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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1930

Page

3

Getting Out of Haiti and Latin America Policy Lessons

The speaker argues the United States should withdraw protection in Haiti and Central America gradually while allowing Latin American powers to handle police issues. He warns against American imperialism and suggests Pan American cooperation through regional leadership, noting marines as a fragile foundation in Haiti and the potential cost of ongoing intervention.

Haiti House Niccaragua Central America Caribbean Washington Uncle Sam Pan-American Union

Lower interest rates amid money market easing

The rediscount rate cuts by the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve System signal a broad downward trend in money costs. Treasury plans to refund billions at lower rates. easier credit expected across business and real estate, with Coast Guard data showing increased live-saved figures and vessel value in 1929.

Bank of England Federal Reserve Bank New York Federal Reserve United States Treasury Wall Street

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 14 1910

Miss Helen Linscott and Miss Luella Barnett won writing prizes on Mrs Bracken talk at Loyal Temperance Legion. An alarm of fire at 10 o clock Sunday morning at Tony Briskin home. New babies welcomed at several local homes including Colagrove Purcell Koestner Preno McElroy Say and Olmstead families. Officers of Erie court seized business before court. David Ross received eighty five parpards for eightieth birthday.

Helen Linscott Luella Barnett DeWitt Bracken Tony Briskin East Pleasant Street Charles B Colagrove John Pitt Carter Hill M.J. Purcell J. C. Koestner John Preno

Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon

Daily Lessons in English explains common errors and pronunciation. It teaches correct subject verb agreement with examples like prizes. It emphasizes spelling theater and theatre and expands vocabulary with daily word study using leisurely as today’s example.

W. L. Gordon

Answers to Yesterday's Questions and Curious Queries

A mixed list of Q and A covers topics from the Jersey cow's name origin to the location of a famous city on the Thames. It includes science curiosities about water pressure, literary authors, and classic works, plus a note on Coast Guard performance and criticism.

Ygat School For the Deaf

Bargain seed warnings warn farmers of worthless seed

Harrisburg reports warns farmers about rootless, low germinating seeds sold by out of state dealers. Chief botanist B M chess notes losses from red clover seed scams and highlights prices far below honest seed values as the motive. Officials urge buyers to use reputable seedsmen and for newspapers to avoid such ads.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania B. M. Chess Bureau of Plant Idustry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Gross Alsyke Pennsylvanis Department of Agriculturo Commonwealth

Hypotenuse Problem With Right Triangle

In a right triangle one leg is 10 inches and the hypotenuse equals twice the other leg. Let the other leg be x, then 2x is hypotenuse and 10 squared plus x squared equals (2x) squared. Solve gives 100 + x^2 = 4x^2, so 3x^2 = 100, x = sqrt(100/3) = 10/√3 inches. Hypotenuse = 2x = 20/√3 inches.

Halverson Sentenced to Four to Ten Years for Manslaughter

Erib Pe M Fred Halverson convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of State Highway Patrolman Russell Swancon. Court denies new trial and orders sentencing from four to ten years in a Western penitentiary. Halverson, Milwaukee resident, fled after a gun duel with a North Sy patrolman and will be moved to prison immediately.

Erib Pe. M Fred Halverson Russell T. Swancon Paul Thmadiy Affertigon Western Penitentiary Russitter Halverson Sam Bard Swanson Lam

Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meeting Summary

The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met in regular session Thursday afternoon at the LOOP hall with twenty members. A quilt was worked on and a luncheon served. decorations followed a red and white Valentine theme. Hostesses were Mrs. Jagher and Mrs. Warren. Committee members included Mrs. Cora Haymond Mrs. Harvey Loveland Mrs. Colburn and Mrs. Ira A. Miller.

Rebekah LO. O. P. Hall Weill Jagher Warren Deosgy Cora Haymond Rarvey Loveland Colburn Ties. Serthia Smith Ira A. Miller

Three Men Begin Prison Terms for Robbery in Pittsburg

Three men started serving prison terms at the Weeleon penitentiary after pleading guilty in Criminal Court to three robbery charges. They were convicted on an additional robbery charge. The sentenced defendants include Richard Withert of Pitts.

Pittsburg Weeleon Roward Thay Richard Withert Pitts

Rocky Grove Home Burns in Franklin Fire

An early morning blaze destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs William M Wallis at 113 Front Street Franklin. Firefighters faced limited water supply with no hydrant nearby as officers and neighbors fought flames that swept the dwelling quickly.

Franklin Thorsey William M. Wallis Front Street Walle C. di Adams V. Fe Atwell Adams Atwell

Emmanuel Guild Plans Supper for February 22

Emmanuel Guild set a dinner for February 22 in the Parish Hall with Mrs A A Yardsley as chair. The meeting at Mrs J J Harden's home outlined a chicken pie menu and proceeds to benefit Emmanuel Church Alive.

George Yasnuiseen Emmanuel Guild A. A. Yardsley Areadgements Guld J. J. Harden South Street Fmmanuel Church Bolwis Valentine Travers

St Pauls Ladies Aid Society Met At Church Parlor

The St Pauls Ladies Aid Society met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with strong attendance. Mrs John Boland presided as president and members collected mittens for the needy. An auction sale was planned for the first Sunday in March and a committee was named to arrange the monthly social. Refreshments were served by Mrs W F Rhinehart and Mrs Verh Bowles. Chss Ingeborg Selborg left for Spring Creek this morning with friends.

St. Paul Lutheran Church John Boland Lanston W. Fe Rhinehart Verh Bowles

Who's He In The Picturess A Pictorial Query

The fragment tests a question about a male figure named Gerrit John Die Kemak American minister with ties to Michigan and civic roles. It mentions residence in Fond du Lac and a political career including a Michigan House term and a 1907 Washington assignment.

Gerrit John Die Kemak Micke Wort Iallasi Tekera Prietikes Michigan

Golden Lax Tablets Promote Quick Digestion Aid

Old age is caused by poisons in the intestinal tract that enfeeble the lady. Golden Lax Tablets claim to remove poisons quickly without irritating the intestines. They allegedly stimulate the stomach and liver and are pleasant to take. Available at druggists.

Jelean

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