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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1927
Page
3
An article argues that extending votes to women will yield a feminist majority in Parliament, noting 200000 more women than men, potential shifts in policy, and concerns about pettiocracy as men may still hold practical voting power in Britain and beyond.
Warren April 26 The New Process company expands by purchasing adjoining property on Third Avenue for a larger plant. A front drive, rear conveyors, and a new ferry-side platform support expanded shipments with improved access and a future larger unit planned on Third Avenue.
Street marking in the business district will warn of approaches to Wingert crossings and Atrec intersections. West Smith Street pavement to be marked for auto and visitor guidance with no parking from Colmer to beyond. Parking bans aim to reduce accidents and narrow escapes. police plan to extend markings as weather allows.
The Philathea class held a pleasant social evening hosted by Miss May Howard and others. Two piano solos were performed and refreshments served by hostesses. Guests included Mrs David Lemon and Mrs Linscott from Tulsa as the group enjoyed the program.
The fragment mentions archival notes from The Journal Files dated April 26 1907. It references lines about Gatun and the canal plus various names and items such as letters and items from the Evening Stands of Milton and mentions of Stacy Baker and Miss Moranne Tyna.
The Teelind cartoon in the Dispatch critiques loss of privacy amid Xray, periscope, fast cars, airplanes, radio and TV. It argues peace and quiet need not vanish and that people resist intrusive devices in their homes while noting hopeful future solutions and the limits of prevention.
The Michigan legislature debates harsher penalties for burglars and horse theft with a proposed six year period, and a new instrument described in archaic terms. The text discusses potential punishments and questions the effectiveness of existing methods while considering fines and imprisonment.
A 19th century report outlines farm population trends with 2,600,000 left rural areas last year while about 1,000,000 moved in. notes that mechanization and better transport boost production, yet rural balance may falter as fewer farmers feed growing markets.
Colombia lies at the tip of South America. Countries with no sea coast include Bolivia and Paraguay. The major river systems are the Amazon and Orinoco basins. The Andes is the great mountain range. Key port cities include Buenos Aires Montevideo and La Plata.
The article notes Illinois senator elect Fran J. Smith and Pennsylvania senator elect William S. Ware face uncertain futures as the Senate prepares to seat new members. Their offices lack full occupancy and their schedules show limited activity ahead of Congress, with uncertainty about whether they will sit in the upcoming session.
A union man narrowly avoided serious injury when his automobile left the pavement and rolled down an embankment on return from Titusville. He suffered only a few cuts and bruises as the car was badly damaged but he escaped death.
The Union City Greenhouse pledges the finest floral goods for Mother's Day and Memorial Day and assures customers of excellent service. They acknowledge busy times and invite adjustments if any errors occur, highlighting wedding, funeral, and everyday flowers from OLDS THE FLORIST.
A 19th century advertisement claims Bowles Mentho Sulphur clears skin overnight. It touts germ destroying properties and rapid relief from eruptions dermatitis ringworm and itching with quick improvement after applying a small jar. The copy urges sufferers to obtain the remedy from any good druggist.
Parents value higher education for their children as a path to success, higher earning potential, and responsible citizenship. The discussion highlights long term social and economic gains from college access.
An open letter published in The Forum asks President Coolidge if he will seek another term. The missive was presented to Edward Z. Clark, the president's assistant secretary, by Trenry Goddard Leach, editor of the magazine.
A Studebaker coach driven by PB Garrah was struck by a Paige sedan driven by Edward Skephat on the Pleasantville road three miles beyond Plumer. Garrah and passengers Mrs Erickson and her son were injured as the Paige veered and overturned into a ditch. the Studebaker veered into the left ditch.
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