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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1931
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal announces advertising rates by mail and carrier with contact details for national representation. Rates listed include five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy along with fifteen cents per week.
The Harvard president criticizes public schools for overloading youth with superficial learning. He condemns educators who waste pupil time, urges mental discipline and thorough training, and argues taxpayers fund ineffective education harming society. Research by Dr Mandel Sherman notes 2214 ways children annoy parents, highlighting parental frustration and potential for future student self scrutiny.
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce plans to attract more conventions with a folder titled Have You Seen Cleveland Lately It notes that residents often overlook local attractions and suggests citizens should explore their city rather than delaying visits to landmarks and sites
The passage lists quiz-like items and answers about U S vice presidents animal life and finance terms. It urges readers to explore unfamiliar city sections to foster interest in city government education and taxes, ending with a prompt Have you seen your own city lately.
Mailer’s review highlights Masters portrait of Lincoln debunking Honest Abe and praising his Civil War caution. Gene Fowler’s Shoe the Wild Mare praised as stronger than Prampet in the Dust with vivid character scenes and strong narrative flow. Also mentions Arthur Train Puritan's Progress due Feb 20 and Rex Beach finishing a Sebring novel.
Carl Johnson, a farmhand at Bowers Stock Farm near Prewsburg, was assaulted by Silas Fredricks and Floyd Wilbur after they visited the farm on Saturday night. Fredricks allegedly taunted Johnson about Sadie Blake before punching him in the kitchen area. Fredricks is jailed in Jamestown awaiting arraignment on intoxication charges and third degree assault in Justice Court.
Daily guide notes common word usage and pronunciation errors. It explains misused phrases such as have you ever seen versus if you ever Niagara wills andClassifies mispronunciations and misspellings while urging readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily. Today's word is inordinately meaning excessively or intemperately as in She was inordinately proud of her small feet.
A 40 year old man has a 20 year old son. The question asks how old the son will be when the father is B-4 of the son's age, but the text is garbled. The accompanying explanation mixes numbers and steps in a nonsensical way.
The Navy Department abandons court martial proceedings against General Butler after his February letter of regret citing service record and a brief statement of apology. The department condemns remarks that embarrassed governmental relations but considers the incident closed with his continued exemplary service.
Advertisement notes a new Drench process skin powder called MELLO GLO that avoids clogging large pores, smooths the skin, and provides a youthful bloom without irritation. Sold at Keister's Drug Store.
Community Nurse Mrs Wart urged immediate donation of clothing for men and boys to help the local Chest drive. She said wearing apparel in good condition is sorely needed and asked those with extra clothing to send items to the police station for distribution.
A trie-modored plane returning from Washington with Countess LaGuardia suffered engine trouble near Union City. It was damaged beyond quick repair and later torn down for shipment to Bulling Wield for repairs. Funeral services were held for Miss Mary Bartlett in Kane. Butler faced government embarrassment over past remarks.
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