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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
3
Publisher and owners listed for Corry Pennsylvania weekly with postal class and mailing terms. Rates shown include $500 per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising policy noted as available upon application.
An American analyst cites English crime statistics showing many prisons closed or overcrowded since 1914, with 20 plus facilities shut and only four fully ready. He notes rapid conviction and early parole, suggesting England’s punishment system struggles to curb unrest and crime.
A critical column questions the Pullman Company for charging high profits while failing to improve sleeping car comfort and privacy. It notes berth size, limited dressing space, and privacy concerns for travelers, arguing U.S. innovations exist but are blocked by the monopoly.
Martinez California August 6 Authorities scout theory as charred body found in a lab explosion is believed to be Chas Meaty Schwartz a wealthy chemist. Joseph Rodrigues reappeared claiming to have been elsewhere raising questions about the Pacific Cellslove Company and heavy insurance on Schwartz. Mrs Schwartz insists the body is her husband though investigators probe missing intentions and possible motive.
A summary of items from The Journal Files dated August 5 1906 notes Dr Plumb brother of William Plaint editor of de Corry Flyer dies in Kane William to Lehigh Wabash Dispatch office promotion for Harry Holden near Carleton building Frank Raymond injured in fall at North Corry Agnes Nellie McCarthy host party for cousin Mrs Mary Clark of Bradford Douglas Titus ill at Mott Street.
An advertorial noting abundant energy and health from internal cleanliness. It claims Golden Lax Tablets stimulate the stomach liver and intestines natural action and carry off poisons. The tablets are said to have a tonic effect on the whole system regulating and stimulating.
Analysis notes that the phrase good neighbor hood refers to Meir credit rather than ethics. The fragment discusses attribution and wording, with emphasis on the term credit and its implications in describing neighbors.
Aug 5 report from Westren's Park lists Freehold township picnic events at Jat Winnitevile with two morning baseball games Pittsfield versus Sugar Grove and an afternoon program on the platform featuring E Bordwell J Tl Guldstein RO Barhar from Allegheny Foliage and Warren. The entertainment includes Short Man Baker and Warren musicians with dancing in the park from sunset to late night.
The note filled column records residents visiting relatives across towns. Mrs William Henry and children greet Dave Henry in Corry. Harriet Wendlandt returns from Notts Townanne. Dorothy Wea hosts visitors at Mrs May Stitt’s home. Miss Charlotte McKeley visits Shreve in Canada.
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