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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
3
Fragmented masthead text from a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper page lists Cory Evening Journal publication details, addresses, publisher names, advertising reps, postal info, pricing and circulation notes. It reflects historical newspaper branding and distribution information.
A brief note on pronoun use explains avoid saying you and me as objects after to. The lesson highlights that Mr Brown gave the book to you and me and discusses proper objective pronouns after prepositions.
In 1919 the U S war debt stood at about 26 billion dollars and has fallen to 16.393 billion. The decline, about one billion per year, suggests the nation may be debt free within twenty years though a fully paid state remains uncertain. Prosperity, taxes and foreign loan payments drove the reduction and future tax relief is urged.
Questions cover liquor sales beyond three miles by American ships. Confucius identified as a philosopher. Cambridge University founded in 1209. Deepest dive recorded at about 800 feet. Capital of Alaska is Juneau. Answers list 1866 for first, Mrs Gann for second, cloud at Earth's surface for eighth, 800 for fourth, and 8,434,555 for fifth.
Bethlehem Steel head Eugene G Grace says ship building is the strongest it has been since the war with a steady stream of new orders. The public boards public works and investors still back shipping as world trade grows and America builds a merchant marine. Hunters and naturalists clash over hawk and owl control noting birds of prey aid balance of nature by reducing rodents and disease risks.
A light hearted daily puzzle notes a 40 ft building casting a 60 ft shadow while a nearby smoke stack casts a 90 ft shadow. Determine how near the stack is to the building and include method hints.
A column recalls events from May 8 1910 with reflections on journalism and human bias. It discusses the dangers of single perspectives, the ethics of fighting nature, and suggests officials handle wildlife control. It also notes classifier offers of interest to readers.
The Pennsylvania crude oil region, first drilled in 1851, produced 23,391,618 barrels in 1929, up 10.8 percent over 1928. Daily output averaged 64,086 barrels, with January–February 1930 near peak levels at 71,000 and 76,000. Repressuring methods enabled the surge, and analysts expect two years of continued growth if markets remain viable.
William J Fulton defeated in the Republican county commissioner race in Lake County Indiana shot himself at his Gary home. Despondency over the primary result and worry about his campaign manager’s arrest on conspiracy charges were cited as factors.
St Pauls Bible Class of the Lutheran church held a social evening at Mrs Brian Bills home with Misses Gladys Nelson and Dorothy Dahlstrand assisting. Officers elected were Mrs H H Keppel president Miss Ruth Soper vice president and Miss Gladys Nelson secretary and treasurer. A short outline of the year's work followed the business meeting.
National Hospital Tag Day will be observed in this city for the benefit of the Corry Hospital. The Ladies Aid of the hospital has charge of a tag sale on Saturday with Mrs. Z B Davis as chairman of the committee and school girls assisting with one sale of the tags on the street.
Requiem mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock for Len Culligan former Co. boy who died in Paulsboro N J and was brought for burial. Rev Francis Graves conducted at St Thomas Church with choir and flowers. Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery bearers were James Taylor Carlton Morrell Dean Mitchell Carl Jackson Carl Finch and Austin Dempsey. Relatives from out of town attended including Edward Mack William Kress George Friend Earl Morse Mr and Mrs William Collins and children Meadville and Patrick Brown Pilmore N J.
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