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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
3
A teaching note on word usage and pronunciation focuses on common errors. It highlights misused phrases, mispronunciations like lamb, and misspellings such as phat, urging readers to build vocabulary by mastering one word each week. The entry centers on tremulously as a model example.
Erie details a murder case against Alois Schugler 22 of West 5th Street with trial set to begin Thursday in Erie County Court. Prosecutors indicate testimony may wait until jurors free from another murder case.
The piece argues the penny on land tax shows the principle of broader tax reform, noting Britain’s unequal land taxation and possible reforms. It compares American land abundance, wealth distribution, and inheritance taxes, then shifts to Prof. Andre Siegfried’s claim that the U.S. has an economic religion of wealth production guiding business and church activity.
The triangle has angles 30 60 90 and the short side 4 feet. The perimeter is 4 plus the two other sides obtained from the 30 60 90 ratio.
The set of questions and answers covers George Washington’s term, the first English settlement at Jamestown, astronomy as the oldest science, the carat for stones, and Asia as the continent with over half the New World population. John Adams was vice president under Washington.
A brief replay of past events from the newspaper's journal files. The column notes items from twenty years ago, including missing Sunday editions and related notices.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Women held a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the church parlors with light attendance. Mrs Gora Rouse presided and Mrs W H Howard read from the study book A Cloud of Witnesses before a brief business hour and refreshments served by Mrs O S Robbins.
An advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to wake the liver and bile without calomel. It claims the liver fails to secrete two pounds of bile daily, causing indigestion, gas, a pale face, and blemishes. The product supposedly clears bowels, improves digestion, and restores energy.
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment for healing old sores piles burns and scalds quickly. It claims a case from Cooperstown Pennsylvania where a cut led to blood poisoning but healed after using the product. Also promotes San Cura Soap with 25 cent price.
Miss Nellie Simpson declares a half teaspoon of Kruschen daily rid fat and claims a 102 pound loss in a year and a half. She promotes Kruschen as a safe reducing aid, claiming a two bottle monthly routine and a dramatic younger look.
An OCR fragment notes a small rental offer describing a posit box and price or features. The readable portion suggests a compact service for a modest rental, but details are incomplete and the item is presented as a brief classified feature.
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