rickers home on West Frederics street Friday at 8 30 pm with twenty members present. A male quartet sang Calvary and Beneath the Cross of Jesus. Rev Max Dockum and H B Manley spoke, showing Palestine film slides from Manley’s Holy Land trip. The program ended with The Old Rugged Cross.
Warren County officials completed a purchase of the Cone wang Avenue property for 7000 dollars to support the Children's Aid Society. The plan keeps the home as an endowment to aid dependent children, with future efforts to avoid duplicating services and to fund child welfare work locally.
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