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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1927
Page
3
Classified notice announcing advertiser rates and distribution details. Lists publisher contact, postal entry, and pricing by mail and carrier with per copy and weekly charges. Noting advertising rates available on application.
Former Senator J Hamilton Lewis addresses a women audience arguing divorce and partnerships would rise unless households change. He claims many women oppose housekeeping duties while men flee home life. He paints a bleak view of modern society, urging honest reflection on family morals and civic standards.
Answers from yesterday reveal that the Swedish nightingale is an honorific for Jenny Lind, and the cave question points to a famous cavern where fish are said to hinder. The election day varies by country, and the London time relative to New York depends on standard time differences. A vacuum is a space devoid of matter. San Francisco is noted as a key reference.
An OCR fragment discusses defining or omitting a term to avoid destroying a concept. It mentions Brin Whitlock as a referenced name within the incomplete passage. The passage reads as a garbled technical note without clear event or context.
A historical notice recounts a near miss at a milroad crossing on Center street where Hazel Church was saved by escort Fred Hand. Mrs. Melissa Reynolds dies at her daughter’s home on Washington street aged 68. Other items mention Joseph Golden and Clayton Morey’s trip to Olean New York, a return from travel to Coffreaut Ohio, and Miss Mayste Franz at the railroad telegraph school.
The Readers met in the afternoon at Mrs Lara Saborne's home where Pennsylvania author Charenee Burington Kell was discussed. Airs Vance Phelpiy presented a sketch of Kell and reviewed his story Neighbors. Mrs Phelps contributed to the volume and will finish at a future meeting. Mrs A D Colegrave served as hostess for the Readers next week.
Emulsified cod liver oil provides a vitamin rich food that nourishes efficiently and helps thin children gain weight. It is widely known as Scott's Emulsion.
Washington, Oct 25 The Sinclair Doheny case shapes the district jury scene where government workers are few. Several jurors, Bernice Heaton and Anneta Bailey among them, volunteer for duty and aim to impress. Weather and courthouse rules hinder group photos as photographers chase a wave of testimonies and lunch breaks.
A fragment from a language exercise shows questions on English usage. It includes errors about tense agreement pronunciation spelling and word choice with items asking for corrections and proper usage in daily conversation. The text also lists answers such as Yesterday's Exercises and terms like permission authority liberty license consent and dissolution.
A coal car 12 feet wide by 90 feet long yields a volume of 4300 cubic feet when filled to an average depth of 4 feet. At 80 pounds per cubic foot, the total weight is about 344000 pounds, or 172 tons, with an answer near 10 tons per the given note.
Lisbon decorates for the arrival of aviators Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman aboard the Portuguese steamer Lima. Military and naval organizations will participate in a formal welcome as the Heinkel plane 1220, piloted by Torst Merz, is expected to take off today for the Azores if weather allows.
Ruth Elder spends time aboard the steamship Lima charting ocean weather with Captain Haldeman and Captain Pinto. She studies charts and asks detailed questions about sea conditions as the Lima docks in Lisbon on Tuesday, planning next season's attempt.
A local life insurance ad urges readers to consider a policy from Equitable Life of Town to provide ongoing comfort and happiness for a father. It promotes buying now to ensure his remaining days are filled with joy, and invites readers to ask a local agent about coverage.
Thieves broke into the Gifford Smith Co. store at Liberty and Legond avenues Monday morning, entering via a cellar window. They stole radio equipment worth about 300 plus a ring and other merchandise, alerting police soon after. investigators follow several leads as they try to identify the culprits.
Oct 25 report from Pittsburgh states prosecutions based on recounts of district race results from the September primary will be heard by the November grand jury. Informations have been filed against 40 of 134 defendants after waivers of preliminary hearings, per Allegheny County election officials.
Farmers led by Gov George W Donaghey and Sen Caraway pressed farm relief before the American Bankers Association's fifty third annual session in Houston. They asked for time to address the convention but were limited to twenty minutes. Caraway objected to the shortened window. Donaghey argued bankers must understand the 45,000,000 people’s farm problems to act, while Banker Ac president A A Traylor said the remarks avoided vituperation but were bound by the program limits.
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