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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
3
Public notice text from the Cory Evening Journal under Corry Pennsylvania outlines mailing classification Second Class Mail Matter, annual subscription price six dollars, per copy price three cents, and fifteen cents per week for advertising with rates available on application.
Jersey City hosted a whistling event drawing nearly 12,000 youths and featuring a diverse mix of nationalities. Boys demonstrated whistling talents from classical tunes to imitations of trains, factory whistles, and animal sounds, with women not among the winners and no girls competing for the top title.
Bethlehem Steel cuts two vice presidents and a general manager in a bid to reduce costs and set a precedent for broader economies in industry. The move aims to simplify hierarchy, potentially easing labor relations and signaling a wave of executive pruning amid concerns of overstaffing and high pay.
A historic push for dollar based trade between nations faded with little action. Surprising progress emerges as Kuyier Russia and Finland agree to money orders expressed in American dollars with settlement via bills of exchange drawn on New York. The note praises American finance and criticizes gold distrust and inflation.
A speculative tract denounces speed culture as a moral danger, arguing the drive for travel and modern progress corrupts spiritual values. The piece warns of slaughter on highways and societal decay unless restraint and discipline guide behavior and technology.
Washington dispatch says heavy snow and fog delay the MacMillan Arctic expedition. Rear Admiral Byrd advised that no attempt will be made to complete the repassetry and that the party will seek a nearer base while weather clears.
In Rangeley Maine Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by Mia Walner Anderson who says it eased bearing down pains, headaches, and fatigue after two years of struggle. She reports doing much housework and farm chores since using the medicine and recommends it to friends. Over 260000 replies to a question show 28 percent say yes. Sold by druggists everywhere.
A chaotic recap notes a Stanfords victory over the Metries Steeldear 3 to 2, Chapion's single driving Carburn home. Roosevelt arrives in Shautaw to a roaring crowd, while rain delays the day’s events and纪 reports a holiday mood with local figures and spectators in the grandstands.
An interview with Mrs. Edison discusses reasons for long life, including daily interest in work, future plans, and the supportive care of Mrs. Edison Hine. The piece emphasizes a forward looking, healthful mindset as key, noting plans for tomorrow keep the elderly active and engaged.
The idea floated by Menty Ford envisions purchasing every national fleet and scrapping them. It would reshape global military power, though specifics and feasibility remain unclear as discussions unfold.
The notice advertises buying rags paper iron and related items under the line For Honest Dealing and Highest Prices. It invites calls to Mr FE Wells on Bell 1s7W and locates at Corry Wrench Factory 6200.
Jamestown report states Gertrude Jones, 21, a bookkeeper at a real automobile dealing showroom, is under arrest on charges of grand larceny. An examination before the Justice of the Peace is planned. The alleged theft occurred at a cottage at Kenny's Point. a diamond ring valued at $440 and a jewelry item worth about $400 were taken from Henry O. Wiederburg, a royal building contractor formerly of Warren. The suspect was arrested by Sheriff Axel Levin.
A weather and crop report notes July rainfall advancing fall plowing and affecting various crops. Barley shows improvement, rye yields rise, winter wheat prospects steady, oats and corn forecasts update along with potato and apple outputs.
An oil worker at the Imperial oil well site was struck on the forehead by a falling hammer. A doctor treated a slight fracture before the man was moved by ambulance to Kratier Aqunue hospital for further care.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an orator, a bard, and a dated reference to a historical figure. It includes nonsensical phrases and garbled names, making it impossible to identify people, places, or events with confidence.
Union City reports McKinney Highway nearing completion with pavement laid and shoulders and fences expanded. Contractors and crews are said to be addressing remaining work with an August target and expect the road to open soon.
United Press report notes progress toward a preliminary accord on Belgium’s debt amid diplomatic efforts. Authorities indicate cautious optimism as talks involve key creditors and the Belgian government, with finance ministers preparing for further sessions.
A woman eluded police after a gunfire incident near West Yorks. She fled on foot from a highway checkpoint, while authorities pursued. Notes mention concealed weapons charges and a related case involving a daughter, with signs of a broader investigation into violent encounters.
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