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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1931
Page
3
Rabbi Barnett Brickner tells readers that civilization is at a turning point with revolutionary changes in religious faith and global relations. He cites economic crisis and shifting social orders, urging a Thanksgiving spirit and renewed generosity to aid neighbors in need on November 26 and beyond.
Harrisburg nov 14 a standardized system of arm signals for drivers is suggested by the Pennsylvania Motor Federation to reduce accidents caused by failure to signal or misinterpreted signals. Signals include left turn straight out, slowing or stopping bent downward, right turn crooked at elbow upward. The plan aims to educate drivers and complement the state motor code which lacks specific signals.
Washington rumors center on U S President Hoover favoring Japan's claim to Manchuria. An official line is unclear, but reports suggest he believes Japan has a valid excuse to extend its influence. The piece notes public sympathy abroad and domestically leans toward cautious, divergent views on Japan’s actions.
Faribault county residents gathered at the county courthouse in a two thousand strong parade demanding budget cuts. The protesters, marching with song, pressured the county board to reduce expenses, promising a lower tax rate next year. An old Populist echo runs through the act with petitions and boots. Cities may follow with similar demonstrations.
Fragment discusses Archimedes 287 212 B C being ahead of his age and his principles not established until the fifteenth century.
The Dunbar Quartette opened the Library lecture course last evening with fine entertainment. Mrs James Muckres fractured hip after a fall on the rear porch steps this forenoon. Rev G H Sharplay installed as rector of Emmanuel church with a large congregation. Blue Mouse Company arrived from Jamestown to appear at the Library Theatre this evening. Bishop Israel and wife visiting Corry friends. Harry Weeks leaves for Horns Siding for the hunting season. Jack Austin and Wake Morgaridge depart for business. Capt M S Webb and wife depart for Richmond Va for two months with relatives. Rev Mr Jones of Warren attends Sharpley installation.
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon presents language tips and word study notes. It highlights common misuse and mispronunciation examples, defines synonyms, and encourages readers to grow vocabulary by practicing one word daily. The piece emphasizes unpretentious meaning and offers a sample sentence about a person from a modest village.
The greatest figure after Christ is the Apostle Paul. The Delaware River forms Pennsylvania's eastern boundary. The sun near the earth date is not specified in the question. The favorite musical instrument of Ireland is the fiddle. The true crizings home of the diamond is not a standard term. likely refers to its origin or core.
A medical explanation outlines how improper posture shifts head and shoulders forward, widens the torso, and strains the lower back. It details two corrective exercises against a wall and shoulder elevation drills to rebalance the spine, abdomen, and ribs, with an editor’s note offering pamphlets for 10 cents each.
Jamestown on November 14 reports the cornerstone laying for the new Erie Railroad passenger station scheduled Monday at 2:30 PM. President C J Denny and Erie officials including Gy S Fanning F A Howard and CG H Splitstone will attend along with mayor Samuel A Carlson and other city officials.
A right triangle has a perpendicular of 40 feet and a base equal to 3-5th of the hypotenuse. Determine the area using these relations. The text also contains an unrelated numeric puzzle about adjusting $2500 with percentages and arithmetic steps.
The ancestors of Jobo Morton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, were of Swedish extraction among early Swedish emigrants along the Delaware River. His father, for whom he was named, died months before his birth, and his mother later married an Englishman.
A crowd of about thirty five couples attended a dancing party arranged by Sherrick's Troubadours at the Masonic Hall last evening. Dancing ran from 9 30 to 1, with the Troubadours providing music. A similar event is planned by the organizing committee.
One hundred members of the Raymond Manufacturing plant and office enjoyed a social gathering at the 1.0. C. F. ball in Columbus last evening. Dancing followed by a three piece orchestra with Lyle Wilcox at the piano. An oyster supper was served about midnight. John Gainey and son of Erie, formerly of Corry, are visiting they city today with friends.
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