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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pa publisher notice shows mailing details with Mall delivery at 0500 daily and carrier rates. Includes pricing: by mall 50 cents yearly and carrier three cents per issue, fifteen cents per week. Indicates second class mail status and post office entry in Corry.
Spectators reacted to a Washington trial verdict with a mix of disbelief and jubilation. Women cheered and men praised the outcome as political, while officials and relatives of those involved warned against generalizing the verdict beyond the local case.
Fragmentary OCR text portrays John Coolidge as a target of surveillance to protect his grades and family honor. It discusses avoiding temptations and hints at political implications, referencing a president, dignity, and a Prince of Wales during college days. The damaged material preserves hints of media scrutiny and personal scrutiny of a public figure's education.
Investors race to back securities with billions in play across two weeks as demand grows. Analysts note renewed appetite for exports and production sectors, estimating large sums moved despite prior market hesitations. The surge hints at a broader financial rebound, with investors eyeing multiple commodities and potential gains amid ongoing uncertainty.
The National Woman's Party campaigns for married women to use their maiden names in business, profession, travel, and passports. The debate centers on personal identity vs marital surname tradition, with examples like Mary Adams Jones illustrating consent and the social impact of name choice.
The text notes the original twelve apostles and mentions a broader group of seventy two disciples. It references Paul as a prominent early apostle and discusses designation efforts for key figures who promoted gospel doctrines.
Items from the Journal Files dated December 27, 1906 note a musical comedy by B. G. Whitney at Messenger Theater to a full house, a Steinfeld shoe store closure by creditors, a fire incident with George Ting, stolen pipes, heavy snow improving sleighing, a Gary Fair stockholders meeting, injuries to LaForest Trimble from moving picture equipment, Arthur Mapes and sister Bessie returning from Pittsburgh, Christmas weather and snow cover, church Christmas exercises, visits by Thomas McMahon and Charles Gleason, and May Wightman hosting a Christmas party at the Dickson home.
A fragmentary notice recalls a man’s plan and his son’s reaction, with vague references to repentance and a return home. Names, places, or dates are not clearly readable, but the item hints at a family matter or personal decision within a local context.
Mrs R Byerly of Greensburg Pa testifies to cure from eczema using San Cura Ointment and Soap. She recalls four visits to doctors then rapid relief after starting treatment. She praises the products for itching skin fever sores burns and related conditions.
A reflective piece praising a woman's gentle nature and warmth. It extols her happiness and keen mind, noting her ability to attract friends and spread kindness beyond life. The verse hints at enduring afterglow and heavenly grace through affection.
Corry suffered one of its worst fires last night when the Rogers block on North Center street burned and damaged the Grandin hotel. The blaze began under the Edison moving picture show, gutting interiors, destroying the new Rogers block and hotel, with total losses around 20000 dollars and origin considered a mystery.
Mrs Jane Gibson a leading witness in the Hall Mills trial was reported very weak at Jersey City hospital December 7. Thomas Golen secretary of Dr George OHanton medical superintendent said she has not long to live. She has subsisted for days on peptonized milk amid a complication of ailments.
Police pursue gang linked to a York store robbery that yielded about $30,000 in silk goods and other items. James McLean and his son were bound in the basement during the night raid before escaping and raising the alarm. Investigators connect the crime to a prior daylight robbery of a Lunposter store, with suspects reportedly fleeing in a wagon.
Jamestown North Dakota November 27 John Nelson 80 of 898 Tenth Street was badly beaten during a Christmas gathering that two guests Han Rosengren 67 and Toga Holmquist 40 faces fought police say Nelson was taken to Jamestown General Hospital for repairs then released on bail as investigators charged the three men with drunk and disorderly conduct and fighting local police stated the incident occurred after drinks were served and a dispute turned violent at Nelsons home
Pittsburgh December 27 Edward Steidle Carnegie Institute of Technology professor of mining urged cities and organizations to use proper resuscitation methods. He criticized old suction and positive pressure devices as dangerous and promoted Schweffer methods with inhalators using oxygen carbon dioxide mixes to stimulate breathing. He noted many facilities still rely on unsafe gear and cited figures from gas-related fatalities since 1926.
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