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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1931
Page
3
The notice lists publication details for Corry Pennsylvania with the publishers and advertising representative in New York and Chicago. It notes Second Class Mail status, rate basics including yearly, by carrier and weekly copy prices, and advertising rights available on application.
A reader laments a vast money supply in the United States while many lack cash, earning in scrip or tokens. Miners and teachers miss real wages, charity covers some needs, and global mood remains bleak. Yet optimism ends with a belief that reforms will spur movement toward better times.
The article discusses how modern decorators break traditional room darkness by drawing from nature. It highlights green and amber grassy floors, darker green walls with white stripes, and ceilings that vary from blue to gray. It notes other nature inspired rooms with golden or yellow sand floors, rock walls, and palm and live-oak interiors under turquoise skies.
A riddle describes a clock that is 1 hour behind at Monday noon and 24 minutes fast by Wednesday at m with unclear time. It asks the rate of gain by 6 am Saturday. The provided solution shows a muddled arithmetic sequence concluding with “Divide 180 by 40 per cent,” lacking clear steps or coherence.
Chief Daniel Mr Mosher was convicted by a City Court jury for involvement in a slot machine scandal and received a suspended sentence from Judge Anthony Johnson. The judge cited being subordinate to a superior and the jury’s request for leniency, with a crowded courtroom during sentencing.
Twenty years ago today, Company A, 16th Regiment, No. P., left for Indiana, Pa. under Capt M B Webb and Lieut Carburg. A bio conductor had a lively encounter with three tramps near First Avenue. Clifford Hammond leaves Somerville for New York City. Grape harvest reports show one of the largest stops in years, with fruit ripening early. Will Barry and El Carney return from Cleveland. A party including Arthur Ragan and others heads to Winiley Lake for two weeks at the King cottage.
W Gordon presents a weekly English lesson focusing on proper usage pronunciation and common misspellings. Today's entry highlights the word aperture meaning an opening or hole and examples of correct pronunciation and spelling guidance.
Answers extracted show Columbus landed on the island of San Salvador. Larva becomes larvae as the plural. The three main English parties are Conservative Liberal and Labor. The latitude boundary is early nine degrees. The Pacific group is the Hawaiian Islands.
Joseph Pusatert. son-in-law of A Guiffre of Warren. killed in Lockport at Rinelli Brothers cold storage plant explosion. Two victims died. police investigated bomb theory, but preliminary reports point to bursting ammonia pipes. Witnesses dispute cooling equipment claim as firemen faced fumes near the building.
Flames engulf Struble No. 1 coil well near Mt Pleasant as fire fighters battled a 2600 barrel gusher. Nine lives reported lost with several others hospitalized. Crews worked through the night to cool and control the blaze using steam jets while fearing possible explosions.
PITTSBURGH July 21 Three alleged striking taxicab drivers arrested today after A G i cab drives charged they had approached him with a plan to hind him set fire to his cab and then drive it over a South Side hit. The men denied the charge and declared that Keffer himself suggested the plan. They gave their names as Stephen Rapack 28, George Steding 27, and Joseph Tozuroylel 29, all of Pittsburgh.
The Chautauqua Symphony opens its season on Tuesday July 21 conducted by Albert Stocssel with soloist Georges Barrera the renowned flutist. Future programs include Haydn Militaire Brains First Symphony and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody among others with Mischa Mishakoff as soloist. A 200 member guarantor list supports the orchestra and season seats are selling. Pearl Beach of Wooster is visiting Spartansburg with relatives.
A columned ad-like notice claims 666 LiauID or tablets relieve headache and neuralgia in 20 minutes, cure a cold in one day, and malaria in three days. It also advertises 66 Salve for Baby's Cold, presenting a dense list of remedies and timeframes.
Jamestown officers reported a raid on the farm of former Westfeld Chief Drake near Barculuna resulted in seizures including gin, wine, and alcohol. Drake was not at home. federal agents later visited him as a witness in cases against Joseph Cofaro. Drake was cited before U.S. Commissioner Edward F Byeley. Drake pleaded for leniency, claiming a recent return to sobriety amid marital troubles.
Two separate traffic crashes near Westfield left four people injured, with drivers David Meehan and Charles Krone reported in separate incidents. Medical staff treated a broken arm, possible hip fracture, and other injuries, all expected to recover.
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