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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
3
The notice lists Cory Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania with West South Street address and Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It states mail entry at Corry Post Office as second class matter. Rates include $5.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
A New York financial writer debates Wall Street’s nature, describing it as a mirror of life and business, reflecting hopes and excesses. The piece contrasts it with broad market comparisons and notes its dual use as a useful gauge and a source of distortion, especially as regional centers emerge.
An article argues civic organizations, private interests, and officials plan a broad campaign to raise New Orleans’ profile among metropolitan cities. It contends civic and business vitality, pride, and self-critique will follow, spurring efforts to improve conditions and attract newcomers.
A fragment from The Journal Files dated August 1 1905 notes Judge Charles I Amidon and others with varied local mentions. Mentions travel to Erie on business for Alix Iron Works and a gypsy encampment near Glate Run Warren County. Roosevelt visit on the Chantay platform is noted along with local families departing for Chanteiqua.
A noted Saratoaga Springs resident advocates an international federation based in the United States with a central government and global delegates. The plan envisions a combined executive, legislative, and judicial structure with proportional representation and a policing role for an international standing army. He acknowledges the idea may be decades away, predicting progress will be gradual and transition unperceived.
A lifeboat built in Fugland operates with hand levers instead of traditional oars, a design that may affect speed and handling. The craft uses lever mechanisms to row, potentially easing crew fatigue but raising questions about efficiency and seaworthiness in rough conditions.
A naturist warns the American eagle may be extinct as concerns rise over continued removal of good copies of It-Pinadel lila taigulrer. The statement frames a debate on conservation and cultural loss amid unclear context.
An American Cosmeticians Society gathering in Chicago highlights growing male use of cosmetics. The speaker notes about 600,000 men in the United States already use cosmetic products such as powders and lotions, with talk of expanding beyond traditional gender roles.
Mrs Lyle Saxton hosted a North Center Street gathering honoring Miss Anna Downey and her engagement to Mr Jack Brigham of Crown Pay. Downey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Downey of Fifth Street, is noted as a popular local young lady. Brigham, connected with Standard Oil Company of Crown Pay, has many friends in Corey. The wedding is planned for early fall.
United Press report on explorer Ellsworth planning another North Pole flight with Roald Amundsen partners after a partial Amundsen expedition, receiving muted welcome in New York while fans hail him in Nome. He vows to rejoin the polar mission despite doubts of success.
Washington reports three co defendants including Congressman John W Langley Kentucky were fined 310000 each for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. Justice Sifijany presided in the District of Columbia Supreme Court, with ties to Lansley Millard S West and others named in the charges.
A chaotic weather note cites Altman and Kane guessing about frost in August and a run of warm, dry days later. It hints at uncertain forecasts and partial winter-like indicators, suggesting frost could occur sometime between late October and November while noting colder tendencies in December.
Local residents and relatives appear in a Sunday visit roster listing numerous family members and friends. Names such as Mrs Arthur Morris, Mr Ren, Mr and Mrs Murott Sweet, and Irene are noted among attendees. The note mentions several gatherings including Monday and Wednesday events at various homes, with references to extended family visiting and auxiliary attendees from nearby towns.
The school states graduates are prepared for worthwhile positions and are sought by business men. It notes training for civil service is not among its specialties and asserts accreditation by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Professional Education.
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