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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
3
Opinion pieces urge continued industry and thrift to expand comfort and security through labor. The second note highlights migratory birds as a geography teaching aid, linking ornithology to reading, art, and composition in progressive schools.
An American observer notes Europe shows improvement in the foreign situation while the local economy improves slowly with discouraging lapses. The report highlights contrasting trends between Europe and the United States amid ongoing business concerns.
Vocabulary drill and pronunciation guidance from a 19th century style column. It highlights word usage errors and stresses mastering one word daily with Magnitude as today’s focus. The tone is instructional and calendar like.
February 14 1741 saw the American Magazine or a Monthly View of the Political State of the British Colonies published by Andrew Bradford in Philadelphia. Madame Cutie born in Poland. the Senate is presided by the Chief Justice for impeachment trials. Diamond wedding marked seventy fifth anniversary. Bull Run Virginia site of the first major Civil War battle.
A truncated cone with large diameter 6 inches and small diameter 4 inches and length 12 inches is rolled. Determine the diameter of the circular path traced by the cone's large end. The accompanying note explains a two part answer referencing yesterday's solution and a 42 vent count.
The piece notes tranquil conditions in many disturbed areas and stronger tones in foreign exchanges. It observes a rise in foreign securities prices and freer capital movement, suggesting a turning point toward world economic rehabilitation. It hints Europe’s return could boost American business.
A vintage ad promoting roadside lubrication and oil change with free delivery. It highlights Quaker State and Emblem Oil brands and promotes central service station availability. The pitch emphasizes no extra charge for call and service.
Francisco Barbaligi a 10 year old from Bunford, missing since March 1801, was found with a fractured skull along Rock City Road near Bradford. Authorities say the death appears murder, with the body sent to Bradford for funeral. Investigators note a spree of gang slayings along the New York Pennsylvania border. Two Salamanca men, Joe Valentino and Johnny Cook, were killed near Limestone in February.
Advertisement listing symptoms of gall bladder trouble and promoting Klax-Ko as a remedy. Claims thick bile congestion, inflamed gall bladder and relief within days, with a money back guarantee. Encourages purchase from Keister's or other druggists.
Peter Sedlsey, 88, of 188 Ehn Street Salamanca, died at Salamanca Hospital after being struck by a BR and Sira freight tram at Ashtord while attempting to board a moving freight car. He suffered leg fractures and head injuries and later died. His wife and his Rochester-based father-in-law were noted in the report.
Meyer Goldis, a self-confessed bootlegger from Evie aged 38, was sentenced to one year and a day in the Atlanta penitentiary for conspiring to violate the Prohibition laws. Schoonmaker imposed the sentence after testimony from seventeen witnesses. Residents sent letters praising his prior good character.
Letters from readers claim San Cura Ointment heals badly scalded arms and other injuries quickly with a money back offer. Reports describe leg fractures, bone discharge, and weight gain while praising the antiseptic cream and related skin soaps sold for 25 to 60 cents.
The Hogar meeting of the Baptist Ladies Aid Society gathered 23 guests at Mrs. Mabel Carroll’s home on Grand street. Members planned to sell 36 jars of fruit for the Baptist Orphanage in Pittsburgh and sent garments to the orphanage. Members urged church families to send flowers to Mrs. C Haskell, who remains ill at Lake Pleasant Rest Home, Pa. The group closed after a dollar day boost and adjourned at 4:30.
Arrangements for a warm sugar social to be held at the United Brethren Church Friday evening by the Ladies Aid Society were completed after a society meeting at Mrs. Van Tassel's North Center street home. A menu of warm sugar, hot rolls, pickles and coffee will be served starting at seven. Sixteen members attended the afternoon meeting.
New York actress Litherne Hayden and former Erie Railroad president Albert James Stone are to wed in Los Angeles tomorrow. The engagement and ceremony details were released by Miss Hayden today.
A fragment notes attendance at the First Presbyterian church with few attendees while a person named Hayden, recently divorced in Reno, is mentioned alongside Col William Bell of the Army aged 18.
Fragmentary text references minerals and crystals with garbled terms. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish a coherent event or report.
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