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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1926
Page
3
A brief public notice records Arthur Colegrove with the eePublisher, noting Second Class Mail Matter at Corry Pennsylvania. It lists mailing costs by mail at five dollars per year and by carrier at three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week, with advertising sales details available on application.
A vivid forecast argues the United States will boast the world's most extensive air service. It envisions expansive air mail routes linking New York and San Francisco with feeder lines extending to the South, Southwest, and Northwest. Private enterprise and government cooperation will shorten distances and expand transport across the country.
The Ypsilanti Board of Commerce, six years old, seeks to renew its membership for the next three years while highlighting a few notable achievements. The town of 7,000 marked a celebration funded by a per inhabitant grant, and the board covered expenses for a local indoor truck factory decision. It directs education for retail merchants and supports a loan association aiding 60 Normal College students to stay in the area, promoting a strong city route system.
A Silver Creek man, identified as Bam Ortalia, reportedly died by his own hand in a residence on Fredonia Wayvalle. The coroner and local authorities attended, noting no clear motive. Neighbors and family indicated he had been active in the village earlier that day. The death occurred mid afternoon, with police and coroner officials reviewing circumstances.
Luther Burbank was laid to rest after memorial services in Santa Rosa with tributes to his character. Judge Hen Lindsey of Denver praised him as a religious man, drawing from mourners as speakers remembered his contributions to botany.
Picket lines form outside the White House as supporters of striking workers gather. The scene features youths and parents involved in the demonstration, highlighting tensions surrounding labor action and governmental response.
A promotional message touts Mother's Friend as a soothing formula aiding expectant mothers before birth. It claims benefits for comfort, mentions testimonials, and references a free booklet titled Motherhood and the Coming Baby. The ad cites Mrs John S as a user and encourages readers to obtain the booklet.
A fragmented report details a series of thefts around Franklin with warrants issued for suspects including Voorhees and Perey. The narrative mentions local streets, a suspect list, and planned investigations, reflecting a police case developing through April.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets to help thin or sickly children gain weight. It touts 60 tablets for 60 cents and claims druggists will refund money if not satisfied after 30 days. The copy compares the product to a candy and emphasizes pleasant taste and health benefits.
A chaotic OCR fragment appears to reference a request for a new trial in an Erie area case. The text mentions trial reconsideration actions, names like Thiel, and implied legal proceedings though many items are garbled. The core idea is a bid for appellate relief in a criminal matter.
The firm led by a local presiding figure reports progress on a new $20,000 addition to the post office. The plan secures funding and outlines completion within 150 working days, with officials emphasizing careful coordination and timely execution.
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