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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1927
Page
3
Partial obituary and mailing notice for Arthur Colegrove mailed from Corey, Pennsylvania. Mentions Second Class Mail matter, subscription options by mail or carrier, and advertising rates upon request.
The piece argues landed properties gain value when held for profit and community use. It notes investors may buy land for speculation, yet value emerges when land supports homes or business rents. It emphasizes the social payoff of sound estate investment for neighborhoods and growth.
A polemical piece argues for humane slaughter of pheasants in Essex as a means to protect crops from insects worms and pests. It claims insects will overrun nature if birds are not kept in check and laments the farmer’s burden and broader food security concerns.
The article notes the body of water near the Bospinris coast connected to the Mediterranean as the Bigok sea. It discusses its perilous reputation and frequent sudden storms, warning mariners of treacherous weather conditions.
The Union City Greenhouse thanks customers for Easter patronage and invites all to see their improved service. They promise the finest Mother's Day and Memorial Day floral supplies yet and pledge to do better than others.
A garbled page fragment lists numerous proper nouns January through November references and scattered actions. It mentions Matilda, Dawson, Deniny, Princess of lever, Harry Bbieht, Mrs WhorbetHi, Clara Tetrrnyteny, and Whiteline amid vague street, car, and park scenes with a self known driver and a fishing trip.
United Press reports survey shows Coolidge likely to win Republican nomination if he runs. Smith could gain key support in the Atlantic seaboard, with 11 industrial states potentially delivering about 200 Republican votes. Delaware, New York, and Pennsylvania dynamics shape expected convention outcomes and regional alignments.
A Splendid program for the 108th anniversary of the order drew a large throng. Hobart Hull chaired, Mayor Bracken spoke, A Mertens traced lodge history to 1810, notes on benefits of lodge work were shared, and Encampment degree drills drew applause. The event featured orchestral numbers and many gifts.
April 27 Roanoke district report states Walter Booth, 18, a farm youth, has lived six nights and five days with a torn lung and paralyzed arms. Doctors say only a slight chance of recovery remains as friends continue pumping his chest and aiding breathing. The piece notes political context referencing a Republican delegation and past presidential movement.
Early Tuesday morning a burglar attempted four store entries on Main Street Youngsville. The Prosperity store was the only one with a successful break in, but only about $2 was taken. The Engstrom Clothing and Mende Shoe stores were also targeted but no loot found. East End Grocery was entered through a window after a mannequin burglar tried doors, then fled when alerted by residents. Policeman Frank Dunkle investigated.
A large attendance gathered this afternoon at 2 o clock for the funeral of James A. Ransom at his home 16 East Main Street. Rev. J A Martin delivered a fitting address. Masonic and Shriner orders sent offerings. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with local attendees. Out of town relatives from Cleveland and Westfield attended.
A reader praises San Cura Ointment and Soap for curing a two year palm sore after other treatments failed. The ad claims effectiveness for piles eczema boils ulcers chilblains and chapped skin and lists San Cura Ointment 3c and 60e with druggists carrying it.
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