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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal issues advertise rates and mailing details. Publication based in Corry Pennsylvania lists annual and per-copy charges and distribution options.
The piece argues that Marshal Pilsudski rules Poland by direct military dictate, likening it to a hypothetical U S Secretary of War marching troops into Congress. It contrasts Polish autocracy with the U S two party system, praising balance as the safeguard of freedom. It notes Europe’s tolerance of dictation and cites Poland’s long liberty tradition and parliamentary gridlock.
Nova Scotia votes by a large majority to end prohibition and adopt a government controlled liquor system modeled on Ontario. The move makes Nova Scotia the eighth Canadian province to abandon absolute prohibition, while Prince Edward Island remains banished. Ontario’s approach remains the example Americans often cited for national policy.
A mini who failed in business can pay 65 cents on the dollar. Hi Tin illtles are $8,000 and the cost of awaiting the business is $200. What were his assets. Answer to yesterday's problem four days. Separate numbers into prime factors to find the least common multiple, here 84.
Items from the Cambridge Springs Enterprise report a child traveling from Chico to Patros Hungary for her father awaiting her, a Pennsylvania auto license feature 1910, a birthday gathering for Mrs. Auer, jurors drawn for common pleas, a Meadville high school football trip, August Olgon injured at Howard's Tannery, Dr. Greenlee's return, and the closing of a major hotel during a cyclone’s impact.
A fragmented page quiz titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. It lists five items on pronunciation spelling and word choice with unclear OCR errors and scattered answers from yesterday.
A garbled prompt lists items on dance figures Tanne aml, ancient Rome crowds, Little Women author, White lignite, Mormon settlement state, and assorted place names Paris Paris Germany Wagish Thalien Spaniish with Big Bertha bombardment references.
Williams of Halsey, an employee at the pump station, shot a 150 pound bear Saturday afternoon in county woods near Jewett. The bear was dressed at A. W. Linden Market on Main Street and drew a crowd of Saturday night shoppers.
Local buyers urged to keep an emergency jar of San Cura Ointment on hand claiming it treats burns cuts bruises and rashes. Testimonials from Mrs Gibhard of Cambridge and Gilbert Hard tout quick relief and healing with an associated price for Sam Quia Soap and Ointment.
Six boys from Lawrenceville were arrested by city police after a car theft on Franklin Street. Named were Joe Flynn 15 John Flynn 12 Lemard Carr 12 Phnl A Spirk 13 Alfred Brown 14 and Charles Baker 15. They allegedly took a Ford from Harry E. Kapp of Pittsurgh Stanton Avenue and abandoned it on Sth Street near Lilkirty.
Mrs H W Alverson hosted the Readers Club on Marion Street with twelve members present. Prominent editors were named during roll call and papers on Edward Bole and the Singing Tower were read by Miss Emma Grook. Mrs Robbins will host next week’s meeting featuring Quakers and Moreylane.
Edward Foht a merchant was named foreman of the November grand jury which opens with the case of George Wing 34 of Ormchee Corners charged with murder. The body convened Monday. about 85 names are listed as jurors with numerous local residents named.
A large Corry Woman's Club meeting at their City Hall on Milt Street discussed regular business. President Mrs. B. C. Barnes reported on the recent state federation conference held in Brie Jast month. Other routine items were deferred.
Professor Allen Conger notes November’s changes as leaves fall and wildlife retreat. The article reflects on late autumn, migratory patterns, and the approaching winter, with observations from Ohio Wesleyan University.
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