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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
3
Cory Evening Journal notes Post Office rates and advertising terms for Arthur Colegrove. The feature discusses X ray films and moving pictures aiding medical diagnosis, showing physiological processes and bodily functions revealed by X rays and microscopes, with questions about future capabilities.
A concise survey contrasts conservative responses to radicals across New York, California and Michigan. It notes bans on communism, differing tolerances, and observed outcomes, arguing New York and California show varied political climates and media attention as radical ideas prompt debate.
United Press reports Sgt Vester Deli surrendered to police in New Castle Pennsylvania after a Thanksgiving Day shooting seriously wounding Will D. Gaydon. Deli provided bail for a hearing. Gaydon remains in serious condition at Toca hospital.
Dec 16 1905 Journal Files recount a rifle bullet splintering the dining room window at J A Ponds home. Earl Dekies At Fgin was injured in a scaffolding accident nearby while Allen Smith and Ceres Wintaid visited. Dave Loshem, a lineman, fell from a telephony pole Thursday and is in Morey Hospital.
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as a fast, concentrated heat relief for neuritis, rheumatic pain, chest congestion, and general aches. It claims instant relief within minutes and offers how to buy a jar at a low price from Wistenall Pharmaceutical in New York.
A fragmentary ad copy from a dealer advertises Atwater Kent radios. Patterson and Lindsley on First Ave 2H present a broadcast style pitch emphasizing performance and reputation while offering to sell sets. The text remains informal and incomplete.
Fire alarm sounds as the William Meyer Panama Road evaporating plant bursts into flames. The Ashville Fire Department fights a fast spreading blaze, wind driving embers toward the mills pond. Meyer had not operated the plant this season due to high fruit demand and recent orders for dried fruit. A spontaneous combustion theory arises after a kiln room explosion as flames engulf the frame. Several thousand dollars in damage, partly insured, with no reported injuries. Local notices follow about other events and residents.
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