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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
3
A puzzling prompt begins with a question about human body temperature in Celsius and then trails into an arithmetic maze. It mixes reference to a day’s problem with unrelated numbers and instructions, yielding a nonspecific challenge rather than a clear current-event item.
Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas emerges as a key American delegate to the London arena parley. A long-time public servant, he has five terms in the lower house and four in the senate, known for golf and a temper on the green. He was Alfred E. Smith's running mate in the last campaign.
Clement H. McCray, aged sixty one, of New Lexington Ohio, died Monday in Geneva Tad. His body arrived in Corry and was taken to Alexander Company's Funeral parlors for services Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Elgin cemetery. He is survived by brothers J W McCray of Geneva and Leon McCray of Concord township and sister Mrs FT Frost of Corry.
The Rebekah Lodge degree team will practice tonight at eight thirty to prepare for conferring degrees on Warren candidates. Cars will be provided, departing at 4 30 from the hail. Dinner at six will be served at the Warren home on History Street. The Gorry Lodge session at the T O O F hall featured officer nominations, followed by a committee serving sandwiches, cakes, and coffee.
A London naval conference report notes France revived plans for a tunnel under the English Channel linking England and France. It would require formal political and military cooperation, potentially easing French naval demands if Britain agrees to security assurances, and could resemble a new entente cordiale, unsettling American observers.
The Great Lakes system moved 7.178 billion ton miles of freight last year, accounting for 91 percent of inland waterway traffic and far exceeding other routes. Lake ports note they received only 12 percent of federal river and harbor funds and urge greater recognition in Washington as St Lawrence extension work proceeds.
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon offers language guidance on pronoun use misused words and spelling tips. It highlights common errors with examples and urges readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The entry defines comment as to make explanatory or critical remarks and gives an example of usage.
An Ames & Co advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as instantly rejuvenating with a claim of government-approved color. It promises smooth spread, reduced porosity, and longer wear without pastiness or irritation, highlighting a new French process.
Answers recap five questions: sterling meaning on silver, Alfred E. Smith elected governor of New York twice, in England vehicles pass on the left, the US Marines mascot is the eagle, the Nile River flows toward the sea. The set also lists yesterday's answers including Moliere interior department the baccalaureate sermon an iceberg strike and Pisa Italy.
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