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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
9
Postmaster urges patrons to shop and mail early to ensure Christmas delivery. He notes mail volume surges about 200 percent during holidays, making timely handling impossible. Cards and gifts should be mailed two to three weeks before Christmas, with clear grouping and date stamping for early delivery.
Promises quick relief from burning itching and bleeding piles with Unguentine Cones endorsed by doctors for over years. Claims to shrink piles and avoid operations. urges trust in the time proven formula from Norwich Pharmacal Co Norwich NY.
Beaverdam residents report busy holiday visits across towns including Brie Erie and Jamestown. families share meals and hunting trips while many neighbors attend church events and school meetings amid illness and travel notes from November and December observations.
United Press report from Delaware notes President Hoover as the first chief executive to push strict enforcement of Prohibition. Charles W. Malick, ex‑federal agent and UM professor, argued lax enforcement under Wilson and Harding helped bootlegging. He cited Detroit liquor trends and claimed 1926 daily liquor cases at 20,000 dropping to 12 in 1929 with fines and confiscations netting the government about 247 million.
Chicago December 4 The National Barely Council and allied groups launch the First Annus Trade Safety Contest beginning January 1 and running through 1992. Cities nationwide will compete in six population based classes for awards in a broad safety program including highway accident reductions and traffic law enforcement. Each entrant must appoint an official lady by mayoral selection.
Soviet effort to industrialize rapidly drives new methods of intensive technical education. By end of the five year plan a million technicians and engineers are needed, with over 5 million new workers drawn into industry since its start. Factories host education centers, linking theory to practice, while individual plants and trusts run courses to meet growing needs.
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