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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal printed on West South Street Corry Pennsylvania under Arthur Colegrove publisher. Paper entered at Corry post office as second class mail matter with yearly rate sixty six dollars and carrier price three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on request.
A Washington editor weighs Volstead Act debates with a practical view on intoxicating liquor. He argues alcohol’s effect depends on physical condition and mental state, suggesting anything over 0.275 per day by volume could intoxicate the average person, and calls for honest testimony over heated discussion.
A prominent English banker told American bankers in New York that spending in the United States and saving abroad will restore postwar stability. He argued Americans should spend wisely to boost home industries while supporting European recovery through exported goods. He stressed that America, with most cash, can fund both home and foreign growth within reasonable limits.
A scanned 1906 journal excerpt reflects on early American education debates at a planned academy. It contrasts options from selective talent development to public school affiliated models, and questions admissibility, instruction methods, and practical outcomes for boys and potential students, amid broader national ideas on modern schooling.
A garbled article fragment recounts a German rotor ship voyage in early April, noting perilous seas and a storm. It mentions an American destination, collision risks, and possible outcomes involving the ship’s crew and cargo amid damaged navigation.
French critics propose burning half of the outstanding paper francs to raise the value of the currency. A financier warns the debt burden would remain, as doubling purchasing power leaves the same nominal debt. Creditors and taxpayers would lose, while governments seek stable finance amid deflation risks in Germany and Russia.
The Supreme Court ordered Norris case remanded to the lower court for further action. Details recount Judge Jone s Him ruling on petition refusals and the related Papalio case. Sheriff Norris faced collection disputes and Papalio’s arrest and alleged extortion charges are noted with the 1924 escape timeline.
Mrs Elizabeth Swartz of Harrisburg praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a strengthening tonic and nervine. She reports quick relief from inward weakness and nervous issues, recommending it to women especially during motherhood. The remedy is sold as liquid and tablets. trial offer available by sending ten cents and writing to Dr Pierce's Tuyalids Hotel in Buffalo NY.
A delayed inquest into the crossing crash death of Union offender Virol Kenil and another man was adjourned for two months. The article notes chaotic details, with testimonies about the victims, nearby locations, and the circumstances surrounding the incident, including referenced sites near Moorheadville and Nickel Mate freight. The report mentions law actions and expected findings after the adjournment.
April 21 from Peking reports no effective government as fights pursue ex-president Tuan Chil Jui Tien Tsin and threats loom from Manchurian forces under Marshal thang Tio Lin against Wu Pet Fu's troops. Foreign Minister I Wei Teh claims to handle only foreign affairs, leaving regime leaderless and unstable. Removal of temps from the capital eases strain but chaos grows.
A fragmented note outlines opposition to daylight saving and questions the need for time changes. The text references ministerial associations, proposed services, and timing, hinting at organized opposition and regulatory concerns.
An ad touts Red Pepper Rub as the quickest remedy for chest tightness congestion and sore muscles. It claims heating peppers penetrate to relieve colds and rheumatic pain within minutes and offers free samples from Bowles Red Pepper Ruba Bowles Red Pepper Rub Co at 508 Madison Ave New York.
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