Mali and Carrier Publish Advertising Rates
By Mali: 500 dollars per year. By Carrier: three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are made known upon application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
3
By Mali: 500 dollars per year. By Carrier: three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are made known upon application.
Professors urge reforms to shorten seasons and regulate college football to restore education’s primacy. They argue the sport distorts values, encourages drinking and dishonesty, and diverts student focus. Alumni support for stadiums and prestige complicates change as long as wins drive status.
Gen Pershing as head of the American Battle Monuments Commission worries that Americans overdo war monuments abroad. He notes Belgium France and other nations setting fewer memorials and fears some displays insult taste. The commission will judge proposals and both governments agree only to approve truly public or useful memorials.
A fragment from the Journal Files recalls Stephen Girard and Girard College, its endowments, and the will challenging church funding. Commentary touches on Liberty magazine, Mexican policy, and American press sentiment amid debates over war and peace. The piece reflects dated views and historical figures shaping early 20th century discourse.
A 14 year old boy from Sheffield named Walt. aged 14, was struck by a Ford truck driven by Os Johnson of 200 Packer Street Warren early Wednesday on West Main Street near the home of EE Jaunkquists. He suffered a fractured ankle and facial injuries and was taken to Warren General Hospital for treatment.
Mrs Thomas J Walsh 50 was found slain on the second floor of her home with throat cut and mouth gagged. Relatives Miss Mary Divyer 19 and Miss Ruth Brennan 20, both living with her, were present. Police suspect murder not for robbery as no money or valuables were taken.
The article reports Kistler was fined $25 and waived a preliminary hearing. It notes delays, schedules for arraignment, and that a $50 bond was posted for further appeal proceedings. The event involves local officials and a court process with a focus on timing and next steps.
Fragmentary obituary notes Elmer Love with references to family and relatives, listing various surnames and possible locations. The text includes scattered mentions of towns, dates, and names, but readable details are limited and many phrases are garbled.
A Pennsylvania man reports sleeping through the night without bladder issues at his home on Sun W Broad St in Bethlehem. The note describes waking for relief, concerns of potential dangers, and mentions various health and nightly disturbance topics in a fragmented, unclear narrative.
Teperal Si Aine Wallin Vurrie, a qinedpal of Metall University Montreal, will speak at the south university of Pavindird Day. Will apetk at List negie Inatinte ure wills.
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