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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Arthur Colegrove at Routh Street Corry Pennsylvania. It notes postage and advertising rates including 5.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy fifteen cents per week.
A lengthy piece argues newspapers inform and guide readers through objective reporting and editorial commentary. It explains that editors balance bias with reader interests, defend press responsibility, and show how editorials shape public policy over time.
French designers lament a shift toward simple practical garments for sport and indoor wear as women adopt freer silhouettes. They argue life today demands comfortable, functional clothes mirroring outdoor ideals praised since ancient times.
The piece extols curb appeal through Mawers and shrubbery, praising the finest mansion aesthetics with brick, lumber, and mortar. It celebrates lush gardens, flowers, and lawn care as personal culture and community pleasure, noting the educator role of beautification in urban life.
An article notes Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey plan to abolish dangerous animal acts amid concerns raised by modern mothers and parents about children witnessing ferocious animals in performances. The piece reflects anxiety over blood and thunder displays and calls for reform to protect young audiences.
A garbled 1805 extract notes early 19th century affairs in Corry Erie and Jamestown. Mentions milk production, a meeting with a committee, a Knight of Pythias reunion plan, births, a horse sale, fish stocking trips, and road repairs. References Dan Nast window dressers and Easter injury to Harold Patterson’s child.
The article notes raw soap materials come from earth interior and require processing before use. It mentions costs and salt as examples, with ready made soap in utilities. Specific plants include one at Ashcraft, British Columbia, another in Nevada, and a third at Oken's Lake, Georgia, with soap from these sources used in quen rules for many years.
Jamestown April 20 The body found near Springville and carried to an empty Buffalo morgue was identified Saturday by Alex Nelson of Ross Mills as Adolphe Nelson of La Crosse Wisconsin who had roomed on West Third Street. Death from a bullet wound. Funeral services to be held at Henderson Lincoln funeral home at 3 pm with interment in Lakeview Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Louise, Alice and Violet.
Pittsburgh detectives arrested two men on the North Side as part of a wider probe into a Pittsburgh base ball pool. Authorities say the operation involved agents in Port Erie Ontario and Buffalo New York with thousands of lottery tickets sold. Regul ar supplies of the carb solution were reported to have reached Pittsburgh.
Rheuma the remarkable remedy sold and guaranteed by N. P. Annws Co acts quickly and safely. It antagonizes and drives from the system the poisons that cause stiffness and pain in joints and muscles.
A farmer in Dunkira equips a tractor with strong automobile lamps to plow four miles at night, aided by several workers. The modification, aimed at continuing work after dark, follows a recent practice of extending farming hours with enhanced lighting.
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage prevents baldness and stops hair loss and itching. It promises hair growth and scalp treatment with a money back guarantee. Sold by No I Ames & Co and at all drug and toilet counters.
Caleb Hall, reportedly the oldest angler in the county, is highlighted in a fragmentary report. The notice mentions age, local waterways, and a community ceremony, with several garbled names and unclear dates.
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