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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1929
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses ocean liner trends favoring modern amenities and a casual travel lifestyle. It highlights Dr. Garry Cleveland Myers praising comics and sport pages for child development and suggests balancing reading with wholesome literature at home.
A compact reader feature presenting multiple language questions about grammar and spelling from Yesterday’s edition. It includes tasks on sentence correctness pronunciation misspellings and word choice with example items and partial answers.
A column notes events from 20 years past including the death of Mayor Frank L Bliss following illness, the Hiawatha real Todiawa opening season of trout fishing, and a Plate Horticultural Society delegation arrival. It mentions a city carnival for nurses, Monbie Iscaus obituary in Chicago, Findley Lake water drop, mill water use, Old First Night at Chautauqua celebration, and the first Tuesday in August 1874 founding event.
Richman, New York nightclub owner linked to Clara Bow, faces a 260000 damage suit in Pittsburgh federal court over alleged injuries tied to his performances in George White Scandals. Miss Ellen Franks accuses him of assault during past stage work. attorney Elvie Wolf seeks immediate summons and a later formal claim. In Ohio, Dr. James Howard Snook appears in Columbus court amid murder case proceedings, with detective Larry Van Skuik recounting the door confrontation at Snook's home.
Harrisburg reports a state survey showing women drivers are more careful than men. The commission cites higher female permit retention and fewer fatal car accidents among women, noting many men fail to keep equipment in order. The article discusses mental lapses, responsibility for maintenance, and support for mandatory vehicle inspections proposed by Governor Fisher.
The readable text lists questions on a range of topics including authorship of Rebecti of Sunty brook Farm, Hoover voting in Kansas City, an English statesman, punishment of Lot's wife, and continents containing destroyed railroad units. It also includes jumbled items referencing Mussolini, the Spirit of St Louis, Proxima Gentwuri and Alpha Zentauri, Theodore Roosevelt, and locations Upper Burma Siam and Ceylon.
A dealer bought tires on four months credit and after seven months sold them for 1500 dollars, a 24 percent gain on cost. His gain was fifteen money units while interest was six percent. Determine the original purchase price of the goods.
The text asserts that the power and the right of the people to establish government presuppose the duty of every individual to obey the established government, emphasizing foundational civic duty within a democratic system.
Aug 3 report from Rib, Union City details Michael Docko 57 seriously burned when a live wire contacted him while working on a pole at Girard. Doctors updated that his left arm was removed to save his life. Though critical, hospital staff say he will likely recover.
Warren August 3 a county record trout tally tops the season. The largest brook trout is 23 1/2 inches by Sir Frederic of Trarendon. John Broderick of its city nets 7 1/2 inches and a two pound three ounce brook. The largest rainbow trout, nineteen and three eighths inches, is caught opening day by Rev. Harold Stoddard of this city. A humorous police note follows about breakfast and a misinterpreted request for help. A Hewey departs for Ol City to visit relatives Monday.
Miss Margaret Drobnek died after a Tuesday afternoon picnic accident in Detroit. Funeral services were held Friday, marking the twentieth anniversary of her birth, with mourners including relatives and local residents.
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