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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1926

Page

8

Lake fishing still held up by ice fields

partial report from Lakes area on April six notes boats unable to haul nets due to wind and ice. Keystone Fish Co reports tugs to Pere Burwell and Agness encountered ice and did not attempt nets. Weather service cites persistent cold and shifting winds with fields extending beyond Vision. Produce markets show steady to firm values across staple items including flour pork lard sugar and eggs amid widespread winter conditions.

Brie Rees-Muthe Keystone Fish Company Pere Burwell Ont Agness Ie Fields Ani Tie Raeteorological Service Vanada West Gill Owever Ashtabula Waytwand AL Duplin Ieee Tirenkirk Huffulo Seeries Hiullaly Barbie

Olean Man Held for Arson in Fire at Home

Paul Sinclair aged 26 of 01 East Water Street North End was held at the police station on an open charge after a fire damaged his home early in the evening. Police found a revolver a knife and shell fragments on him. He is expected to face second degree arson and Sullivan Act violations after the blaze alarm summoned firemen. His wife and son returned before the fire was put out and he was arrested on Captain John O Mara fire department complaint.

OLEAN Paul Sinclair East Water Street North End Sinclm Ras Iipethe Sie Chars John O'Mara Fire Department

Antisaloon Leaguers Discuss Beer Proposal

Washington April 18 The AntiSaloon League legislative committee met in executive session to discuss Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews statement that legalizing light beer would aid enforcement. Wayne Wheeler, counsel for the League, said a statement would be issued later today detailing how the League plans to handle the matter, with some hoping to bury Andrews if possible.

Washington AntiSaloon League Treasury Andrews Wayne i. Wheeler League United Press Andie

Birthday Narrowly Averted Illness Recalls Local Appointments

A distressed note recounts a near fatal birthday episode with severe stomach pain and fainting. The report mentions local officials including Commissioner Joseph Rogen and the appointment of Mrs Capper as a tax collector, plus a medicinal remedy advertised for abdominal issues.

Spring Haley Spring Valley Opal Bates and Eleanor Groceykoski

The fragment lists names and small town social notes from Spring Valley and nearby areas. It mentions visits, homestead gatherings, birthdays, and weekly activities among Bates Ayres Woodard and local families. A brief closing anecdote references a Babbling Brook Country Club golf tournament for advertising men.

Mellogto beauty powder marketed by Ames & Co

A new Trenen process beauty powder promises to hide pores and perspiration with a natural skin like, velvety finish. The product Mellogto is advertised as resisting shine until removal of makeup.

Mellogto N,t. Ames & Co

Chemical composition of a man tallies 148 pounds

An approximate chemical breakdown for a man 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighing 148 pounds lists elements with respective weights: Oxygen 124 pounds, hydrogen 14.6, nitrogen 4.6, carbon 81.6, phosphorus 1.4, calcium 28, sulfur 24, chlorine 12, sodium 12, iron 0.02, potassium 0.84, magnesium 0, fluorine 0.02, totaling 148.8 pounds.

Man

Before Her Baby Came Lydia Pinkham Helped Adkins Woman

Mrs A He of Adkins Texas recounts severe weakness before her baby. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to care for her infant now four months old and weighs four pounds. She endorses the remedy and offers to answer letters for other women suffering similar symptoms. The product, a vegetable tonic, has been used by women for over thirty years and is sold by druggists.

Adkins Texas Lydia B Mas. A. HE Tsonmaakt Pinkham

Westling child badly burned in hospital blaze

A seven or eight year old girl, daughter of Kane Apel, suffered severe burns in a hospital fire. Doctors feared for her life as she lay in critical condition after initial treatment. Relatives, including Mrs Davis, described injuries while medical staff attended to the fire’s aftermath and the child’s condition remained grave.

Kane Dann Westling Ieee

Crossings to be Eliminated Across New York State

The Public Service Commission released a program to remove dangerous grade crossings in several sections of the state. Work is set to begin in July with railroad and street crossings addressed. Notable eliminations include Erie Railroad in Jamestown Buffalo street and Pennsylvania Railroad at Allegheny.

New Jersey Barnegat Bay Maxim Development Corporation St. Dept New York City Albany Gramme Publi Service Commission Mostowny Ie Thether Hall Erie Railroad Jamestown Buffalo Street Penneslynia Ajlewine Catearaeus Varity Alleen

Clymer Grange Enlivens Fine Program and Meetings

The Clymer Grange hosts a fine program on Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Gorge Vandersealt presiding. After the business session, topics included Rural School work and Government matters read by El Galtisch. attendees included Mya McMray and Sheridan Wallace assisting with minutes.

Magitin Gorge Vandersealt EL. Galtisch iTinese Eile McMray Me Sheridan Wallace Aretell Elpsitieg William Buninwald Rennet Tier Hein Aller Speyline Buitalt Honnert Ely Spendin Syanictenie Ais Roy King Luli Vowles Wwll Feiands Ani Garters Highens Lower Lancraie Minton Tnavst Sollingg Judson Morgan Plymer Milton Randall Bonnin Corry Clymer Oliver Anderson

Williams Treatment Offered For Uric Acid Ailments

An advertisement promises relief from rheumatic aches, back pain, and fatigue caused by excess uric acids. It claims success since 1802, offering a free sample and a regular 85 cent remedy of The Williams Treatment via mail order with no obligation.

Andramfort Williams Ranrlise Hampton du Vout Patel Parrel

Light and Company Visitor Case At Moyville

On Saturday Deputy Sheitt Ciyide Beeman visited Moyville as a business guest. Mrs Ida Johnson, referenced in the report, faced a personnel change last week. The article notes a return to duties at the Tempas Shop earlier this week.

Ma ‘Villes Sheitt Ciyide Beeman Moyyitle Ida Johnson Neone Kop Noine Tissa Fap

Dodgers Skirting Taxes and Winter Says Chronicle

The San Princisco Chronicle reports Dodgers formerly Americana dodge taxés and work, and even winter, as a standing joke or observation about their elusive stance. The item highlights a quip about their seasonal avoidance and odd behavior.

The San Princisco

Lafayette College Students in Battle

United Press reports a clash at Lafayette College in Easton on April 18 as about 200 freshmen and sophomores fought in a theater area. Police used tear gas to break up the fray and drive students back toward their dormitories.

Lafayette College United Press Easton, Pine Balay Sophiatldter Potleernen Frling Validesiite

Award M shin chy fore ent away fh early

This fragment references an obituary notice mentioning a person and family, with scattered items about a death, residence in Florida, and survivors, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a coherent summary.

Shin Florida Chu Oswego Ariel Desier St. B Petersburg Hartlett

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