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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1930
Page
3
A fragmented report notes Legion attendees at a local gathering, with references to Suntory and Boston. The sparse text suggests a social or commemorative event in progress, while exact details, participants, and outcomes remain unclear in the unusable OCR snippet.
This column examines how modern data show women living longer and gaining life quality. It notes fewer children and childbirth deaths, better health, and less drudgery, while men face higher rates of heart disease in middle age. The piece argues women are entering a new era and may lead a true woman's world.
Twenty years ago a meeting of manufacturers and business men considered building a large industrial hall in Corry to host annual exhibitions of local products. The small attendance reflected cautious interest in the feasibility study conducted during the October 4, 1910 session.
The article reports the case of alleged Ashton thieves arrested in Jamestown before the grand jury at Mayville today. Italians living nearby are to be used as witnesses.
A Chicago theatre benefit rails against high crime as Darrow defends two accused men. The veteran lawyer argues vagrancy laws are misused to jail suspects for petty offenses. Fred Lippman departs for New York after a brief visit.
Erie Oct 6 Judge Hirt is named to speak at the Erie County Motor Club annual meeting and officer election set for October 6 at the Hotel Lawrence. The program will include two noted vocalists Mrs Margaret Walkit Stone and Charles LeSueur with Conollys orchestra providing music during dinner.
Oliver C G Wallace, a longtime hotel operator, died soon after a heart attack at Bemus Point yesterday. Supt Coughlin and Division Freight Agent Blydenburg of Renovo were in town this afternoon. Leon F Lindsley left yesterday morning for a monthlong visit to relatives in Winfield Kansas, to tour western cities.
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon presents misspellings and word notes. Today's word enigma means something inexplicable or a puzzle and is described as an enigma to his neighbors. Home Protection Lodge meets in regular session this evening with a ball after the hour. committee will serve refreshments.
An advert claims two glasses of water, taken before breakfast, plus Adler or similar laxative, improves bowel function and removes toxins. It asserts quick relief from gas and sour stomach within ten minutes and constipation relief in two hours, with sale at Keister's Drug Store.
In Athens a report notes Georges Clemencanu associated with a figure tied to 81,536,000 seconds while Matthey is mentioned, signaling a historic or symbolic reference in Vermont coverage.
The problem states that the difference between two cisterns is 12487 gallons and the smaller to the larger is 3.75 to 6.25. Let the larger be L and the smaller be S. Then S/L = 3.75/6.25 = 0.6, so S = 0.6L. The difference L − S = L − 0.6L = 0.4L equals 12487. Thus L = 12487 / 0.4 = 31217.5 gallons and S = 0.6L = 18730.5 gallons.
Hoover speaks to the A F of O1 outlining aims to preserve competition to foster progress and protect consumers. He notes regulatory laws may need revision and cites Sherman and Clayton acts, praising railways and utilities for building activity and broad cooperation reducing hardship amid a low mood.
The Dairymen's League Co operative Association held a spirited meeting at Wheelock church with about one hundred in attendance. President Boyd Spencer led the session with reports from the Waitsburg sub district and talks by H H Marsh and Miss Anna Stapler. Refreshments and music followed. The Erie County Motor Club anticipates a large turnout for its annual meeting and officers election. James Mansell, 26, of Sharon, died after being crushed by rail cars at Erie.
New York Oct 6 Readers warned against fragile taste in books. Weigel argues Nero was less monstrous than legends suggest while Buck and Anthony present animal adventure in Bring Em Back Alive. Monfried’s Pearl, Arms and Hashish offers piracy tales and Moslem autobiography. Pauley’s Capone biography profiles the self made man with grim tone.
A harvest festival play titled An Eastern Wedding will be presented Tuesday evening at 7 45 at the Salvation Army citadel. The hall will be decorated with fan leaves vegetables and fruit and all seats are free. Mr and Mrs W Gibson entertain Sunday at Kinzua with friends.
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