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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
3
The fragment lists postal rates for mail matter at Corry Post Office and advertising rates. It notes pay versus second class mail, yearly carrier charges of $500, and per copy or weekly rates with pricing made known on application.
Fragmented dispatch reports snow and gale conditions across Italy. Rising river waters threaten agriculture and shipping along the Piave and Pa rivers. A Naples area landslide disrupts communications while Piedmont and Limone suffer fruit and forest damage.
A fragment recounts Wilcox making improvements on a market street and mentions opening season plans for next Saturday with details faded.
A plan to sell the Vrennen estate of about sixteen acres on the city east side is announced as Rob ert Patterson transfers to Josep Dare. The Board of Seal records show vacancies as Hy St Phelps and Dr Pettengill tender resignations, with other municipal items hinting at local civic changes.
An experienced director of physical education argues that elaborate ventilation systems are unnecessary. He notes in March school illness absences were low among sickly children when windows were left open, while normally healthy children did not benefit as much from scientific systems. The piece contrasts theory with practice, praising open windows for health.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal or financial note with a misread name likely Rammer Jarman and an amount of 82.60 linked to a will or affidavit. No clear event, date, or parties beyond the two personal names.
An advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying a small amount of Ely Cream Balm into the nostrils. The product claims to soothe inflamed mucous membranes, open nasal passages, and reduce headaches and breathing struggles. It targets sufferers of head colds and ox ford, presenting Bly's Cream Basin as the ideal remedy.
A United Press dispatch notes that John D. Rockefeller withdrew his offer amid a market shakeout. The report outlines reactions from industry observers and potential impacts on financing and investment.
A planned program in Harrisburg will offer additional training for teachers. Officials announced the effort to enhance instructional methods and update classroom practices.
A community resting held sight under the Melindist Episcopal Church where an endorsement was given for a local candidate. Names and exact roles are garbled but the event centers on a church endorsement in the community.
Ad reads Golden Lax tablets as a nighttime laxative with a money back guarantee if they do not tone up the entire system. Promotes one or two tablets for sleep and relief, claiming dramatic effects and easy use in a bold, saturated vintage style.
Warden C. Me Thessae comments as prisoners resist a proposed new policy. The discussion centers on prison labor, housing, and reforms, with officials stressing safety and administration while inmates press for changes. Nearby ranch operations and facility conditions are referenced in the wider dispute.
Numerous residents attend a Thursday entertainment at the school featuring students from Quubinchy and nearby towns. The program includes singing, dancing, and performances by groups led by teachers Kinley Reppen, Louise Madsen, Signa Anderson, and Clif Webber, with a lively dance sequence and a kids’ club turnout.
In Pranklin Pa on April 28 arton Garlachy was freed after a shooting during a chicken raid that killed Ollie Summers 44. The incident occurred when Summers surprised the thief at his chicken coop and led to a fatal confrontation. Local authorities described the case as a murder grimly resolved with a verdict favoring the defendant amid community debates over property violence.
A youth was killed when a car struck him during a Tuesday incident in Erie, Ripley and surrounding precincts. Police report indicate a Ripley, NY dealer chain involvement with local firms and insurers set to purchase vehicles within thirty days.
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