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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal urges merchants to stock up to meet demand and argues big retailers should share the load. It critiques mass amusements and calls for better education and restraint as the four day week looms.
A 48 ft mast stands at deck center with a 50 ft rope to the deck edge. The deck width is found by forming a right triangle with legs half the deck width and the mast height, using the rope as hypotenuse. The arithmetic steps are given: add 84 and 13.2, divide by 40, then multiply the result by 84 and by 13.2.
Daily English lesson notes by W L Gordon discuss mispronunciations and misspellings. It urges mastering one word daily and explains longevity as length of life with an example about increased human longevity.
Answers list covers five questions with solutions: 1 dromedary differs by one hump. 2 Scotch for church is kirk. 3 thoughts originate in the brain. 4 Benjamin Franklin stated nothing is certain but death and taxes. 5 Orimeys belong to a group of islands in the Gulf of Mexico and Hudson Bay.
George Reeves of Plumer street Oil City was the first to report a bear kill in that section. The bear was slain near Beck's run in Forest County and weighed 185 pounds.
Battle Creek physician warns constipation causes misery and advertises Rexall Orderlie as a safe tablet. It claims to draw water into the colon to soften stool for a gentle natural movement without habit. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night and feel better next day at local Rexall drug stores.
Fire destroyed the Barnes Inn main building at Point Chautauqua in a basement origin blaze. Loss estimated around 15000 with insurance coverage partially.
Mrs Amelia Nowel 51 of Cottage Avenue died at Hamot Hospital from a fall in which a milk bottle severed her jugular vein. She stumbled while carrying the bottle Saturday. it broke and caused a severe wound. She expired Tuesday after a coroner's report and prayers were held at Trinity Church with interment in Trinity Cemetery.
James Yonker of Dagascahonda sustained a fracture of the right leg below the knee Tuesday morning just after 11 when a horse he was hauling coal with fell. He was thrown to the ground and taken to County General Hospital in Ridgway, where attendants report his condition favorable.
Mrs. PH Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania writes to druggist Thomas Downey describing how she removed a goitre from a boy born with the condition. The letter notes her heart eyes and nerves were in a critical state and invites readers to call and read it.
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