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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday lists address at West South Street Corry Pa publisher Arthur Colegrove with Fred Kimball national rep, post office entry details, pricing by mail and carrier, and advertising rate info upon request.
The piece argues that Italy has imposed stricter emigration limits than U S immigration rules. Only immediate relatives may leave Italy for the United States, with Italy controlling work permits and labor exports. Officials suggest Italy may repatriate or settle surplus population domestically or in colonies, risking lost remittance income.
The piece presents multiple trivia items with brief answers: guidance on immigration terms foreign and alien, St Lawrence River route through a province, John Adams as President and Chief Justice, customs duty on jewelry by private individuals, a European country with no standing army, and names John and Sebastian Cabot. Connecticut, and a description of a mass of metal cast into a convenient shape.
Training feature for language mastery promises quick vocabulary gains with daily exercise. Reads like a 1920s study aid offering questions on pronunciation spelling and word choice, with sample answers and yesterday’s solutions.
The puzzle states four parts of water are needed to cool one part of hominy. For 1 to 3 cups of hominy, water equals four times the hominy amount. Thus water equals 4 × (1 to 3) cups, giving 4 to 12 cups. The answer scales with the stated range.
Six petitions were heard by Referee G. Scott Smith in the city building. Edward Fleischman, injured at J.C. Black Manufacturing Co., had three fingers and part of his wrist crushed, resulting in hand amputation. He sought 2100 dollars and was awarded compensation for total loss of his left hand with Dr. Summerville testifying.
Concord school held a Christmas program Wednesday afternoon with grades 1 to 8 performing songs recitations and dialogues. Students presented The Christman Tree Joy to the World Deck the Hall Silent Night plus piano solos and a gift exchange in a festive hometown celebration.
Paris dispatch reports the aeroplane be Guynemer with a crew of four landed at Adalia on the Asiatic coast. The plane departed Paris in December for Hanoi and Indo China.
Mrs. Mary Hi Snapp 76 wife of BiB Snapp longtime Sparta township resident died Wednesday at the family home three miles south of Sparlens burg after an illness of over a year. Survived by husband a son Frank of Olean five daughters Ethie Wetherbee Ruth Burlingame Jessie Fuller Ethel Hayes and Grice Erhart two brothers W L Marsh and B P Marsh twenty four grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren Funeral is Saturday at one oclock from the late home in Sparta township. Funeral details list Foster Davis North Center served decorations reflect Christman colors.
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