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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
3
At the Corry post office a notice outlines mailing charges: second class mail matter, mail by mail at $500 yearly and carrier service at three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week with rates available on request.
An opinion piece critiques the spectacle surrounding trials noting how public attention often fixates on lawyers and theatrics rather than the pursuit of justice. It questions the role of courts and judges amid sensational coverage and suggests a need for more restrained, principled conduct in legal proceedings.
A wave of American farmers plans an overseas visit to England Scotland Denmark Belgium Germany France Ireland and Guernsey. The trip aims to study irrigation drainage reclamation and other farming methods, exploring a keen interest in experimental agriculture and modernization.
A fragment from the Journal Files recounts events twenty years earlier with scattered notes. It references Carl Jackson injured near Rochester Pennsylvania, law enforcement roles in a mix of places, and a shoe dealer's hiring in this city.
An Irish speaker in Scotland champions a new sovereign Irish republic despite British offers of imperial status. He urges loyalists to fight odds and criticizes De Villere and allies as insincere. The speech contrasts the Irish Free State’s acceptance with dominions’ autonomy within the empire.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a supper last evening at their newly purchased hall on West Washington Street. Attendees reported a pleasant affair with dancing and a creditable contribution to the auxiliary fund aiding the VFW home.
A large crowd at the Presbyterian Church heard Dr. R M Kislen argue that church work is a joint lay and clerical obligation. The event featured meals prepared by United Brethren women and special music from Methodist and Baptist groups. A general committee of pastors and two lay representatives per church was formed to lead a six week lay evangelistic movement before Palm Sunday.
An advertisement claims Hyomei ends a cold in six hours and relieves coughs quickly by targeting the germs. It notes a money back guarantee if not satisfied and is presented by N. Plaimes & Co.
United Press reports Governor ML Smith’s wetness, not his religion, fuels opposition to his presidential bid. Dr Charente Prue Wilsony, secretary, says the temperance board will back a candidate loyal to the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act enforcement, regardless of faith.
A House point of order by Rep La Guardia Republican New York eliminated from the Treasury appropriation bill a provision for 501000 to be used by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lincoln Andrews for secret advances or special agents. La Guardia charged the appropriation was unlawful and the dispute was sustained. Andrews testified he needed the funds to identify undercover agents, the only way to save their lives. Last 50,000 was used for this purpose.
Twenty three typhoid fever cases reported in Brocton village with several suspected mild cases. Health officials from Jamestown and state agencies investigate, warning of possible undetected cases and urging precautionary measures amid outbreak containment efforts.
Fragmented report notes Ormiston staying overnight in Pittsburgh with a party of ten at Shenley Note. The group left shortly after Cavite Ka Ules, and invited figures joined them after Te Pad birthday. The article references Lifes Winnells by eels oreiyieth, with unclear details about Whir Plerk and Deon Wat at the yardage.
A major blast rocked an oil refinery in Everett Massachusetts injuring multiple workers. Emergency crews responded as smoke rose over the facility with partial casualty details and ongoing rescue operations reported.
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