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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
8
City officials discuss addressing the Smith Street crossing after two accidents described as a death trap. Debate centers on petitioning the railroad company for a daytime watchman and ensuring functioning flashing lights during peak traffic periods.
State Game Commission urges nature lovers to help control enemies of birds including cats and other predators. Officials stress education for foreign-born residents and youths to prevent bird harm while noting railroad lights at West Smith Street and Roosevelt Highway traffic. A free bulletin, A Year’s Program for Bird Protection, outlines steps for attracting and protecting birds.
In the Review of Reviews Ernest E. Calkins argues advertising fuels daily purchases by households and maintains the country’s mood. He cites supermarket spending, household products, and the impact of ads on consumer confidence, noting declines in ad-supported sales during strikes and stressing promotion as essential to prosperity.
An actuary is a computing official for an insurance company responsible for calculating risks and premiums. The profession involves applying theories and problems to determine accurate pricing and reserves for policies.
In 1909 Pennsylvania’s corn value remained high as production rose over 0 percent while price held steady at 4.00 per bushel. State officials estimate total corn output at 45,470,011 bushels, with Lancaster and York counties leading in production. Despite a tough year, the average county yield exceeded the state average for all states.
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