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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1931
Page
3
A Corry Evening Journal page highlights local notices and a discussion on railroading plans. It covers civic exchanges with a Cleveland Communist delegation, a Merry Bank Party tactic in Chicago, and assurances of employment protection amid proposed eastern rail system integration.
A map bought two horses at the same price. One sold for 26 percent profit and the other for 95 percent loss. They brought in $160 together. Determine the sale prices and the original price of each horse.
Dr Harlan True Stetson of Perkins Observatory discusses links between solar activity and earthly affairs. He cites sunspot cycles predicting economic mood shifts and outlines how solar magnetic activity affects radio observations and vegetation growth through history.
A brief recap notes a Corry crowd defeating a Jamestown basketball team at the Armory. Captain G Alfred Smith resigns command of the Salvation Army in the city and departs at seven. Pennsylvan i a Railroad train arrivals match local timing. Ice conditions on Chaudauqua Lake are praised. Mildred Allen hosts a birthday gathering with twelve friends. U S Marshal Owen from Pittsburgh visits the city overnight.
Read about common word misuses and pronunciation notes. Today's focus is falsity meaning being false or untrue, with examples and guidance on expanding vocabulary through daily word practice.
Answers include Nathan Hale who said I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. Smithsonians rauhine city unclear. Great Britain owns one fourth of the earth's area. Gull meat is veal. The largest river in Brazil is the Amazon.
A fragment notes memory of a dead friend, quoting J. Petit-Sean about memory purifying grief and recalling the friend by cherished traits rather than loss. The line evokes a reflective, somber tone on remembrance and character.
A newspaper roundup reviews The Science of Life by H G Wells Jillian S Huxley and George B Wells and other new works. Highlights include Two Thieves by Komroff, Behind Green Lights by Willemse, a revised Donn Byrne collection, Home Guidance for Young Children by Grace Langdon, and a four volume Old New Orleans by Appl eton.
Falconer, Feb 3 No trace found of a safe cracker who Sunday night damaged a high school office door and tried to break into the vaults. The office was ransacked but nothing was taken. Chief Wesson Puplow Patrolman Hall and Detective Elmer Lee led the investigation with fingerprints to be compared to suspects.
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