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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
3
The Cory Evening Journal announces publication daily except Sundays. It lists office details, mailing information, and pricing terms including annual and weekly rates and a note that advertising rates are available on application.
A historical overview argues that health and welfare duties span many federal units from Treasury to Interior and Agriculture. It notes the Surgeons General, the Children’s Bureau, and vital statistics offices, urging a unified leadership to reduce duplication and boost public health cooperation.
Soviet Russia accepts invitation to an international arms conference and pledges a concrete plan for peace and economic cooperation. Moscow notes skepticism about Western disarmament aims but agrees to present a frank program, urging all nations to join for a viable world order and shared economic foundation.
Fragmented report from historical pages recounts local events and people. Names like George McPiannid and Myre Waller appear amid scattered notices of competitions, Open Use celebrations, and weather driven by winter snows.
A critical view argues France runs a paradoxical economy with full employment and active industry while failing to balance the budget. It contrasts France with England and Mary, notes military spending and taxes, and urges tax relief to fund future debts. It mentions Congress repeatedly granting relief and questions aristocratic and royal fiscal burdens.
A fragmented report notes a new silk enterprise in San Ti County growing 220000 mulberry trees to support artificial silk production. It cites a growing silk market in the Valley and mentions shipments to Eacondila Valley Spinning and Weaving Works. The piece compares natural silk to artificial options, suggesting strong competition and uncertain prospects.
United States Attorney reports over two years analyzing 60 000 liquor samples in New York. More than nine tenths were adulterated, with denatured alcohol and misrepresented spirits common. Nearly all of the 51 000 samples showed impure content. Deaths from alcoholic poisoning in New York City rose to December. Overall liquor purity and safety remain poor.
Mrs Samuel Pallian travels to Tone Taye Iriliana to obtain papers for Beattie Beatrice Beattie, seven years missing from Wane County Children’s Home after custody changes. Beattie has been in various placements since the child’s father placed her seven years ago, with custody shifting following the death of Beattie’s mother.
Paris Te c. 80 reports Premier Briand winning cabinet approval for Doumer tax projects amid hesitations. Exchange rates quoted as 2035 to the dollar and 782 to the pound sterling.
City police chief announced a state cooperative drive enforcing a new law requiring all motor vehicles operating after midnight December 31, 1925 to carry 1926 license tags. Police will arrest owners whose cars display 1925 plates from January 1 onward. Cooperation requested from law departments.
A medieval or ancient tale recounts Marcus Curtius, a noble youth, riding his horse into a chasm that opened in the Roman Forum during an earthquake and being swallowed by the earth. The episode echoes classic Roman legend of duty and sacrifice.
United Press reports devastating floods across Germany Belgium and Holland with Transylvania hit hardest. Rivers rose dramatically as towns flooded and infrastructure failed. Martial law deployed in Romania as thousands flee rising waters and rail routes suffered damage.
Members of the Westmoreland County Bar Association conduct memorial services for the late Judge John B. Tead in Greensburg Court House. Judge Head died in Atlantic City on December 11 and was buried in Latmalic.
Fort Sill Oklahoma recognizes a unique United States Army sergeant known as the only man who can be reduced in rank or retired solely for his services. He is the last surviving Kiowa scout in the detach ment, honored by Congress for his long service.
Anthony Macrie, 25, a hardware merchant from Bridgeton, stopped to recover a bag dropped on the road near Buena. He was seized by unknown bandits who took cash from the bag and forced him to walk 11 miles to report the holdup to police at Wheat road, close to Wheat road. Detective reports indicate the theft occurred late last night as Macrie returned from a business trip.
An East Indian in Faris demonstrates extreme nerve control by permitting scientists to insert needles and knives into his body and endure hammer blows, a striking display reported by Detrolpy News.
A gas well accident left Teo near fatal injuries as flames engulfed the operator. He crawled from water to snow and kept a guard over a burning probe, exposing himself to gas and blistering heat. Rescue crews reached the scene as the train headed west.
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