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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegrave announces publication with post office entry as second class mail matter for Corry Pennsylvania. Rates include five dollars per year by mail, three cents per copy by mail, fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available upon application.
An essay argues for vertical integration as the future of industry led by the Ford Motor Company. It credits orderly control of materials from timber to ships, railroads to factories, as key to economic strength and consumer benefits.
A garbled 1806 lookback notes Archie Purely of the city as erlligter of the US Wolver ine writes of a trip to Chicago for school. Mentions Will chitudny, Sante Bettes, and automobile concerns. Quail season reports from Pommleton farms near Titusville play into a wider local reverse tone. Easter homecoming for George Titus after Washington trip with Grand View Mining. Missing details cautionary. church notes mention Standard Hedgolenf ME Church and Mrs Wrighim with a brief social vignette
An article notes a sudden change as interurban electric railways acquire most bus lines in Indiana, turning some lines into feeders and phasing out others. It argues the victory reflects investor interests more than merit and calls for regulation to preserve both bus and tram options without forcing one out.
A large Odd Fellows gathering is planned for Saturday evening in the city. The event features seventeen candidates for the Public Degree and includes a visit by prominent officers such as Deputy Grand Master John Munk and others, with reports of ceremonial and social activities throughout the evening.
The article notes nine farmers honored as many moved from American farms to cities within a year. Nearly half departures were offset by births, with a net loss of 479,000. It claims urban growth contrasts with no famine in agricultural districts and argues modern machinery reduces needed farm workers while sending surplus to cities to improve rural living.
A chaotic report details a fatal or serious incident involving a small child struck by a train's wheels, with initial police and medical responses. The piece references multiple names and locations, including local officials, hospitals, and a court-related update.
A ceremony planned to honor the purchase of the Old Block House site as a historic spot drew interest from attendees including Mrs MA Nagle and Mrs Fanny Dyrdiniesy. Delegates from Kansas and other states received credentials for the General Assembly of the National Society, with program details promised by the organizing committee in Washington DC.
A walkout by carpenters in Laven No Sa0ssatis halts building activity across the city. Carpenters demand 25 cent raise from the present 1 dollar per hour. A meeting of contractors and union reps is planned today to seek a settlement.
A Cleveland woman recalls extreme weight loss after childbirth and recovery after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She attributes her gain from 98 to 116 pounds and praises improved health enabling daily chores. The piece promotes the tonic as a “good fairy” bestowing better health.
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