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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1926
Page
3
The notice states the Corry Evening Journal published in Corry Pennsylvania printing schedule daily except Sunday. Arthur Colegrave is listed as publisher. It shows postal class as second class matter and rates by mail five hundred dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available on request.
In a dramatic turn, Gen Condylis leads a bloodless revolution ousting the government and promising popular elections within eight months. The move envisions a liberal regime while courting support from foreign powers and capitalists, aiming to restore civilian rule and curb military influence.
The Department of Agriculture notes that grain and potato yields have risen sharply over 40 years, despite acreage changes. Wheat up 14 percent, corn up 7 percent, oats up 30 percent, and potatoes up 30 percent, driven by better farming methods, soil fertilization, and improved soil tilth. Farmers are increasingly progressive and capable, signaling continued agricultural strength.
General Andrews, the prohibition enforcement chief, criticized attitudes toward prohibition in a French interview while monitoring Hite and officers in London and Paris. He defended enforcing the law as a disciplined duty, noting he cannot decide if it is a legal or moral mandate and stating a preference for a steady, businesslike approach over moral zeal.
A Rankin confectionery shop sustained about 3500 in damage after an early explosion blew out a storefront and knocked items from shelves. An oil-soaked rag was found in the debris. No injuries were reported.
Mary J Baeringer of Erie Conta igh Sellout at Fine was one of eighty Mtellebook recipients to be awarded ss wittesue x60 nrsiapthis yeary epics earn then ypundunted by thy Department of Public dnstructhiy. The awards were valued at $100 annually for four years at any accredited Pennsylvania university or college. Recipients represented rural and private high schools. the selection tested in subjects including math, chemistry, physics, Latin, German, and Spanish. Beneficiaries listed include Grace E White of Butler, Evelyn A MeKer of Shigih Gletttickl, and Darayas Gif of Mendvilie among others.
The Indiana state unit of the W. O. T. U. holds an annual convention at Ridgeway. Mrs. J. M. George, president of the state organization, will be among the speakers.
An ad denounces a wandering physician and promises instant relief from misery and pain. It claims a money back guarantee and urges women to seek Mile Poe remedies from Gasmith Remedy in Washington, D.C. The notice mocks rivals and asserts easy access to treatment for ailments described.
In an exclusive UPI interview Krishnamurti argues that nothing in the external world can satisfy and only the finding of truth within leads to lasting happiness. He urges readers to abandon separateness, seek unity, and follow the inward pool of wisdom to realize the kingdom of happiness.
Aug. 20 reports show rapid work on the new Methodist Episcopal Church at Market street and Second avenue. Contractor Leo O. Ronguis of 681 City oversees stonework on the belfry tower, roof progress, interior carpentry, gymnasium, heating, drainage, and grounds as crews reduce from seventy five to twenty five workers amid occasional material delays.
ERIE Aug 26 Edgar Brown of West Eighth street is in Hamet Hospital with lockjaw. He was reported in fairly good condition Wednesday morning though earlier rumors claimed he had died. Parents and Dr Eastman attending could not be reached to confirm details. Brown reportedly stepped on a sliver, injured his foot, and walked to Waldmacer while en route to swim in the lake.
A Philadelphia Inquirer phrase contrasts failure and success, noting a doubting man questions if something can be done while a successful person proceeds to undertake it. The saying emphasizes action over hesitation and frames perseverance as key to achievement.
Big fair events begin next week on August 31 and run through September 1 and 23. A three day program features a lively amusements lineup and a large display of live stock and farm implements.
Little Valley Aug 26 The State Department of Education at Albany approved the reinstatement of G Harold Carl as principal of Line Valley High School. Carl was dismissed last March for insubordination after accompanying last year’s seniors on their Washington trip. The district board had protested. Carl’s attorneys received a notice stating the department would close the case if he withdraws his appeal, which is expected to occur.
Despondent over ill health Larry Deine ton Brinton 9 shot himself in Harrisburg dying instantly. His body was found at the foot of Chestnut Street on the river front by Adolph Nardi. Police say Brinton had been dead only a short time.
Foster N. McCullough, a well known Oil City roan, sues for 25000 in New Castle court over injuries from a July 10 collision three miles east of Harlansburg. He alleges the other car crossed into his lane, causing extensive damage and prompting the largest Lawrence County auto crash claim in years.
Pueblo dispatch reports 1 year old Leslie Gonce known as Detter recovering at Parkview Hospital after a week since being shot during arrest by two deputies. Authorities say he and his brother terrorized the area with daring deeds prior to the incident.
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