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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
5
A paychiologist theorizes that melodious cues and scent sequences heighten audience immersion in forest or celestial scenes. The text references Me Tariuhouse kitchen and other settings as elements shaping mood while noting the Blue Nile and White Nile meeting as color distinctions.
A flurry of social travel and greetings fills Corry and nearby towns as residents return home from visits in Jamestown Titusville Pittsburgh Erie and Cleveland. Numerous relatives friends and guests arrive or depart, including Miss Mabel Lindquist Mrs Emma Lindquist and Mrs Clara Lohr. Transfers and trips to Greenville Union City and Darwood also occur.
Circulation of four potential successors for the late Congressman Stephen G. Porter emerged today for the 2nd district seat in the House. The listed candidates include Edmund J. Tike, Lang Public Works Director, Charles G. Lane Jr., and Ralph Minehart, with ties to the American Legion and fraternal circles.
The Seep purchasing agency of the Southern Oil Company announced a uniform 1 cent per barrel cut in all Pennsylvania cnd grades. New prices list Bradford and Allegheny crude by Tidewater at 205.00, with various lines from Pennsylvanian, Buckeye, Somerset, and Cumberland pipelines showing adjusted rates between 1.15 and 2.00 per barrel.
A fragment recalls Puccini as a poor composer living on credit for four months at a tiny restaurant in a mill town while writing his first opera Villli.
Frank Getty reports Interlachen country club action as leaders at the U.S. Open golf event take early control. Notables Jones Armour Hagen and Smith settle into scoring, with competitors cooling as winds ease and roughs toughen.
An inmate identified as Forrester aided by a committee helped Charles H. Gordon escape yesterday as he was handcuffed. Gordon is sought by county authorities and was to appear before Squire Margaret Morgan for a hearing. Bond set at $2,000.
The report lists oil, steel, auto, and utility shares with figures for Continental Oil, General Motors, Packard, Willys Overland, Bethlehem Steel, American Locomotive, and Westinghouse among others. It notes traders close with mixed prices as supply firms and rail peers show varied gains and declines. The page also recalls a historic naval clash during Queen Elizabeth I’s era, mentioning 140 Spanish vessels and the long struggle involving English and Spanish fleets.
Fragmentary notice notes a sickly royal family in Tag- Jan region with a queen named Quieeh Aline and her infant offspring dying in infancy. It mentions William the Duke of Gloicestir and a claim about 700 at the nee of vleyen.
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