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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1930
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal announces publishing details including address on West South Street, Corry Pennsylvania, with publisher Arthur Colegrove and national advertising representative Fred Inc. The notice lists post office registration, mail rates at five dollars yearly and fifteen cents per week by carrier, plus inquiry for advertising rates.
Count Karolyi, Hungary’s liberal figure, visits the United States to critique fascism as destructive and to urge open, free speech. He notes Americans defend liberty, while avoiding alignment with any political organization. His tour aims to spark fresh thinking on governance and economy.
Plans submitted to the Canadian government call for broader land based enforcement and new ports of entry to deter contraband liquor. Washington seeks approval, arguing co operation with Canada and aligned stations will ease operations and reduce smuggling costs while keeping a neighborly stance.
Wiley H. Swift of the National Child Labor Committee argues ignorance fuels exploitation and that education plus character change are needed alongside legislation. National Child Labor Day events are set for January 15 26 and 27 in synagogues churches and clubs. Many states still have gaps on minimum ages school attendance and limits on work hours for minors.
A collection of items dated January 13 1910 recounts local incidents. Fires damaged a Grand Rapids furniture warehouse causing substantial losses, while society activities include a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs A M Davis's home. Railway survey work resumes near Spartansburg, and residents plan travel and home building expansions. A playground of misfortunes includes a run away, a hospital admission, and water damage to Self Mastery print shop.
Daily English guide by W L Gordon discusses common usage errors with it were you and pronoun forms. It covers mispronunciations like swept not swep, misspellings, and plural halts. The lesson encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily, today's word symbol as emblem or sign.
This item lists five trivia prompts including the first living things on earth the cause of Theodora Roosevelts blindness in one eye the origin of the expression to pan out how many Justices make up the US Supreme Court and the largest continent west of Africa Options include Australia the Prohibition party Hamlet and Kansas
Two runners start from opposite ends of a diameter circle of 189 rods and run in the same direction. A runs at 1 2 rods per minute and B at 9 24 rods per minute. Find how many rounds B must complete to overtake A. The solution states A does 1 20 of the work in 1 day and B 1 30, adds to get the total work and divides 60 by 5.
The district collector in Pittsburgh warns that tax return forms are now available. The rate on the first one thousand dollars of net income remains reduced but the overall tax calculations reflect a one half percent cut on exempt amounts and credits for dependents. The pink slip with the blank explains the new reduced rates and changes in covenants bonds credits.
Frank T. England, native of Massachusetts, is named superintendent of Finance in the new city administration. He has long served the Erie Railroad system and previously held city posts including Superintendent of Parks and Public Property. England, married with two children, resides on West Columbus Avenue.
United Press report highlights 1924 literary rises including 20 year old W. T. Burnett of Springfield Ohio praised for Iron Man and odds on Nobel prediction. Also notes Deniss Tilden Lynch Boss Tweed era study An Epoch of a Man Martin Van Buren and his Times and Covici Friede shop hangouts with writers like Sherwood Anderson and Moya Dell. Editorial costs of Encylopaedia Britannica cited as over 2000 dollars.
A chaotic list of fiction titles and authors with pricing details, noting Erich Maria Remarque and Ernest Hemingway among others. The column mentions publishing houses, several disputed or garbled names, mid-20th century publishers, and a name change from Payson & Clarke to Brewer & Warren, Inc. with George Nathan. no coherent narrative, but catalog-like listing of books and publishing news.
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