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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists a daily publication schedule except Sunday. Rates show fifty cents per year by mail and fifteen cents per week by carrier, with single copies and advertising terms available by application.
Atrié explorer WLinroin Eilawartz recounts mountain hikes near the Gram Canyon in Colorado. He notes the health and vigor gained from high country, praising the mental sharpness and physical stamina developed by steady, moderate ascent.
A critical essay questions the value of beauty for screen aspirants, urging actors to show real emotion beyond closeups. It also debates mental broadcasting, noting theories of thought transfer and public influence amid Christmas sales and investments.
A garbled item recalls 1906 events with scattered names and places. It mentions a well, soldiers, a hunt for something, and a social scene with inaccurate phrases, leaving unclear specifics about people and actions from December.
Elmer Forens on Clark Summit narrowly escaped injury when his truck struck by a New York Central engine at a crossing. The vehicle spun 74 feet past the impact. Ferguson suffered facial cuts and a shoulder bruise but no fractures. He was treated at Oil City Hospital and expected to return to work soon.
Police clarified the store robbery last Sunday morning in Everett. An insurer adjuster announced the exact amount taken was 8140.60 after a full investigation, correcting earlier estimates of 4200 to 4700 dollars.
A profile of painter George de Forest Brush detailing his lineage from Alfred Brush and his early life in Tennessee. It covers his Paris studies in 1878, focus on Indian subjects, famous works like The Silene Henke and The Soul and the King, and his Mother and Child series. Notable honors include 1888 First Hallgarten Prize and 1900 Paris Exposition gold medal. He lived in Mobile New Hampshire with a New York studio. Joseph Taylor visits from Portland to see his mother.
A small albino deer, seen near Orisfork in Potter County, was shot by Tasper Aenehient Ornssfork and other locals including William Leute and Walter Schellittauer during a hunting party. The deer weighed 177 pounds with notable pale markings and white coat.
A preliminary link links a man to three deaths in a Pittsburgh area incident. The report notes investigations into the drowning and related homicide claims surrounding a boy's mother and her former partner. Officials pursue details and context amid a tense community scene.
A long serving adviser to the Weather Bureau retires after a career spanning decades. The official, associated with the government service, is noted for steady guidance and enduring work with the bureau and its regional offices.
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