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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday on West South Street Corry Pennsylvania. Arthur Colegrove involved. Entered at the Post Office as Second Class Mail. Rates: By Mail five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A critical editorial condemns the Senate for praising or hiding votes on Woodliffe’s confirmation to the Interstate Commerce Commission. It denounces secrecy, calls for honesty in public life, praises independent lawmakers, and urges voters to demand accountability despite party lines. The piece laments how political fear or loyalty shields weak or hypocritical behavior.
A government inquiry argues that oil companies operate as a coordinated monopoly, profiting through high gasoline prices and steady stock dividends. The piece questions whether the Standard Oil group and others have violated anti trust laws and how the DOJ will pursue a clear independent company definition as the case unfolds.
Advice on managing temper through quiet days and gradual restraint. Includes reference to expectant mothers and infant care with fragmented lines mentioning Seana Beers Ellen and Dr. SeGE. Overall, a guidance snippet on self control and maternal well being.
Two trucks collided between Salamanca and Beulined, injuring Lester Haymon, 40, and another man who were transported to Salamanca hospital. Both drivers sustained injuries while a bystander and a third person were uninjured. Road crews reported debris and damaged trees at the scene.
Lansing arrest report notes a court order banning the sale of Mercury in the city. Marie Po Wittle, attorney for the ham county, announces that all copies of a specific story are to be derailed. The article mentions H. L. Mencken and related charges, with the editor acquitted of similar charges in Boston.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, April 8, authorities report a man killed his wife and son amid a personal crisis. A month earlier the man was admitted to a sanitarium following a nervous breakdown as firefighters battled a blaze at the family home.
A local campaign promotes Arbor Day observance urging planting and preservation of forests and birds. The Governor appeals to restrain gun usage, protect nesting sites, and advance tree planting during the April 16 to 22 period, tied to American Tree Week activities.
Funeral services for Mrs Samantha Uhekssson were held at a home on West Warne Street. Relatives and friends attended framed by Brethren rites and offerings, with eulogies from Vibert Sani and James Mute among mourners.
A local figure proposes reversing a prior saving plan to return to an older arrangement. He intends to present his idea on a radio program called The Outlook, seeking public feedback and support. The remarks suggest a debate over financial strategy and timing.
A garbled Forest County report describes a three legged deer incident with a vague account of an operation and medical care. The text mentions a surgeon, ward keeper, and several unclear locations and names, but the core event appears to be a failed or contested attempt to treat or manage a three legged deer and its aftermath.
A photograph displayed in London depicts the Isle of Wieht as viewed from an ait. The work measures about 190 square miles and features three jesters. The observation highlights the photograph’s scale and imagery for judging its merit.
A crowded house attended the latest performance amid praise for the cast. Witnesses reported a lively program with encore numbers featuring Floral Callahay and Maurie Nefarid Bugabetl as the finale's highlights.
A Florida storm centered near Port Pierce damages automobiles and property, cripples telegraph and phone lines, and disrupts the town for hours. The report notes widespread destruction and power outages, with lingering effects across the area.
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