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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Port Office lists the paper as a daily except Sunday edition with third class mail status. It notes annual postal rates and carrier pricing, along with advertising rates available by application.
A chaotic Italian propaganda piece rails against foreigners and asserts 100 percent Italianism. It venerates ancient Rome, urges ethnic purity, and warns of Germany’s influence while calling for exile of outsiders and the protection of national identity.
The piece notes John Barrymore’s Hamlet on Broadway outshines Shakespeare’s metropolis reception. It argues Broadway audiences seek spectacle, while Hamlet’s depth resonates more with provincial theaters. The critic questions urban crowds’ taste and praises Barrymore’s versatile performance.
Warren supervisors report crews kept main county highways open east of the city with snow removal around Wixteeld Columbus Pittsfield and Corry borough areas. Drivers praise Superintendent Williams and his plowing team for keeping routes between Warren Sheffield Warren Newark line and Youngsville passable amid frigid temperatures and radiator freezes at Kane Country Club venues.
An article argues farmers should shift from timothy hay to potatoes due to diminishing hay demand and weak hay markets. It cites fertilization potential to yield 40 000 bushels of potatoes and notes broader agricultural trends, including silage rise and sentimental loss of hay.
New Year hours see limited post office service with 8 00 a.m. opening and 4 90 p.m. close in force. A farmer near Corry reports his arm severed by a tractor flywheel, with hospital treatment following. Other items note fashion shifts with larger stockings and shoes and a Yap topic reference.
United Press reports the last chapter in Frank Munsey life centers on a will bequeathing about 10 million dollars to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The will, opened after Munsey's death, shows cash gifts to relatives, associates, friends, and institutions, with Bowdoin College receiving the largest single bequest of 290000.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews arrived in Havana on an American city official mission to Cuba. He toured key ports and met with Cuban officials amid signals a formal treaty may be pursued between the United States and Cuba regarding liquor smugglers.
The Chicago Journal reports that Ceconu wife of Culigata, Roman emperor, was slain by Julius Lupus in A D 41. Weeping for Culigata she faced the assassin and offered her breast to the sword to end the murder. Her two daughters also perished by the same hand.
A local incident centers on a scheme where men labeled as Lumber Jacks allegedly fleeced an individual named Jes Barton. The narrative notes a staged payment plan and a reveal involving Mr. Harker at the Shefford tank, with references to a Sheffield scene and a brihmer prasunterts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions suspect release and names with garbled terms, referencing a castle or place and a payment or arrest context. The readable portions are too corrupted to identify a full event, date, or location.
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