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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
3
A New York business writer notes a sharp shift in Wall Street and public sentiment toward investment trusts once seen as quick profit. Trust stock now trades below cash backing as the market deflates the glamor and doubts rise about the sector.
The Internal Revenue Bureau announced on January 15 that revenue collectors may extend the filing period for individual income tax returns if Treasury officials approve. The usual deadline is March 15 midnight. Extended filers must submit a tentative return with at least a quarter of the estimated tax due. The move should yield more accurate returns and potentially fewer refunds, aiding both taxpayers and government. Simple fixed-salary returns may not need extensions, while complex cases can benefit.
Answers list includes Eli Whitney for question one, Nile River for question two, and corn for question five. Other items reference the earth’s orbit and the Governor-General with mixed topics about San Francisco Bay cities and Bresian Winds, but some lines are garbled.
Vocabulary note from the Daily Lessons in English. Discusses misused phrases such as Tb will be alright and proper spacing for AN right. Includes mispronunciations, common misspellings like limousine, and a word study tip about using a word three times to own it. Also defines synonyms for blemish and urges daily vocabulary growth with a focus on intently as an example.
A problem states using a 11 pint and a 1 pint vessel to measure exactly 16 pints. The solution involves combining operations on the two sizes to derive 16, though the given explanation mentions arithmetic with 11 2 and 6 11 3 and unclear steps.
Mrs Dorothy Boland was installed as president by Mrs William Houghton at a VFW Ladies Auxiliary meeting on West Washington Street. Officers named include Mary Jackson as senior vice president Mildred Lines as secretary and Alice Gilson as treasurer with Eva Bich as trustee Gertrude Allen as conductress Abbie Chapman as guard Susan Boyle as musician Minnie Miller as patriotic instructor Carrie Houghton as historian Fern Duke Mildred Bloss Genevieve Houghton and Esther Lethman as color bearers Twenty five members dined after the ceremony.
The Kane Republican reports a French Bucciati automobile passed through Kane as it tours the United States en route from the New York motor show to Chicago. Inventor A Paul Bucciali and his brother Angelo, both WWI aces, along with their American representative, traveled in the car. The machine, front wheel drive with a six speed transmission, is noted for its low stance and 110 mph top speed. They were en route to Detroit to show engineers before Chicago.
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