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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
3
Governor Roosevelts New York speech expands beyond restoring state control of intoxicants He argues for home rule extended to lower government units and for local votes to prohibit sales within municipal borders The piece ponders a possible return to pre Volstead local option practices with jurisdictions from states to city wards and precincts.
Brin, Sept 16 A Erie boy of 16 Donald Moore died from Undulant fever after likely contracting the disease in Jamestown. Health officials say only three cases have been recorded locally and pasteurization so far prevents further outbreaks.
A United Press survey reviews Prestim William Slosson’s The Great Crusade and After, praising balanced material and detached perspective on post-1914 U S changes. The piece lists authors and works, noting uneven printing, and discusses Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes and other 1920s titles with fussy editorial detail.
A federal marshal seized and destroyed a large cache of wine beer and whiskey described as rare old liquor from as early as 1920. Spectators gathered hoping to salvage a bottle as the grass turning yellow prompted warnings about poisons. Drinkers ignored safety as the grass was tainted and questions about human harm lingered.
From the Journal files dated September 16 1910 Frank Bates eight of Watburg died suddenly Thursday morning while driving to a fair with his wife and a friend. Henry Fox eighty seven died suddenly at Columbus this morning. Ensworth of Waterford lost control of his car near the Catholic cemetery. the machine was damaged and party members were cared for at St. James Hotel. Thursday saw the Carry Whiz as the day’s peak with over ten thousand admissions and heavy railroad traffic on the Pennsy lines to return crowds home.
The item notes unrest across Latin America and Europe with violent government changes and protests. It cites Poland under Pilsudski, widespread political ferment in Asia led by India and China, and public discontent fueling unrest. It mentions a calm reception for a local couple, plus humorous jabs about city jail crowding and fines, and returns of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond to Corry.
A lighthearted reflection on planetary weight argues that even immense figures cannot alter Earth’s mass despite human removal. The piece notes natural disasters erupt when mass is challenged, and ponders whether effort changes outcomes, ending with a stoic view that nature should run its course.
Spanish City's blend of the pltoresque streets of Seville forms the backdrop for four famous operas including The Marriage of Figaro Don Juan The Barber of Seville and Gazmen highlighting cultural influence and local aesthetics in this brief arts note.
Miss Grace Reagle aged 18 of 229 Front Street Rocky Grove is hospitalized with a bullet wound to the breast. The shooting, from a .32 caliber pistol, is described as accidental and personal safety related. Reagle fled to a neighbor for aid and was rushed to Franklin hospital. her condition is reported favorable.
Lesson text overview covers common misuses and mispronunciations. Illustrates errors in phrases such as were umspilt and conflation. Encourages precise spelling and usage with sample words and syntax notes.
The text lists yesterday's quiz answers including Nevada as the heaviest known submarine, the Erie Canal linking waters, James Monroe as the claim to fame, Mohammedism, a man between ninety and two hundred, a Confederate flag, and places linked to Antidal Gaothire.
A garbled puzzle asks for crop value of a field with triangle sides 68 60 82 as 80 bushels at 2.50 per bushel. It references yesterday's answer 300 and shows divisions and product steps for calculation, though the rest is unclear.
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church plans a church supper in the auxiliary room on Thursday evening at 6 30. Mrs Don Culver leads preparations with a promised menu. Proceeds support the church's benevolence fund. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Roy Ball, a well known Union City resident and Shreve Chair Company salesman, died suddenly at home after an apparent heart attack. He was 36, survived by his wife and mother, with services to be announced later.
James Ne Hawking aged 76 years eight months and 21 days died at his home 153 Lakewood Avenue Lakewood yesterday afternoon. He is survived by his wife Mia Bessie Phillips Hawkins one son Herman Hawkins two nephews Tim Hawkins Frank Lowitts and niece Mrs Till Quimy. The funeral will be held at his home in Lilkeyrood on Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Mr Wis of Niobe officiating. Interment will be Bear Late Cemetery.
Union City Sept 16 Prank Caster Water Department superintendent was injured when a car struck a pole on Lincolnville road Saturday. Caster suffered head injuries and will be unable to leave home for several days. John Nutt was also damaged in the incident as the car skidded and threw occupants from the vehicle.
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