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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
3
Publication notice from Corry Evening Journal lists mailing and payment terms. It states West South Street Corry Pennsylvania 4D post office entry as second class mail matter. Rates include five dollars per year by mail three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on application.
An American correspondent links a Damascus incident with Druse uprisings and France's costly Syria campaign. A junior French officer’s rebuke after visitors arrived with gifts reveals diplomacy’s friction. The result is broad calls for Britain to take over the mandate, framed as a plea for courtesy and stable international relations. The piece also notes Canada’s Pan American Union interest and treats installment buying as a growing, contested economic force.
A Nebraska college report notes six professors and two students on site, creating difficulties for organizing classes and student life activities. Trustees consider quitting the school as support wanes, prompting calls to reinforce student leadership and faculty presence before further decline.
Twenty years ago the Journal Files reflect Monnitish Services shaping Chelstimag in AeA Warehes as traffic engineering. The American Engineering Council signals a nationwide move toward routing and improving roadways to reduce congestion. Local couples Raymond and Miss Barber wed, while engineers outline projects to widen thoroughfares and align policing with proper traffic flow.
About a hundred couples attended the Armory Hall Christmas dance. Mr and Mrs. G1 Crapser of East Spurl celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Dr Mf Christie and tarime rthur Christie hosted a Christmas gathering at Clymer ough. Melvin McCray spent Christmas in the city. Marry Tillotsin, son of Fitch Till Otvon, will take Metyin's place in the band.
A Maine fiddler known as Grindpa Mellie Dunjiin, age TA, praised for honesty and skill in old fashioned music. He has toured from Maine to Detroit aiding a revival, now in New York seeking funds to continue. He notes performers earned little before and begs for support to finish.
A new OW lamp, tested by the U S Government and eight universities, claims brighter, safer light than gas or electricity and uses kerosene. Inventor S K Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and a free lamp to a local promoter, with an opportunity to earn up to 250 8400 per month.
The line hints at a critique of empty piety and rhetoric, noting that repeating pious phrases without action yields no true change. It reflects a skepticism toward hollow words and the limits of belief when overused in discourse.
The Extreme Economy item reports the meanest man, alleged to be a fourist from a northern region, located in London. He arrived and secured lodgings near Big Ben, then stopped his watch to save wear on the works. Edinburgh Dispatch
A fragmented description shows a bell shaped pleeve from a gown sworn by Alyce Milla Pacuinount atta 18 the Invent deiall tur evening Wont. The model is embellished heavily with oblon SSC beadiond peur.
Five people were injured when two cars collided at the Main and Van Etter streets intersection during Christmas shoppers. Aaron Spencer of Truemen suffered a skull fracture and died Thursday after initial reports. Adam Spencer and Aaron’s brother were also injured. Clyde Peterson and Joseph and Anna Petrini were in the other vehicle. A glass jug with alleged liquor was found in the wreck. Adam Spencer is held on an open charge.
Dec 26 Gunnsrel Fane sues Journal Printing Company and city officials in Jamestown for 25000 damages alleging false arrest and injury from a police investigation. Attorneys Pickard and Hackard represent the plaintiff. statement released by Chief Smith details claims about arrest history and certification of the case.
Bradford, Dec. 26 Mrs Edward Woodard of St Marys Pa aged 50 was driving with her husband to Buffalo for Christmas when their car skidded near Smethport and overturned into a swamp. She drowned, as the car plunged over an embankment and landed upside down in three feet of water.
The famed French player Arnaud Massy will compete in several matches on Worldsinks during the winter tier. He is noted as the sole French contender poised to win the British Open Abe title, a feat he achieved in 1907. This marks his first visit to the country.
In Warren Pennsylvania on December 6 Ruilard Sing claimed to live near Chandlers Valley. He boarded the 7:20 train from Milford and was arrested by Chief Martin Whalehen and Patrolman Acker. A tin with moonshine liquor was found on him as authorities watched King reputedly bringing moonshine from a distant location. He will have a hearing Saturday morning before Justice Clark Nelson.
A controversial hypothesis about railway crossing safety faced renewed scrutiny as communities at the crossings discuss practical implications. Officials and residents debated the theory's claims and weighed safer, proven approaches to reduce accidents.
Sere Man responds to an officer about a vehicle problem explaining fifty payments, three repair bills, and an untested new tire. He comments the situation is unresolved and uncertain. The remark reflects ongoing financial strain and vehicle maintenance concerns.
An Erie dancer, aged 86, is shot to death after a dispute at a residence on Tren Street. Police say the victim was fired upon in a gas-lit area and died from injuries. A suspect, Chivont Dantoria of 2 West Sixeid Street, is in custody as authorities investigate the fatal shooting at the scene and at St. Vinoave's Hospital where the victim was taken.
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