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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
5
A jewelry store in Wil City suffered a window smash and theft of gems. Police arrested a suspect shortly after the incident as investigators catalog the damage and stolen items. The report notes the event occurred early morning with store staff and witnesses providing initial details.
Eastern birth control advocates say they may push for a national program at the National League of Women Voters convention. A committee vote against a welfare restitution measure left the issue undecided for the convention, with Roman Catholic members reportedly threatening to resign if a resolution favored birth control.
A fragment notes WMurtele ule We Knew Hint wit oats work-American. Spaivermin mentions oat cultivation efforts and new growing sites as part of ongoing agricultural hints and practices.
United Press reports the retirement of Earnist from the agency amid wartime changes. The brief note cites organizational shifts, a note on staff reassignment, and a departure announced this week.
An elderly Blairsville woman, Alice Daniel Sifneys, died shortly after riding with her husband. The coroner attributed death to pneumonia following a chest injury from the Gidden incident, with the double lobar infection cited as the cause.
A local report details the death of Joseph Smithy after being struck by a car near his home. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene as investigators begin documenting the incident and collecting evidence for the formal report.
A reflective moral admonition urges self scrutiny before judging others. The fragment warns that self judgment is prone to error and sin, while judging others invites equal fault and temptation. The odd phrasing suggests a didactic, perhaps religious, medieval voice emphasizing humility and restraint.
A quirky note from Louisville courter Touran mentions a “mighty pretty girl” and a plan to visit a beloved subject. The exchange includes playful banter about a short plergy and a tooth-pixie ad, reflecting a local, humorous tone.
Local residents, including Reyand Banlett and Mrs Banlett, plan weekend trips and business engagements. Many names, towns, and events appear, with visits to Warren, Wrightsville, Lakewood, and Brodhead, plus confirmations of conferences and family gatherings over the coming days.
A garbled list of electric utilities refiners steel mills railroads and banks including American Smelter Anaconda Northwestern Steel Continental Copper General Motors Reading Republic Steel and Westinghouse among others. The piece reads as a market close column with stock mentions and company names like Missouri Pacific Wabash Union Oil St Paul and Skelly, interwoven with city references and old ticker style notation.
Suffering from constipation is linked to headaches and numerous diseases, with claims of relief from Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. An advertisement-style notice urges daily use of bran as a remedy, promising permanent relief or money back. Mentions Mrs. Hardin and Kellogg in Battle Creek as makers.
A fragmented line shows a speaker asking about a four start gift, remarking “What 4 Start he gave me” as a suitor pressed to marry at 60 a. y weeks. The note references a widow from Cornell, hinting at social expectations and marriage timing.
An old catalog style ad touts St Jacobs Oil to ease chest colds and sore throat. It promises quick breathing relief, gentle chest application, and cooling warmth without skin irritation, noting the product is trusted by customers for years.
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