Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Addresses
Corry Evening Journal lists publication details and advertising rates. It notes offices in Corry PA and New York, with carrier prices and subscription terms, including annual and weekly rates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1929
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists publication details and advertising rates. It notes offices in Corry PA and New York, with carrier prices and subscription terms, including annual and weekly rates.
A mixed reading of questions and answers from a periodical on English usage. It includes garbled phrases about improper forms and a long list of exercises with scattered references to school and public life, plus notes on Washington’s birthday events and a feature on imaginary heirs fraud.
The Baptisy C 1 Bariety held a delightful Washington Birthday party at the home of William Wood on Gunst Gord Abrent that night. More than for 1 ty young people work pridnal and one soyer the wvertnyg.
British surgeon Sir Arthur Keith argues against the idea that larger brains guarantee greater intellect. He notes Anatole France weighed 46 ounces, yet was a genius, and warns that brain size does not determine intelligence. He cites brain–intelligence contrasts and warns about phrenology’s errors.
Meadville hosted a baseball clash where Spirelins defeated Company A Leam 6 to 1. Downey and Marshall were key in the late rally, with the final half preventing a larger score.
The reader provides a set of trivia Qs and given answers: 1 Stonewall Jackson, 2 Judas, 8 From the cheeks and shoulders of ox wides, 4 Phosphorie, 6 China. The prompt presents a mixed, OCR-like fragment with several garbled items and a list of answers.
A historical math puzzle describes two trains moving toward each other on parallel tracks. One travels six miles per hour and the other eight miles per hour. They pass each other at 86 and 22 miles per hour, then ask how far apart the men are one minute after they meet. An answer summary and rough notes follow.
The Franklin News-Herald notes renovations at the city rooms with a new peep board, built-in lighting, and a north-side Trans-Lux move. It will display New York Cash Stock quotes, Pittsburgh Exchange prices, and New York Curb quotes on a smaller south-side board.
Five fishermen missing since Thursday after a severe storm near Cape Elizabeth, Maine, remain unaccounted for after a 1000 mile air search failed to locate them. Lieutenant George B Stevens of the Marine Corps reserve returned after the lengthy flight. General John J Pershing, ill with influenza, was confined to his room at the Hotel Grillon Paris due to a recurrence of symptoms.
Henry Ford, at his Winter Fort Myers home, says ambition and hard work form the basis of happiness. In a United Press interview, he cites Edison as a model and argues work and interest in work bring true happiness, condemning those who believe otherwise. He urges education and saving for retirement and says boys should have a fair chance at happiness.
Two murder cases will be presented to the grand jury in Tamestown. Mary Reed, accused of killing her husband James Reed at Jamestown after a dispute, faces a potential Auburn prison term of six to twelve years. The other case involves a neighborhood negress accused of killing her husband, with Mrs. Reed jailed today pending further proceedings.
Warren residents were stunned when a cablegram from Frank Morrison of 40 Liberty Street announced his wife Mrs Morrison died early Saturday after a brief illness. The couple had sailed from New York February 1 aboard the Duchess of Bedford on a West Indies cruise. The earlier telegram said she was critically ill.
A Fredonia man died and two others were injured when their car crossed into an electric light pole after skidding on slick road conditions. The driver Raber A Rom and passenger Howard Ruff were among construction plant workers en route to the Fredonia filtration plant. Ruff suffered severe injuries and Rom survived with lesser injuries. Police reported the car tried to pass another vehicle before losing control and crashing. Howard Ruff and the elder Rom were treated at Memorial hospital. The crash also involved a third occupant, and a passerby assisted before ambulance transport.
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