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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1929
Page
3
An American jurist debates criminal psychology and the roots of violent crime. He argues that while punishment deters little, preventive measures identify potential murderers in youth. He questions self-control and cites the need for scientific criminology and self-discipline education.
Chicago physicist Frank B. Hartman argues against windows in offices and homes. He declares windows waste heat hinder lighting control and ventilation. He cites costs attention distraction and architectural impact as major issues.
Manager Nell Waters plans a new theater in a former Athletes’ room and a moved stage area. High school football prepares for a Cambridge Springs game Saturday. St Momas choir hosted a dance at Maxen bee hall Tuesday. East Main street pavement delayed by rain. contractors seek good weather to finish this year. M J Kuntz sold his hose and jet. Charlotte Kolb of Pittsburgh reports a hard freeze. The Fifth avenue house of W M Sandburg sold to J Nevils of the Lower.
A late edition quiz page presents a sequence of questions on grammar spelling and pronunciation with examples like Smith joining the team, alternately, lessee versus freese, and maltese. It includes math and science prompts about light visibility from a 100 foot lighthouse and a long aside discussing lighting via bull’s eyes in walls, reflecting era-typical jokey education notes.
Erie October 21 Arthur N Young a 3 year old resident of Myrtle street shot himself in the stomach while driving toward Seventeenth and Myrtle and died instantly. Coroner Dan Hunley ruled suicide. Young had lived at 711 Myrtle for a month and planned a hunting trip leaving two shotguns in the car. Survived by a wife in Pomeroy near Philadelphia.
Answers cover seed per hour blood passage, Anne Hathaway identity, atheist vs agnostic, navigable river for steamers, and weaving in cloth. Identifies Dr Charles W. Biliot as poisonous African fly, Anne Hathaway by marriage, Charles Perrault, and Olympia plain in Greece.
Dr. W. Waldo Weller, pastor of First Methodist Church, chosen by Cunard Line for its great winter cruise. The official chaplain will oversee a voyage visiting major world points aboard a premier ship. Weller, already a noted traveler and lecturer, seeks guidance before accepting the assignment.
Beauties guard their complexions with MELLO-GLO Face Powder praised for purity and government approved coloring. It claims the skin never looks pasty or sickly, spreads smoothly, and yields a youthful bloom. Made by a new French process, the powder stays on longer and is distributed by Ames & Co.
Vern Gilbert a 16 year old near Wollington was injured when a .22 caliber cartridge was fired at a door and struck his left eye. He was taken to the hospital and may recover sight in the eye. A meeting of the Hardinic Hare and Schon will be held Tuesday at 7 30 PM with plans for a Halloween party and a large attendance expected.
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