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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1930
Page
3
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Dr. Benjamin Boss, director of the Dudley Observatory, argues the earth pulsates like a heart due to solar electrons. At the American Astronomical Society, he described solar bombardment triggering expansion, winds, storms, and northern lights. Scientists agree the sun powers life and energy, but its exact mechanism remains unclear.
The item notes a discussion by Dr Boss on electro magnetic fields and a universe with rotating bodies creating its own field. It mentions Miss Zoe Wilcox and Miss Bernice Edwards, a wedding of Miss Edwards and Murray Olds, a party for Mrs Waller Merrit, and Corry businessmen joining a local effort. Captain Smith of the Salvation Army returns from Franklin.
Starlings, imported from England, have spread across the eastern continent and may outnumber English sparrows. In a 60,000 population Ohio city the council ordered the police chief to drive intruders from roosting trees. Public opinion is mixed as many observers find the bird likeable, performing insect control and even singing at times.
The piece argues French women kill with immunity, noting about 40 cases in Paris courts recently. It cites high acquittal rates, with only one guilty verdict and a two year sentence, all amid debates on gallantry and masculine views of justice.
Answers to yesterday's questions list the Sleepy Hollow author, the principal river to the Dead Sea, the goby legend, 2 degrees of latitude in miles, and the country of the Black Forest. The second item notes Herbert Hoover and twenty miles of questions. A car collision in Meadville-Connesut Lake road leaves Mrs. Rose Faust critically injured in Spencer Hospital.
A compact vintage English lesson discusses correct usage of neither with singular verbs and common mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights synonyms and a daily word study approach urging readers to master one word each day with a note on virtual meaning.
Dorsett, master of the State Grange, announced the suspension after Cambria county Pomona Grange voted 257 to AU for repeal of the Volstead act and 18th amendment revision. The state organization endorsed prohibition laws.
A man sells 13.2 acres to John for 3290 at 623 per acre and the remainder to Bob for 281.5 at unknown per acre. Compute Bob’s price per acre. Includes an arithmetic explanation using fractions and roots from the prior problem.
Twenty members of the Opportunity Club attended a dinner at the Presbyterian church last evening at 6:30. Mrs. Claude Place, Mrs. A. G. Buller, Andrew Paulson and Mrs. Ruth Whitaker organized arrangements. After the meal, Mrs. Wave Perkins led entertainment with guessing contests. Awards went to Mrs. Place and Mrs. Harry Spicer. The meeting included winter plans devised by the secret committee.
A cautionary note urges immediate cleansing of any cut or scratch with San-Cura Medicated Soap and application of San-Gura Ointment to prevent infection. The product is advertised as an antiseptic healing ointment that draws out poison and guards against infection.
Plans advance for a picnic gathering of the Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs at the old Woman's Gib home on Mott Street. Mrs Mildred M Scouller, president, notes education and culture programs with speakers including Mrs JG Chalfant on The Untitled Woman and Mrs Deanman on Woman and Her Community. Mrs Martin V Conrad, Jefferson County federation president, speaks on Why Federate, while parliamentarian Mrs Chas Goblents presents Duties of Officers and Committees.
About 300 candidates will receive the sixth degree at a Grange gathering in Jamestown tomorrow night at 8. Leading New York and national Grange leaders, including Fred J. Frostone of Interlochen and L. J. Taber of Columbus Ohio, are scheduled to attend.
Federal agents conducted a citywide inspection targeting venues allegedly tied to illegal activity. Meetings were urged to address crucial probes as nurses home and others faced scrutiny. Major Mourning for Major John C. Groom. Oil Well Supply deal with United States Steel Corp discussed at Pittsburgh meeting. Public notices included postmaster Bentley attending national convention and new jet-cutting device demo in Albion. Golf results, oil distribution rumors, and Pleet-Wing air rides listed with local residents aboard.
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