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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1931
Page
3
English author J B Priestley, famed for American bestsellers, plans lectures on U S literature. He warns that America’s magnitude unsettles him and describes the vast, fast moving trains and the heavy hospitality he will encounter during his U S tour.
An essay-like notice jokes about Smedley Butler escaping harsh punishment after a controversial incident. Itplayfully contrasts private smiles of culprits and public exclamations while hinting at lecture offers from Chicago. The piece notes Marine Post support from the American Legion and urges Butler to exercise discretion.
Confidence in submarines grows after twenty craft completed a 7200 mile voyage from Hayyal to Atlantic ports via San Diego and the Panama Canal, taking two months. The voyage proved their endurance, though not continuous, and underscores the appeal of submarines for extended cruises. The piece also references Lincoln Elsworth and Sir Hubert Wilkins’ North Pole submarine expedition.
Russia agrees to participate at least in economic discussions, while the Soviet government criticizes France for too much political involvement. A European league is seen as needed, with Russia likely to shape economic and military power alongside the United States, and soon an understanding between the two powers is expected.
A reader reports a physics puzzle about a bullet shot directly upward that returns to the ground in 15 seconds. The answer given is 15,620 feet, with an explanation hinting at dividing 9600 by a factor and applying successive multiplications.
Journal files recall February 16, 1911 with George C. Wright organizing a large vaudeville company in the city and twelve top acts expected. Notes mention Miss Mary Stevens drowned on Columbus pond and Paul Phelps's narrow escape from ice. Various locals visit Meadville and Harrisburg, with preparations for new Bernstein Brothers store and other travel delays.
Public domain style guide notes misused words has pronunciation hints and word study tips. It outlines how to form correct phrases with examples and explains how repetition builds vocabulary. It presents a daily word Laconic defined as expressing much in few words.
In Trin, Feb 16, two Black men were sentenced after robbery convictions. Noch Rutledge, 45, previously paroled for manslaughter, must serve 8 to 16 years in the Western Penitentiary and pay $200 plus costs. Joseph Wright, 82, faces 6 to 12 years and $200 costs after robbing Jake Brown and Myrtle streets worker, during which Brown lost two fingers.
A driving snow storm Friday may have caused a head on collision on North Hraley street. C M Perry’s Chevrolet coupe driven by Ivan Lee struck George Blum’s Dodge sedan. Perry suffered multiple injuries. Blum and Lee were less harmed. Blum admitted to being on the wrong side of the highway.
Answers provide 92 elements with 90 known. Nathan Hale. orthography means correct spelling. average whale weighs about 60 tons. largest state east of the Mississippi is Georgia.
A home remedy instruction advises taking Parmint double strength one ounce mixed in a quarter pint of water with a little sugar and four doses daily. It claims quick relief for head noises and nasal congestion, and suggests a trial for those with a catarrhal deafness or loud head sounds.
Voters in Kane Wetmore township face a special election Tuesday on a road bond proposal to fund township road improvements and bridge construction. Early unofficial reports suggest uncertainty about the plan as a meeting at Wricksom school reveals lingering questions about increasing township indebtedness.
Itanu Matsumu ra, privy councillor of Japan and former minister of justice, died in Tokyo today after a long career in public service. The report notes his influence in postwar policy and his role in shaping legal reforms.
Wholesale leaders in Chautauqua county met at Jamestown Chamber of Commerce to discuss the Buffalo backed push for a war veterans hospital in Congress. They argued locating the hospital in the county would bring first federal or state institution benefits, while keeping it near Buffalo would not aid the broader trade territory. The meeting emphasized Chautauqua’s role in the Buffalo wholesale market and the desire for a locally placed facility to yield commercial gains.
Watchman Lunalyre Hallahan, 60, stationed at the Pennsylvania avenue crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was injured when struck by an automobile driven by Cecil Witegerald of Irvine while Hallahan was crossing to lower the gates for an approaching train. He suffered a deep head wound and possible skull fracture. Fitzgerald was released after patrol investigation.
Two bandits attempted a crowd cafe holdup in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Al Janneth 36 died from gunshot wounds after a struggle. Evan Jimes 54 was shot in the back and left leg and survived. Police hunt the attackers across the upper anthracite region.
Beautiful women praise a new face powder made by an exclusive French process. Mello Glo stays on longer, hides large pores, smooths the skin, blends with any complexion, and gives a fresh youthful bloom without irritation or a dry, pasty look. Keister's Drug Store ad.
H Allen Smith reviews Massacre by Gessner noting its sobering portrayal of American Indians’ suffering and national guilt, calling the work sincere and serious. The piece also covers The One Way Ride on Chicago gangs, These Russians by White, and brief notes on Bomers and other current titles. It highlights Remarque's The Road Back and Churchill's The World Crisis one-volume edition among new and notable books.
Advertises Fasteeth powder for false teeth. Claims the pasteeth helps keep plates firm and comfortable all day, reduces rocking and wobble, sweetens breath, and improves mouth tissue comfort. Promotes purchase at Keister's or other druggists.
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