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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
5
trading summaries show oil and copper firms leading activity with mixed results across major names. notes mention Continental Motors and Pan American Oil with uncertain European ties, while several smaller tickers show declines or stagnation at session end.
A fragmented notice notes that cannibalism still exists in some tropical countries within roughly ten degrees north and south of the equator. It records occurrences among remote South American tribes, West and Central Africa, the Malay archipelago, parts of Melanesia, and some South Sea islands, with head hunting tribes identified in Madagascar.
A string of residents traveled from Erie to various cities this morning including Kane Columbus Buffalo and Oil City. Families and friends visited relatives and attended events while others returned home from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Kiwanis Club met at noon for a luncheon and program led by Robert Patfiltson who spoke on Kiwanis Innovation. Superintendent Ralph Doley attended as guest and invited members to a Friday evening public gathering on February 5 with a noted Ohio educator delivering an address. A delegation was named to attend events at the Junior High School Friday morning honoring students achieving Kiphratinse in their studies.
The clay content in pencil cores governs hardness and shade. A special German mined clay is used for soft leads, with less clay, while harder pencils contain more clay to increase hardness. The source notes how proportions affect performance and tone.
New York, Feb 10. Unfiled tonnage of United States Steel Corporation as of January 31st announced at noon today showed a decrease of 150,792 tons from December 31st. Tonnage as of Jan 31st was 3,800,177 tons, compared with 3,900,000 on Dec 31, 3077 on Nov 30, and 1,889,730 on Jan 31, 1925.
A jeweler plans a fourth annual Valentine package sale. About 300 bundles will be offered Saturday February 12, each priced at one dollar with guaranteed values, some items worth up to thirty five dollars. The seller promises substantial value for a single dollar.
Mrs. A. Howard endorses Adierika saying one spoonful eased stomach trouble and gas. The ad touts that Adierika removes old waste from intestines and relieves a bloated feeling, aiding obstinate constipation and promising surprising relief.
A period ad touts Hem-Roid internal remedy for piles, claiming tablets erase blood stagnation and avoid operation. It urges purchasing from N. B Ames & Co or any druggist, promising money back if not satisfied. The ad closes with a quip about friendship and a quote from Emerson.
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