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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1924
Page
3
Notices show post office entry in Corry Pennsylvania for second class mail matter. Rates listed include five dollars per year by mail, three cents per copy by carrier, and fifteen cents per week. Additional details indicate a request or condition for application and further clarification needed.
Harvard researchers explore telepathy and mind to mind influence as psychologists shift from mockery to inquiry. The piece notes long skepticism giving way to curiosity about transfer of thought without physical contact, likening future proof to radio. It highlights possible laws of mental communication across distance.
A Week of Kindness urges April observance focused on humane treatment of animals. It condemns cruelty from barefooted horses to birds used as targets and urges civilized behavior, noting progress in reducing animal suffering and placement of stray cats and dogs in humane homes.
A playful report recounts a young couple from the Northside aiming for a ride to Clymer after negotiating for a horse and a wager. The tale shows their plans, a prized wager, and a later sighting heading toward Clymer along tracks, with local humor about locksmiths and oddball obstacles.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes references to coaches, judges, and public figures with stray sports and political notes. Names like Hoover and Napoleon appear amid disjointed lines about boxing, a judge, doctors, and a kitchen scene, yielding no clear event or outcome.
In Shawnee Kansas a night raid by a bandit gang was repelled as Marshal William Sraith wounded while pursuing looters. Bandits forced entry to the Shawnee bank but fled in three automobiles after townspeople fired on them. no money was recovered.
A New York federal judge issued a temporary injunction under the Sherman Antitrust Act restraining a poultry association from fixing prices and boycotting independent dealers. Col William Hayward, U S District Attorney, said the action targets interstate trade valued at over 50 000 annually. The case involves Midwest and Southwest live poultry suppliers and aims to relieve producers and consumers by opening trade. The order will be strictly enforced and monitored by Col Hayward’s office. Berkus traveled to St Louis on urgent business.
Robert Wolford and Miss Anna McRea wed at the bride’s parents’ Buffalo residence on April 6, 1904. The ceremony united two families and was attended by close relatives in a simple, private setting.
The Journal notes a surge past 1,000 circulation as Abt Spring beet meat dealer is jailed for selling adulterated smoked salmon. State inspector Andrew Repman helped uncover a broad practice of coating white salmon with coal tar dye to appear red. Philadelphia buyers paid about four times the normal price, with shipments traced from Chicago.
Kodak finishing offered at 421 Marion Street and Condra's drug store. Mrs. Nichols at 617 is associated with the notice, indicating local service availability.
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