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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1929
Page
3
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Chicago and Great Lakes neighbors debate the Supreme Court case on diverting Lake Michigan water for sewage and navigation. Supporters welcome reduced volumes and new limits as stabilizing for lake levels. Controversy centers on who pays for disposal works and impacts on power development.
A passage critiques the Senate for delays and quarrels over tariff policy while praising the House for efficiency. It argues the Senate is thorough but too serious, and the House lacks the Senate's seriousness, suggesting a balance of humor and rigor between the chambers. Timmy humorously notes the need for mutual influence.
A fragmented educational item lists multiple question prompts on English usage and pronunciation. It includes queries about sentence correctness, syllable pronunciation, misspelled words, and grammar exercises with answers hinted but incomplete.
A December 27 1909 journal excerpt recalls fine sleighing and bustling mill logs at H Clark and Son Co, a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Laverne Hamilton, liquor license interest in Bic county, and visits by Charles McCabe George Burger T A Paver and the Kings with relatives in Mansfield and Buff alo.
Radio listings from Newark 1929 present Philharmonic Symphony on NBC at 3 p.m. Collier’s Hour on WABC CBS network at 4 p.m. Majestic Air Theatre on NBC at 5 p.m. Kent House on WJZ NBC network at 9:15 p.m. Master Musicians program listed for 10:15 p.m.
Dr John W Holland writes in a breezy, reflective style about value and restraint. He muses on pride wealth and happiness noting that envy harms the chooser and that love keeps marriage from strife. The piece ends with a quirky aside on mosquitoes and sleep, attributed to a Western newspaper page.
Answers list identifies John Howard Paine as first treasury secretary, notes bull fighting, reptile, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as answer to item 4, and places the Battle of the Monster and the Merrimac in the Mediterranean Sea during a naval war.
A problem asks for the width of a circular park surrounded by a drive that occupies 0.19 of the park. The park has diameter 20 rods. Determine the drive width by relating areas of concentric circles and subtracting. The prompt also includes cryptic, misformatted arithmetic notes unrelated to the geometry.
Gordon Hein aged about 8, visiting in Ridgway, nearly lost sight of his right eye after a BB gun shot fired by Donald Horton on North Broad street. Eye only lightly damaged, eyelid pierced. Incident around noon Friday. Parents urged to warn boys about BB guns. no local law covers such shootings, potential assault and battery charges. Fire destroys McAdling department store in Grove City’s Harshaw block. over twenty people from seven families escape with injuries. Mrs. William Wandle injured after fleeing and collapsing.
The article explains the 1930 Pennsylvania license plate system, detailing how combinations of letters and numbers denote ranges up to 2,699,099 sets and beyond. It traces the shift from plain numerals to lettered blocks, shows examples like A100,000 and OA9 representing large totals, and outlines progression through the alphabet to ZZ and beyond, illustrating the numbering logic and implications for motorists.
A Kane Republican report notes the county police chief praised the new typewriter telegraph setup shown to officials in Harrisburg. Mentions new warrants against the Taylor gang, a 1928 robbery at National Market in Franklin, and a $1,700 cash loss plus $500 in checks. Also covers motor vehicle plate demand, Winthrop W. Slocum’s career move, a bridge dispatch from Boston, and a safety dept conference at the Pennsylavnia Railroad Chautauqua division.
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