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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1930
Page
3
Problem states three workers hauled different loads: first man 1250 lb daily for five days, second 1500 lb daily for seven days, third 100 lb daily for eight days. Each receives part of $77. Calculate each share.
A 1930 symposium speaker argues bankers bear major responsibility in guiding credit to curb overproduction and meet real demand. The article notes banks’ growing influence in finance, the need for prudent, fair decisions, and the shift of economic power to financiers while highlighting advertising themes shaping consumer behavior and the role of newspapers in truthful ads.
Recap from the October 25 1910 Journal Files notes a Guilty plea in the Emilio Tartaglione fatal shooting in Meadvile. Funeral for Mira N Vaughn held in Hull block. Tax Collector Ransom issues four hundred duplicate receipts. J B Patterson completes an excavation for a double house on Main Street. Lloyd Thompson collapses on North Center Street and is treated after a scalp wound. Rev Homer Porter and wife greeted at Union ity church. Charles Keating visits Brie from friends in US. Postmaster Austin visits Buffalo. Rural carrier Jason Mrost quits horse transport for autos and buys a Kentucky mare.
Erin October 25 Thomian J. Palace of 1906 State Street and Russell Pace of Power Street Jamestown N Y were held for the term of federal court on Thursday afternoon by U S Commissioner Enoch Wiler. Bail set at 15000 each after narcotic agents testified a chain of evidence tied them to the sale of 900 grains of morphine to a government informant and 180 marked dollars found on Pace. Police and agents expect further testimony and a key witness for the government.
Postal patrons are reminded of a new Post Office Department ruling effective October 1 1980 reducing the holding period for C O D third and fourth class mail to fifteen days. Demurrage charges apply after the first fifteen days at five cents per day, excluding Sundays and holidays, with collection from the addressee on delivery if the package is returned. Patrons are urged to accept or dispose of C D packages promptly for better service.
Warren Oct 25 A large turnout is expected for the si annual Warren County Teachers Institute at the court house next week starting with teacher enrollment from nine to one on Monday. Noted speakers include Dr J Fireeast Guy Pittsburgh Association superintendent H J Bland State Teachers College Clarion Dr Arthur Holmes University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Mrs Ross Porter Oil City district director of parental education for the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers.
The piece compares business illness to patient convalescence, noting the crisis passed and symptoms abating. It cites a banking publication showing rising consumption, more building, higher purchases by manufacturers, and depleted inventories signaling renewed demand, urging steady, cautious optimism to prevent relapse.
The record cites that antiseptics have been known to medical science since 1880 and anesthesia since 1800, reflecting early advancements in surgical practice and patient care.
Answers list includes questions on bone weight Noahs ark Mount top Noahs flood Aztecs emperor science of causes of phenomena nation that destroyed Carthage. Entries show: 1 Prussia 2 Ireland 3 General 4 Switzerland 5 Department of Labor.
Angelo Ferrara of 504 Crescent Street, once a January 1928 poker party fugitive, pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Jamestown County Court. Judge Lee Ottaway suspended a one year Monroe County penitentiary sentence and set a $150 fine with the plea reduced from robbery. Ferrara surrendered Thursday to his attorneys, with Briacini and Bellomo as counsel.
Meadville October 25 Police in Wencong New Jersey said they are holding a man matching the description of James J. Ditty the Crawford county prisoner who escaped from Western Penitentiary at Rockview on October 17 The suspect identifies himself as Joseph Duffy and resembles the escaped convict in height weight and a scar on the left cheek The midpoint of the Pennsylvanian escapee is Joseph
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes a paradox where critics who claim to despise money also dislike the effort needed to earn it, revealing a tension between belief and labor.
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