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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
8
London reports a looming general strike May 1 as coal miners refuse operators wage proposals. The National Federation Conference backs the miners and vows no wage reduction while stages set for further negotiations with the Royal Visit and government.
After a night chase through the Fulton County mountains, a sheriff's posse captured Todd Lynch, an alleged jailbreaker, hiding in an attic beneath a shawl and old matting. Lynch had escaped from Fulton County Jail yesterday by prying a rock loose.
Mrs Jack Lorberter of Dellwood Place writes to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes prior fear and isolation, reading a testimonial, and later improvements in health and sleep. She asks others to consider the remedy for lasting health over decades.
An advertisement touts Ocean O sea water extract as a cure for eczema acne hives and skin diseases. It claims mineral elements restore blood and skin health and notes a doctor cites a psoriasis case fading in a week. Ordering details urge contacting Thomas Yawney and promise money back if no results.
The family thanks neighbors friends and U S Radiator Corporation and Theme Projection Lego for kindness and support after the death of Mrs Senta Dickinson. Mr and Mrs Dickinson extend gratitude to those who offered sympathy and assistance.
A Thursday morning blaze at 15 o'clock gutted the Poolroom and damaged the Bus and Body Co partition. The fire spread from the shop to upper storerooms, destroying small quantities and heavily damaging the confectionery store. Authorities report near total loss to the affected buildings and contents.
Aprian Edward supine elfo, the Silver Creek resident, was shot in the right side near the fishing village at Cattaraugus Creek weeks ago. Harold Nelson, charged with assault in the first degree, appeared before Justice Stewart in Silver Creek and was sent to the grand jury. Bail motion by attorney R P Galloway was deferred. the judge was to rule later as affairs moved to Buffalo.
The Matteson and his Spring Creek orchestra provide music for a special old-fashioned dance at the State Armory. The event draws large crowds as dancers enjoy the traditional steps and a high class program for the evening.
A London based report describes the death of the so called Millionaire Recluse aboard the ship Valreyin near Colchester. The vessel, an 1800 ton former Brae yacht, had long carried rumor and mystery as one man lived in seclusion while maintaining ties to the United States. The exact circumstances of his death remain unclear with reports stating he died aboard while anchored off England as ownership changed hands to Brown in Wales.
A promotional text by Edna Wallace Happer invites readers to send a coupon with 10 cents for a trial package of beauty products. It promises quick, visible skin improvements after first use and touts youth-enhancing creams and powders, claiming benefits within hours.
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