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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa editorial urges coordinated Mississippi and Great Lakes waterway development. It warns against harming any region and calls for engineers and national vision to unite Great Lakes and Mississippi systems, avoiding sectional prejudice.
The project sends researchers to stations in Africa and Asia to daily observe sun heat variations over four long periods. Scientists aim to learn causes, duration, and potential for long range weather forecasting. Findings may explain historical ice ages tied to solar radiation and offer new insights into climate.
The War Department remains committed to broad military training in schools and colleges, while educators and public figures push back against an expanded military presence in academe. Critics warn of distraction from studies and charge political bias in pursuing scouting and athletics alongside military agendas.
A garbled clipping recalls a trolley wreck at Meddville on Wednesday afternoon and mentions merger talks and a new manager at Me Lire Posting Company. Names such as Gary Lorie Iolies and Charles Rose appear amid unclear details.
Students discuss reform proposals to limit college football finances and exposure. They favor fewer games, reduced coach salaries, and keeping coaches out of the campuses, arguing education should come first and sports less dominant. The debate reflects broader concerns about the sport's costs and impact on student life.
The piece argues colleges shape undergraduates beyond chasing glory. It notes that old grads may resist changes, while colleges pursue broader aims, suggesting the pursuit of championships is not the sole incentive for collegiate life.
Dee 4 old AUke known as Mike eluded hunters for years in Bear Creek section. Dee 4 Ridgway marksman Lewis Green finally bagged the buck with a single shot. The 17 point antlers will be mounted. Green and Ridgway men pursued the prize all season.
An old advertisement touts a nerve and joint pain treatment applied with an applicator that attaches to cork. It claims fast relief from neuritis, soreness, stiffness, and congestion. The product is a pleasant liquid containing two penetrating ingredients and costs a small price at drugstores.
Charles Sindlinger of Allegheny Springs in the investigation into Glenn Kimball’s death was seriously injured when his Ford touring car skidded on an icy section near Pittfield, overturned twice, and was thrown from the vehicle. He suffered two broken ribs and head injuries as the car lay in a culvert. A Chevrolet coupe was found in a ditch nearby.
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a remedy for stiff swollen rheumatic joints. It claims fast pain relief after ordinary cures fail and urges buying at Thornes y's Ames & Co or local shops.
Classified offers headline a terse note about severing ties with Failure and tying up with success, referencing Nanga the J and Joint Remedy at a World Joint-Base. The fragmentary item hints at corporate or strategic realignment and new opportunities.
A report outlines ongoing demands from the governor for action on the coal strike and related topics. Proposals include raising the gasoline tax and adjusting interstate electricity regulation to synchronize with New York and New Jersey, plus Delaware River waterway matters and resource distribution.
A bewildering local item describes a motorist narrowly escaping danger near a Winter Inn and several odd place names. The passage mentions a sequence of confused landmarks and figures in a roadside episode with unclear outcome.
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