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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal publisher details and advertising rates. Postal classification notes this issue as periodical matter. Carrier price listed as three cents per copy and five dollars yearly. Rates and contact for advertising provided.
In a reflective examination, the author cites presidential remarks about seas opening to ship and fighting ending, noting the fragile progress from savagery to humane conduct. He cites WWI relief efforts feeding civilians and argues civilization advances through moral principles guiding nations toward renouncing war.
Faith leaders from many faiths call for widespread Red Cross donations citing the good work and global need. One leader urges extending membership until every adult American contributed, praising the spirit of shared mercy and renewal through service. The Antarctic season looms as Mawson and Byrd prepare expeditions aided by airplanes and radio, making exploration safer yet perilous.
Classified section presents offers of interest to readers, highlighting notable items and opportunities in the Sunday edition. Readers are invited to review listings for potential deals, services, and local notices.
The article discusses using the human body as a radio receiver and potential aerial, noting a five meter wavelength and eight foot counterpoise as effective for strong stations. It suggests future pocket receivers using the body as an aerial and envisions body-based transmitting towers for portable sets.
The user asks about the origin of the phrase War is Hell and other questions. Hendrie Hudson is not a known answer to the quote. The well-known attribution is Ambrose Bierce, author of the phrase in his Civil War writings. The rest of the questions mix geography and science with unclear references and lack reliable sources in this prompt.
Compute with proportionality: altitude ratio equals base ratio. Subtract 12 from 20 to adjust, then multiply 8 by 125 and divide 96 by 8. Add 12 to finalize. This yields a methodical stepwise path to obtain ten pints using given quantities and relations.
A garbled classroom exercise appears with questions on grammar spelling and usage. It lists items about correct pronoun forms mispelled words choice of words and proper usage plus a set of provided answers and a few stray phrases from yesterday's exercises.
Bladder irritation disrupts sleep with burning or itching sensations backache or leg pains and fatigue. Ad promotes Cystex with a 60 cent price and money back if no improvement. Includes vague delivery lines and contact details.
In Sidi Bel Abbes Algeria the Foreign Legion readies for a hard winter as Moorish tribes resume guerrilla fighting. Thousands mobilize, mountain postes manned, and endurance tested amid desert heat, drought, and ambush threats. The force remains a disciplined, multinational unit defending French interests in North Africa.
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