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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notice lists circulation and mailing details for Cory Evening Journal. rates include by mail 500 dollars yearly and by carrier three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week. contact Arthur Colegrove for writing rates.
A historical note argues over Mussolini dictating a Militia Italica rename to Milizia Pusciata and whether the term Fascist will replace Italian. It questions Tasjian identity and whether Italians will surrender their 900 year symbol of power to a party label, suggesting the term may not endure.
A historical note on Greenville showing women voters shrinking to one tenth of their enrollment. The piece explains regulation requiring age disclosure at the polls and questions the need for precise age reporting. It contrasts traditional assumptions about women’s voting power and age reporting across states.
A fragmented historic discussion on the Lord Motor Company as a pivotal force in industrial growth. It contrasts vast manufacturing scale with the birth of new methods, pondering future leaders and the potential for unprecedented production records. The text highlights the aura of progress in early industrial development and questions who will pioneer the next big technological leap.
Edward Brewer of North Katts was arrested in Portland for driving while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty before Judge Gulich and was sentenced to Monroe County Penitentiary for three months and fined $100. Brewer was jailed in Fredonia awaiting transfer.
Fragmentary text offers incomplete phrases about success, departure, and fate. Key entities and specifics are unclear, preventing precise interpretation. The lines hint at a committee, a 14 member group, and an occupation or task, but lack identifiable names or places.
A garbled excerpt recalls a contract involving Toward tannirs Ivcufnel and the Western Jinuit of the sty. It mentions water extents on Malus street and a WM Boyes family, with references to Liam Lake New York and Corry.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Chautauqua tent robbery near Franklin Aug 16. A thief took money and checks from a satchel while tents were unattended. police investigated and suspects fled toward an informal tavern area. No injuries reported as security tightened and locals awaited further details.
A fragmented note describes the bones in the human skeleton with a focus on the rest of the body's bones. The readable text outlines the components and arrangement of the skull and limbs.
Stephipy AL Ghurk, age 75, died yesterday afternoon at his home in Sample Flats after forty years in the community. He is survived by his wife and two brothers, Perry W. Clark of Gary and Percy Blick, both of Sample Flats. The body was taken to Davison Funeral Home. services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM. Interment will follow at David Curtis Cemetery, Cotume.
A Concord family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Stone drew Avery attendees including Mr and Mrs Amos Harrison and families, Mr and Mrs Walter Beebe and children, Mr and Mrs Chris Filser, and others. An A Vounteois dinner was served in the orchard, with music and recitations as guests mingled and exchanged greetings before departing with best wishes for the genial host.
A fragment describes mica crystal splitting to form a thick wbss pattern, noting a single unit of a mouseindity with ito. The text is unclear and partially garbled, but references a crystalline split and a thick, possibly banded structure.
United Press reports at Somerville New Jersey that Jas Mills testifies in a preliminary hearing for relatives of Mrs Frances Stevens Hall in the 1922 murder of Eleanor Mills. He describes last words spoken and the discovery scene near a crab apple tree, with other witnesses detailing proximity to the crime and the Hall estate.
Police seek Clarendon youths Donald Dickerson and Pat Keirian after their Bord coupe collided with Wayne Eshelman’s auto on the road near Sergeant. Two people were injured, including a daughter, Wilma, treated for head and facial lacerations. The two suspects fled the scene. others in the car were Edward Hasley and RL Kirkenpall.
Warren, Aug. 16 Moncy Cams bell, 72, died Saturday at his home near the mill in Kinizua after drinking poisoned liquor. His son Thomas, 40, is ill, also believed affected. Dr CC Platt attended. Authorities report the cases to mar authorities for investigation.
A brief note urging careful verification before choosing a quosition. It emphasizes looking up the exact usage to avoid error and stresses prudent doubt rather than overconfidence. The piece reads as a cautionary aside for precise language selection.
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