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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1926

Page

6

W C T U Endorses Pinchot in State Politics

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union backed Governor Pinchot for state office after a lengthy meeting led by Mrs Bartow Smith. The central committee, including state officers, affirmed the endorsement, aligning with national WCTU sentiment and signaling independence from vice presidential views.

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How many mothers realize this

Allargs insurance company in New York finds that one third of national deaths occur below age six. Children's diseases are dangerous but most can be prevented by good hygiene and nourishing meals that increase resistance during growth years.

Allargs Insurance Company New York

Mission continues at St Thomas Church

Large crowds attend special services at St Thomas's Uhired as Rev Fathers Walker and McLeod of the Order of Saint Augustine conduct a weekly mission. Evening services begin at 7 o'clock with sermons from lively speakers. The final service is planned for Sunday evening and all members are urged to attend the remaining exercises.

St Thomas's Uhired Fathers Walker McLeod Order of St Auslstiie Wig Religinus

Everybody Worked But Father and His Illness

A family narrative describes a father suffering severe stomach trouble causing weight loss and illness. After six months a friend recommended Maya’s medicine, which helped him return to work in a month, regain weight, and improve appetite. The text references unrelated entomology notes and local sellers.

Maya Father J. C. Condra Arkangas Gazette

Winter’s heavy season trials for mothers and kids

The passage reflects the harsh winter period when mothers battle to keep children healthy, aiming to minimize illness during the challenging months. It emphasizes parental resolve and the common struggles families face with winter health.

Lake fishing still held up Dunkirk April 24

The April 24 Dunkirk report notes oval fishermen unable to wet out into the lake and begin fishing due to ice conditions and weather. Winds have not yet cleared the shore, keeping locals from launching gear despite some days of milder weather.

Dunkirk Inislay Civic Reavhiry

YP Meeting Held in Waterford City Church Parlor

A pleasant YP meeting at the Waterford Methodist Church parlor brought ten Waterford YP members as guests. Miss Leona McKay presided, with Nina Sitler leading devotionals and a short program followed by refreshments. The May convention is planned for Waterford.

Sarah Stearns Methodist Church Waterford Leona McKayl Nina Sitler Spein

Funeral Services for Fayette Morton

Funeral services for Fayette Morton were held at 1pm from the family home 48 East Teving street with Rev J A Marti of Prestigutian Church presiding. A large number of relatives and friends attended and interment followed in David Cuntis Cemetery with many from the county joining in the final rites.

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Phillips continues Volstead Law Attack in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on April 23 Thomas W. Phillips Jr., a governor candidate, denounced the Volstead Act as a legislative failure. He claimed Judge Gary favors a national plebiscite and cited Roosevelt in supporting the call to repeat the Volstead law.

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Leader Holds Up Settlement in Passaic Textile Row

Passaic New Jersey April 23 United Press reports a proposed conference to settle the New Jersey textile strike was pulled after Weisbord, identified as a union organizer and alleged communist, refused to attend unless he could join as a participant. Governor Moore criticized the demand and said he would not deal with Weisbord at the table.

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Waynesburg Hotel Project Awarded to Contractor Joel Gibson

Greensburg contractor Joel Gibson has been awarded the contract for excavation and foundation work for the new Fort Jackson hotel project in Waynesburg. Work includes site preparation and structural groundwork to start immediately.

Waynesburg Joel Gibson Greensburg Fort Tackson Ieee

New Latrobe Plant Opens Electric Nine Inch Oiling Mill

A Latrobe citation reports the Latrobe Electric Steel Company plant has put in operation a new electric nine inch oiling mill. This marks a modernization step for the local steel works and expands manufacturing capacity in Latrobe.

Latrobe Latrobe Electric Steel Company

Pinchot Expresses Happiness Over Political Outlook

In Harrisburg Governor Pinchot radiated optimism about the campaign outlook and his aid program. He indicated satisfaction with the Western cognition efforts and his standing as a leading Republican candidate for the nomination and potential Senate race.

United Press Harrisburg Pinchot

Thrilling gun battle ends in arrest after chase

At ay niedress PHUGADAL BIA April 28 a dramatic gun battle with police ended when John Cannon, 4, was cornered after a showdown with six police officers and a hand to hand tussle on a roof. Police say the suspect led officers on a spree of robberies before his capture.

Niedress Phugadal Bia Bagtle Seth Tuvsel Unifor

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