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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
3
A fragmented political essay argues Midwestern and Southern farmers face pressure from socialist ideas amid 1928 election talk. It questions government subsidies, farm college programs, and the balance between agricultural needs and industrial interests, urging honest policy weighing profits and public good.
Fragmentary text from a rural scene with garbled nouns makes it hard to identify people places or events. It mentions berries ferns and vines in a velvet swan mood but lacks clear factual details or a distinct action to summarize.
The Home Town Paper recounts Ny Kilgin Allyn as a guest at Miniday and reflects on the old home paper’s role in easing homesickness. It laments distant readers seeking comfort in familiar columns while imagining life abroad and the enduring tone of a community newspaper.
Americans lent money abroad at about the same rate as last year despite an impression that demand waned. The total foreign loans for 190 will exceed a billion dollars, with Germany receiving a large share. The United States funds Latin America and Europe heavily, while other regions trail. The note highlights shifting international finance and lingering trade ties with Germany.
The Lailies Aid Society of Spring Creek Church plans a bazaar at the Sunday Building Thursday afternoon and evening. An attractive display of fancy articles and goods will be offered with proceeds aiding the church as the public is invited to attend.
A laboratory explosion in Barry and East State streets hospitalizes Marty Madison 35 in charge of Mountain Cllate lab after a oxygen tank ruptured causing his leg to be severed above the thigh. Joe Mountain 83 and Dr Joseph Mountain 52 suffer injuries while J J Powers 40 escapes uninjured. The blast sent a tank through a window 60 feet away, wounding nearby witnesses and shattering the clinic area. Madison remains gravely injured but improving potential recovery is hoped.
TWENTY YEARS AGO as taken from the Journal Files December 1 1906 notes Dell Darling Earl Brown and the Theater Loretta of Corry were visitors in Titusville on Thanksgiving Day. Olds has returned to school after a visit to the city. Neil's Varsity team defeated Parker's Invincibles 2049 to 1989 in a football score at East Main Street. The Wells Pargo Express Company presented a fine turkey to all its hundreds of employees for Thanksgiving. Cole Brothers Vireos arrived at their winter quarters at Marble Creek last night and unloading began today.
A fragmented note describes early signaling methods, claiming prehistoric Europeans used megaphone-like devices and riverborne objects to direct armies. It mentions Alexander the Great allegedly supplying his troops with “hiegantionés” and distant regiments receiving signals, plus modern cheerleaders.
Mrs Blanche Richmond 33, mother of two, shot and killed 17 year old Carris Spariss with whom she had eloped from St Joseph Missouri to Kansas City. Police say she told him I won’t shoot you because I love you. Richmond is held on a murder charge as the man she fled with disappeared in the commotion after the shooting. Miss Helen Harley, visiting at Mrs Woughtal’s, left for Erie this afternoon.
Erie building operations at a record figure show total traveling operations surpassing one million dollars. J Emil Gross, secretary of the department, noted White 26 would lag behind 1925 but could still loom as the next big growth in Erie’s construction scene. Henry Shuic company and Erie Lighting seek additions to the Penn Public Service plant, with the American Meter guild prior works at Metre Metal, and foundation tasks largely completed by the Ketter Company.
Benefit card party planned as Phins near completion for Se Lanetiy rail party. Willet WNL to be given with Kulehts of Vohumbus mums on Wednesday evening, December 6. Refreshments provided by a committee. tables for bridge. event promises a pleasant evening.
Rev Martin Aigner of Frankton will serve as diocesan organizer with Rev George Wadsworth chairing a commission for the Erie diocese. The crusade aims to mobilize church forces and mobilize prayer services through January 6 before a formal launch.
Leaders announce a revival style event to attract new members from other faiths. A rededication and reconsecration will reaffirm top leadership and set a date for the ceremony. The gathering will include hundreds of clergy and lay participants across several regions.
Five election officers were arrested in Philadelphia following an official inquiry into the general election returns. The seven member committee says the count shows irregularities in voter registration and tallying for a U.S. Senate race. All detainees were released after questioning, with the investigation continuing.
Thesday marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Christo ger T Gregory of Meadville. The aging couple received many congratulations from friends.
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