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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1927
Page
3
Advertisement text shows publishing details for Cony Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania with Arthur Colegrove as publisher. Includes postal terms, mailing class, and subscription and carrier rates. Contains price points and rate inquiry note.
Immigration commissioner Harry E Hull estimates 1 000 000 to 2 000 000 aliens may be subject to deportation if apprehended. The report notes many cannot be deported due to citizenship issues and that actual deportations run about 12 000 yearly.
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Doran issued new alcohol rules targeting barber shops and beauty parlors selling illicit drinks. He bans selling products like hair tonics and cosmetics in barrels or tank cars of more than a gallon capacity to curb wholesale alcohol diversion.
Chronicle of past events notes a Methodists church event a theft未 and a local road project to Spring Creek. It mentions Cohen the popular shopkeeper, a thief escaping with $600, and social visits to Erie for reunions and humane society conventions.
A brief problem states sixty feet of a certain wire weighs one pound and asks for the weight of sixteen miles of it. The prompt includes noisy trailing text and garbled phrases from previous problems.
An excerpt from a language drill or quiz shows questions on pronunciation spelling and word choice. It includes prompts about correct forms of phrases and letters missing in words as well as exercises on meanings and usage. The fragment preserves a classroom or workbook tone with incomplete lines and student prompts.
A fragmented list poses questions about William the Conqueror’s battle, the Chinese alphabet length, colors for quick brown fox, smoking in England, Franklin’s popularity in a foreign capital, and past trivia snippets on lunar eclipse, Mary Pickford, a skunk dye, and Nazareth in the 2nd century.
Four men cited in a federal case for interstate shipment theft were arrested Friday morning after a New York Central box car was broken into near the Continental Heater plant. Forest Rohman Pete Ceranowiecz Carl Richter and Irwin Gunther are detained awaiting federal proceedings. Local police and railroad detectives aided the arrest.
W J Flaherty offers violin and mandolin instruction and sells fine violins. He provides First Class Orchestra services for dancing concerts and all occasions at Corner Park and Mottets.
Ira Loy Springs Post American Legion met at Fenton Mansion last night to plan attendance at the county conference in Clymer on September 26. Members will travel by bus with the drum corps. Auxiliary members also arranged to attend the Clymer meeting.
Marcus Lot theatrical magnate leaves a will filed for probate in New York Surrogate Court. The Loew estate is estimated between 35 and 50 million dollars with final value to be determined by counsel Leopold Friedman. Titled as the bulls of the estate go to widow Gertrude Loew and two sons.
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