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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
3
The piece argues psychology rose as a fad and business science, then economics emerged as the dominant field. It posits economics as the study of how people and groups produce and consume, a system guiding industry trade and finance. It notes that economists must consider human minds and emotions, else they won’t progress.
A real estate view notes basements gained value as costs rise. In old farms cellars were small and rarely used, while cities expanded spaces under houses for warmth and dryness. Now many houses, from two story seven room to bungalows, devote substantial basement area including furnace, laundry, and play spaces.
For sale a triple wired gas stove in first class condition. Very reasonable price. Inquire at 423 East South Street. Phone 2974. 2tgor.
A clipped reminiscence notes a heavy snowstorm harming trees and breaking branches, mentions Paul Gilmore appearance arrangements at Library Theatre for November 4, and records local social visits, road conditions, and Halloween gatherings with Hazel Koetiley, Miss Leafa Blydenburg, and Ralph Weaver among those noted in the city.
Answers to yesterday's questions include the mythic task bearer, the meaning of A W O L, the largest common American thrash es, the Chinese Bible, the Washington monument's location, and names such as Samuel Francis Smith Meld Marshal and Leni Ziad.
If 2h men complete a task in 16.8 days at 7.0 hours daily, total man hours equal 2h ×16.8×7.0. To finish the same work in 9375 days at 10.5 hours daily, required men are (2h×16.8×7.0) ÷ (9375×10.5). Calculate: 2h×16.8×7.0 = 235.2h. Denominator 9375×10.5 = 98437.5. 235.2 ÷ 98437.5 ≈ 0.00239 men.
Governor declares prohibition on smoking in forests and on forest roads, bans burning brush and leaves, with a $100 fine for violations. Proclamation aims to prevent wildfires amid drought as hunters prepare for the November 1972 game season. State police powers will aid enforcement across all agencies.
The article presents a dated English lesson column by W L Gordon focusing on word usage missteps mispronunciations and misspellings. It spotlights terms like motive and provides prompts to expand vocabulary with a daily word practice emphasizing usage repetition and correct pronunciation.
The note asks to convert 56 ft 9 in to 56 9/12 ft and 93 ft 9 in to 93 2/4 ft, square each, take square roots of the results, then multiply by 2 and by 81416.
Stanley Nokwew, held in Allegheny County awaiting transfer to Atlanta, receives a two year federal prison term and a $10,000 fine for violating the national prohibition act. He resided at 245 East 2nd Street, Dobkowski, and the case was decided by Judge Meluon McVivan in Pittsburgh.
County commissioners urge residents to vote early to ease machine lineups. They advocate 6 am to 7 pm polling hours in districts using machines, citing long waits during peak late afternoon hours and urging ballots cast in morning and early afternoon to prevent congestion.
Police question three Warren children aged 4 6 and 10 about a break in on Water Street while owners were away. Officials say the two older children broke a window and stole clothing dolls dresses a wrist watch a ring and jewelry. The mother identified the items and claimed she had given them to the children to play with.
John Kinyon former resident of Columbus Lawnship and Cory died at home Tuesday afternoon at about 4 oclock He was 11 years old He is survived by one sister Mrs M Newberry of Little Valley and nieces and nephews During his residence in the city he with his nieces Miss Katherine and Miss Elizabeth Boyce The body was brought to Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors where services will be Thursday at 2 oclock Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev G B Morgan officiating
One man died almost instantly and another was injured in a collision on the Ry & Co branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Garovs ten miles south of Ridgway. George Witman, 61, of 276 Charles St, St Marys, likely died from a fractured skull. Edward Shannon, Ridgway, suffered head injuries and facial bruises, treated at the Ridgway hospital. Operators William Leilous of Ulsolly and William Hutt of Erie escaped unharmed.
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