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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1930
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists Colegrove Arthur Colegrove and partners, National Advertising representative Fred Kimball Inc., with offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It notes publication details, mailing, and advertising rate disclaimers.
The former field marshal and now president of Germany expresses cautious hope for peace after three wars. He recalls 1866 and 1870 wars that shaped the empire, notes World War’s clash, and speaks of a possible last great war. He favors conciliation and cooperation with former enemies.
A dense reader page summarizes English usage questions and exercises from W L Gordon. Topics include punctuation pronunciation spelling and proper word forms with example passages about an electric modern home and the phrase ideal home, plus answers to yesterday's exercises.
Dr James J Walsh of Fordham University criticizes psychoanalysis as a fad misled by Freud theory. He predicts later readers will see the last two decades as a misguided wave that distorted understanding of the mind and sexual behavior. He recalls past overreliance on fashionable ideas rather than common sense.
A quiz style prompt asking which statements are true about biology history and geography. It lists questions about painless hair and nail cutting but also quotes an inaugural address line, Peach Tree Street location, the Mona Lisa painter, and Alaska state status. It includes multiple choice style answers with items like California Florida astronomical unit light year Winston Churchill France Wolfe and Montcalm.
A reader notes an ice box measuring 24 by 16 by 12 inches. Using ice density 0.927 and full fill, the problem asks for the ice weight. The accompanying text mixes a geometry hint about grazing fractions and circle angles without a clear final answer.
Word from Meadville reports President Hoover has sent the name of Otto A. Speakman to the United States Senate for re appointment as postmaster of Meadville.
Pennyvania motor laws move to enforce on the spot correction of one-eyed autos with a single functioning headlight. Drivers found with a blown or missing bulb will be escorted to a justice of the peace if no spare bulb is available, ending the era of warnings. The change aims to curb the danger posed by these cars on the highway.
Funeral services for Miss Sadie Patterson who died yesterday morning after a three months illness will be held Friday at 10 o’clock from the late home 475 East Main Street with Rev Roger F Cressey of the Presbyterian church presiding. The body will go to Union for burial Riverside Cemetery. Born May 16 1856 in Appalachian she lived in Corry sixty three years. Survived by brother J B Patterson two nephews J Harold Patterson and J Merrill Patterson and a niece Mrs Nins B Rozelle all of Corry.
Corry resident Dan Caldwell has developed a home workshop for radio and television experiments. He has scored success receiving motion pictures broadcast from Washington lab, with images of a girl bouncing a ball and a decorated Christmas tree visible on a self built television setup.
Supt of Safety Hen P. Stann, recently re appointed, witnessed Corry White marching with the Crosby Hose Company band during a muddy city celebration. He’s a longtime Corry resident, business owner, and former basketball booster who rose to City Council amid strong local support.
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