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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
3
Corry readers are urged to follow Red Cross safety rules as drownings rise this summer. Parents should supervise children near water and avoid diving in unknown pools. avoid swimming after meals, and stay clear of life lines and small boats. Use common sense to enjoy swimming safely.
Henry Wales reports Americans abroad influence home life wherever stationed. He contrasts a modern US style flat in Ukraine with a stark Russian arrangement. He argues rising Russian standards will fuel demand for American goods. Mrs. Jennie Garrity returns home after visit to Johnsonburg.
Fragmented OCR shows a bank balance sheet with assets such as furniture and fixtures nine thousand six hundred seventy one, real estate, reserves with the Federal Reserve, and notes outstanding. It lists capital stock paid in, surplus funds, and profits.
The article presents a daily lesson by W L Gordon on proper word usage with examples. It defines indisputable as indefectible and unchallengeable and notes pronunciation and spelling tips for common misuses.
Answers list historical facts mixed with stock market terms. It names General Zachary Taylor and General Winfield Scott as Mexican War generals and notes the 287 day Richmond siege. It defines bull as rising price expectation and hear as a seller for future delivery in a falling market. Colorado is stated as the mountainous state. Harriet Anderson visits at Chautauqua Lake.
Erie city loses its bid to lower rates from Mutual Telephone Co after Superior Court in Philadelphia upholds the Public Service Commission ruling in favor of the company. The city’s second appeal ends a multi year legal fight. city spent thousands on the case.
A math teaser presents 6 days seated on a bench. The answer 10.625 feet results from a geometric setup: subtract 20 squared from 35 squared, subtract 20 squared again, then divide by 20 times 2. A diagram is suggested to aid.
R L Henry a 67 year old former congressman and Senate candidate died from a pistol wound found in the bathroom of his Houston home. He was unconscious and died at the scene with a pistol nearby after a long illness. The report notes his last health struggles and political bid.
Coroner Wi em BH Deputy Fire Chief Fred Carman and the Connecu Lake Navigation Company employees directed a lake search yesterday with about six motor boats dragging the water. Two boats belonged to Pittsburgh residents Robert Succup and John Hegel who own West Side cottages. A $50 reward was posted by the son for the recovery of the man's body, with his daughter Flora Snyder and surviving widow residing in California as the only immediate survivors.
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