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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1926
Page
3
A distinguished authority notes the artistic quality of present feminine style and argues modern design spans clothing and public buildings. He claims the finest work in the ward shows taste, talent, and money to elevate architectural leadership, while the public slowly recognizes the beauty of American design.
A financial observer critiques the belief that market trends justify endless price moves. The piece discusses investor behavior, tourism as a major export, and the cultural value of resources that serve human interest and beauty, arguing those factors may be as valuable as tangible resources.
A garbled 1906 Journal excerpt recalls Worley and Brighilly deaths, Civil War memories, Port Pillow raid memories, local police actions, Alfred and Dick Dawson notes, Mrs L Dy West and Ruth visiting, and city ordinance revisions discussed at a health meeting.
Mayville April 10 Ray Mansel a caretaker at the county courthouse drowned in shallow flood water from Chautauqua Lake near the Pennsylvan ia Railroad station yesterday afternoon. His body was submerged and recovered after an apparent fall into the water while fishing. Authorities believe he may have slipped toward the tracks or fell while attempting to cross to the embankment.
United States Steel reports March unfilled tonnage falling by 296,887 tons to 4,378,935 tons. Figures for February 28 are 4,882,730 and January 1926 shows 4,?130. the report notes prior year levels on March 1 and March 1, 1925.
A new principal named Carlyle Hylan is introduced amid talks of ending a campus dispute. Seniors plan to return from Washington as a private meeting outlines leadership changes and possible reassignments.
The Mentor Club held a fine banquet at the Bluebird restaurant last evening to close the season’s activities. Members enjoyed a decorative setup with felice and recitations as Miss Felice presented items and guests were recognized for their contributions to the club’s programs.
Sunday’s five best radio entertainments feature a lineup of stations and programs across WEAF WSAL WOATE WAG WEEL and others. The listing mentions music and a variety of hosts with no clear schedule or times due to garbled OCR text.
Community update from Spartansburg includes interment at Brice Til cemetery and details on residents visiting, hosting and events. Mentions May roll call tax of 24 mills and per capita tax, local officials and neighbors, and social gatherings at homes on Spring Street and Main Street with names such as Titus, Davis, and Buckley.
Reports say the central government in Peking faces a potential overthrow as Nationalist troops reportedly surround the capital. Artillery fire is heard but clear details on scope and outcome remain uncertain.
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