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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
3
The Journal reports the senior class plans a trip to Washington DC next spring after fundraising efforts faltered. It notes discouraging initial entertainments but highlights the paper's plan to contribute a handsome amount toward expenses, ensuring a pleasant vacation despite previous fundraising challenges.
The piece argues that the human face reveals a person’s character and ideals. It asserts no two faces are alike and a face reflects one’s actions, choices, and future, urging self study to shape a memorable, truthful countenance. Lincoln is cited as evidence that a good face can counter harmful stories.
The Journal promotes a six week daily coupon plan to help a class fund. Subscriptions are not required, no upfront money, and carriers are paid 40 cents per hundred coupons cashed. The program emphasizes minimal time from students and broad circulation proof, comparing to historic oil price optimism in Pennsylvania.
Democratic Congressman elect Warren Batley editor of the Johnstown Democrat and Melville James court reporter were summoned before Judge Martin Stevens to explain an uncomplimentary article in this morning's issue. It is rumored another Congressman elect may be summoned.
In Trenton New Jersey on February 6 Governor Frees says he may delay his cabinet selections after discussing his choices in an interview. The remarks hint at possible postponement of the cabinet announcement while he weighs options.
United Press reports in Harriburg on February 6 that the House approved the suffrage resolution after an hour of debate by a vote of 180 to 70. The outcome advances the measure in the legislative process.
The Lewis Hand or Power Washer is described as the quietest and easiest operated washer yet made, with silent fibre gears and covered gearing. An illustration shows belt pulleys and a high grade wringer with a patented foot lever reverse attachment that stops or reverses the machine with a slight lever movement. This practical feature is highlighted as highly valuable to housewives.
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