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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
3
Puzzle style feature on language rules with sample questions and exercises. Readers are invited to improve vocabulary and pronunciation by daily ten minute practice using examples like correcting sentences and choosing proper spellings and pronunciations.
Two Erie workers were exonerated after a fatal highway crash near Lake Chautauqua that killed Jamestown man James Levine. Witnesses claimed Levine's coupe moved oddly. he died at Bemus Point Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries.
Secretary Wilbur announces Pan American Petroleum settlement totals 24 287 341 05 to the U S Treasury from the Elk Hills case. Receivers paid 11 224 180. operating costs were 350 597 91, less than 6 percent of production revenue, highlighting the large government recovery from the oil reserves.
The Readers club held its season opener at President Mrs C E F Ross's home on Wes Wayne Street. Guests enjoyed a decorative fall setting a tureen dinner and reports by Secretary Mrs Postlethwait. Mrs Clara Oxborne read a poem and an after dinner story sparked merriment. The next meeting is set for October 10 at Miss Emma Crook's home.
A regular meeting is scheduled at the club home this evening for members of The Salvation Army tas A good othe Corry Lodge of Elks. The event targets middle aged women and invites Bers to attend at 11 o clock. Captain Rat urges attendance.
The page lists yesterday’s Q and A from Look and Learn with questions about history Europe and Japan. A Franklin coroner’s jury returns a verdict that John Christensen was killed in an automobile accident.
Requiem high mass was celebrated at St Thomas church for Andelino Bernardina a Corry resident and World War veteran who died at Corry hospital after a serious illness. Military honors were paid as Exservice men and members of the American Legion and Ajax Iron Works employees attended the service and interment at St Thomas cemetery followed by a firing squad, color bearers, and bugler.
A ship with 1100 people aboard carries 33000 gallons of fresh water. If each person uses 3 quarts daily, compute days until water runs out. Convert quarts to gallons and divide total supply by daily per person usage, then multiply to obtain total days.
An old advertisement touts End-O-Corn Lab as removing corns and calluses without pain. It invites readers to write for a home remedy catalog and claims miracle results for stubborn corn cases, urging distant readers to request information by mail.
An old advertisement promotes O Joy Corn Wafers claiming immediate relief from corn pain. It touts six wafers for 10 cents and promises the corn and root will eventually come out with repeated use. The copy highlights easy application and no need for bulky pads.
An old advertisement promotes 8.8.8.7 as a cure for eczema and skin diseases, citing patient letters and a testimonial from Cleophas Forte. It touts a vegetable formula, roots and herbs, and claims long standing relief with two bottle sizes sold in drug stores.
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