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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
3
Public notice listing advertising representatives and publishing details for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. Includes address, rates, and postal information for subscriptions and promotions.
Secretary James J. Dagin wrote that Europe overestimates American wealth while noting many Americans remain poor. He argued the real wage is high but 86 percent still live in poverty and urged humility to avoid harming mutual goodwill.
The Boston University dean reports that incomes rise with education level across life stages. Education yields greater earnings at all ages, with college graduates peaking in the early sixties. While exceptions exist, overall data suggest education as the best financial investment.
Bartlson Tmekwou reflects on a half century of anonymous service to a newspaper. He notes the physical death of the paper yet the enduring spirit of its writers lives on in the institution and in the generations that follow.
Daily English puzzle featuring questions on grammar spelling and usage with answers from yesterday’s exercises. Includes prompts about correct forms and pronunciation and end notes reinforcing practice tips for readers.
By Dr. John W. Holland the piece discusses the ease of luxuries versus true needs. It questions the modern struggle and insists on humility, self restraint, and patience while reflecting on youth and aging.
Journal page recalls Captain Ive L Wilcos of Company A National Guard named junior guard attendee. mention of drill, revolvers, a horse injury, and progress of Company A with drilling, pumping, and training. Notes on other companies, a Sunnyside partnership, and local industry visits.
Warren Commandery No. 6 prepares for the 1929 Knights Templar divisional ball to be held at the Masonry Temple with delegates expected from Erie Meadville Corry Pittsville Oil City Branks Kane Ridgway Bradford and Jamestown. Warren aims for an elaborate event marking a historic gathering.
Evie Railroad 1929 budget includes allowance for a new Jamestown passenger station pending board approval. Progress reported by receiver Robert Filconer and Buller vice president M T Flaherty noted as rapid. Nearby civic notes mention Councilman C Kessler and Mrs James Edwards hosting guests. Nellie Seaver plans to join husband in Mun Hingtod, WV.
Johnson City New York receives a testimonial from a mother about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring her 20 year old daughter’s appetite and cheerfulness after two years of misery and illness.
Oklahoma Governor Henry S. Johnston, suspended, will not offer a demurrer to the impeachment charges when the Senate impeachment court convenes tomorrow. The action was made known today as the trial nears.
The text lists a set of questions about nautical terms the Statue of Liberty framework the meaning of Q V abbreviations the Treaty of 1812 the sea fresco and topics on James Garfield inaugurations and Charles Guiteau. It includes references to Prante and England and William Sydney Porter and China.
The Quaeraciay memnera gamer met at Mix. Glyde Wilcox’s home on North enter street Tuesday afternoon. Attendance was small due to illness. A pleasing Antique Day program featured papers on Evolution in Furniture, Evolution of Tresses, and Evolution of Dancing. Mrs. C H Geiger, Russ Bile worth, and Mrs. D Wilcos presented papers with Mrs. Brunk Babbitt as critic.
A floor with area zero is to be lined with flannel one yard wide. The width shrinks by 20 percent and the length by 25 percent when calculating material. The problem asks how many yards of flannel must be bought.
Olean reports a man badly injured after being struck by a car driven by William Beard while crossing West State Street. He suffered brain concussion and severe shock but is expected to recover. Also injured are Margaret Petty with a fractured left ankle after a fall and Alice Rix with a fractured left ankle from a toboggan accident. two others escaped harm. A note on Manhattan Island’s first church founding in 800 years is included.
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