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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1931
Page
3
The fragmentary notice references Mil s and a scoring result tied to Ruby Taley. Details are unclear. No full names, dates, or places are readable to confirm opponents, venue, or exact score.
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The Corry Evening Journal discusses British naval mutiny and civil disobedience in the budget crisis, framing it as a sign of broader social change. It then explores feminist themes, arguing women may soon lead in the mechanical age as men cede control in offices and factories.
Twenty years ago events include Corry Castor Company fire delaying rebuilding and denial of plans to move to Warren. Aviator Rogers planned a New York to Los Angeles advertising flight for Armour. A two story West Washington street residence feared damaged by a fire, and two freight cars derailed near the Pennsy ice house. Local deaths, shop improvements, travel plans, and local notices populate a vivid Corry snapshot.
Two business competitors started with equal capitals. After one increased by 40 percent and the other by 20 percent, how much more did the first firm gain? The problem asks for the difference in resulting capitals given equal bases and the two percentage changes.
The piece highlights common misuses and mispronunciations of terms. It notes examples like there are eggs and a dozen, explains axes pronunciation, and warns on misspellings such as questionnaire. It urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily with clandestine used in a phrase.
California leads with 67 percent population growth in the last decade. Isaac Newton discovered the Law of Gravitation. Returning citizens may bring $100 worth of purchases from foreign countries without duty. Alma mater refers to one's school. There are more married people than single people in the TV age. The majority are 18 years or older.
The notice promotes Elberta peaches and Bartlett pears with prunes and plans for a forthcoming sale. It mentions locations and names in a fragmented style, implying a local market or catalog in North East. The terse text hints at a sales event and collectables like baskcat.
United Press reports two Pittsburgh banks and a subsidiary failed to open as directors closed them to conserve assets and protect depositors. The Bank of Pittsburgh NA and Highland National Bank ceased operations, Franklin Savings and Trust Company also closed by the state banking department with a focus on depositors.
Titusville Sept 21 Corry Carrier spoke at a Crawford County Rural Letter Carriers Association gathering in Sparta Sturg. A banquet preceded the event at Sparta Baptist Church parlor with Ladies Aid serving a substantial dinner. Officers installed included President Ralph S. Ghering Secretary Hugh Swaney and Treasurer A L Brown. The program featured reports from the Los Angeles National Rural Letter Carriers Convention with Clyde Hall Charles Magee and Ned Goodell detailing the trip across 20 states covering 8896 miles and using 500 gallons of gas and 54 quarts of oil.
In her MGM debut at the Rex, Wola Dressler appears as a candidate for Mayer aiming to "clean up the town" with Polly Morin as campaign manager. The satire follows racketeers and crooked politics as she rides to power amid laughable complications, with hints of Dressler’s dramatic range from Anna Christie and Mim and Bill.
The text notes several famous men believed to have left handedness or left handed drawing. Mentioned figures include Tiberius Sebastian del Plombo Michelangelo Flechter Nigra Bull Raphael Montelupo Bertillon and James A Garfield with Leonardo da Vinci sketched rapidly using his left hand.
A Chicago Tribune style roundup reviews Sir Walter Raleigh biography by Donald Barr Chidsey and Roark Bradford John Henry and Thorne Smith Turn About plus Dag van Dorien gees Borders A Mis Hour Lug. It notes Donaghey San Pedro by James Gould Cogsen and Masterson mysteries The Mystery of 52. Also advertises a horse sale September 28 at H C Howe farm Sherman NY with 20 Snodworft horses and money-back guarantee.
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