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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1931
Page
3
A physician argues that too many self styled specialists raise costs and erode faith in the family doctor, urging lawful limits on specialists and praise for general practitioners. The article notes a surge in submarine job applicants despite odds and reflects on wealth, work, and U.S. prospects.
A 40 foot pole balances with support 10 feet from one end. A 160 pound weight sits on the short end. The pole’s weight is derived from the torque balance. solution derives to 103.50 or 172.50 dollars in the page's context with a numeric explanation.
An article notes the boundary becomes a mere line at the point where U S territory ends and Canadian territory begins, reflecting on the geographical division and its implications.
H Allen Smith reviews The Dogs by Ivan Nazhivin translated by Lip pincott praising its Russian Revolution focus with dog protagonists Sideoi Dovrynia Svietlana Bulma Katotr and others Louise Burton Lalchow’s What This Country Needs by Jay Franklin discussed as government idiosyncrasies A Vice Squad by Joseph Van Raalte examines municipal vice characters and cops Charles Yale Harrison’s A Child Is Born set in Red Hook slums and juvenile prison terror Mary Roberts Rinehart referenced in passing
Twenty years ago report items from Corry papers note a dog poisoned by strychnine at the Traction building, a new garage planned on North Center Street, Knights of the Maccabees district session, Corry’s win over Sheffield and other local events including licenses, moves, a small fire on First Avenue, and theatre and circus plans.
A dated English study note by W. L. Gordon introduces common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights words like devi ate and related terms while urging daily vocabulary growth through one new word each day.
Everett Carlson, jailed on liquid law violations, slipped away during visitors day on Friday. He left with friends, hid in a car, then rode to a market and escaped on to Page Hollow pond area. He was last seen walking toward Gobham Park. another companion remains out on bail. Carlson has prior run ins with the law and faces upcoming criminal court proceedings. Public sale announced nearby near Spartansburg on April 21 for livestock and goods, conducted by Arthur Scouten.
The readable text poses quiz questions about French kings and a pesticide query, referencing Louis XIV and Elizabeth, plus a note on narcotic lettuce and a Virginia derivation. It remains unclear and appears as an OCR mishmash of trivia prompts and misaligned answers.
Kane Mar 30. Councilors fear funding shortfall may prevent completing the Haines street paving project. Although the council favors the plan and work on sewer precedes paving, a full timetable relies on tax income and budget analysis. If funds allow, work could proceed this summer, with a fuller update at the April meeting.
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