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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1927

Page

6

New Pumper for 125000 in Clymer Firemen Improvements

Clymer Fire Department held annual meeting electing officers including Wilton Kutman as president and Arthur Howles as Chief. A new 125000 pumper on a PacKeard 12 cylinder chassis will deliver 79 ft stream and 670 gpm with 1000 ft of hose. cost estimated at 8000. Local injuries and theater and hospital notes appear in the report with various residents mentioned.

Clymer Clymer Fire Department Wilton Kutman Garret Querveld Arthur Howles Clyde Howles Iryin Leyters Ed Wiggus Wallace Bros Abone Raymond Wassiak Garrett Bennett Corry Farmer's Institute Tosall Gliimer Michigan Limestone Misa Layon Johnson N.R. Grasier Buffalo General Hospital Henry Groters Henry Querald Ethel King Clymer Melephone Exchange Buffalo

Rheumatic Advice From Old Remedy Ad

A vintage health blurb promotes Rad Salts as a cure for rheumatism. It advises staying off damp ground, keeping feet dry, avoiding sweets, drinking water, and taking Rad Salts daily to neutralize acids and support kidneys and skin in filtering toxins. It claims benefits from grape and lemon juice based mixture used widely.

Kay Laurel Dies in London. Star's Family Hushed

Famous movie star Kay Laurel died suddenly in London per a cablegram to relatives. Her brother Raleigh Leslie works for The Dispatch-Herald. Mother Mrs A A Leslie, said dying at North Bay, kept unaware of the shock to avoid fatal distress.

Erie Kay Lael North East London Laurel Raleigh Leslie Dispatch-Herald A. A. Leslie North Bayt

State Senate adjourns in Harrisburg after day session

United Press reports the State Senate adjourned at 1 P M in Harrisburg pa to reconvene Monday at 6 P M Bills introduced include Coyne Allegheny $150 0025 Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania Harris Allegheny $75 900 to Pennsylvania Association for the Blind Pittsburgh Lestie Allegheny prohibits operation of branch banks by State or Federal banking institutions Clark Chester $90 000 to Chester County Hospital

United Press Harrisburg State Senate Coyne Allegheny Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania Harris Pennsylvania Association For the Blind Pittsburgh Lestie Clark Chester Chester County Hospital

Flu Peril Expands to Chicago as Global Outbreaks Rise

A grim warning notes influenza spreading from Great Britain to Southern France and the Philippines and now appearing in Chicago. The piece urges readers to fortify vitality, suggesting Bulgarian Herb Tea to boost immunity, steam it hot, and drink regularly to ward off colds. It promotes a $1.25 price for Bulgarian Tea.

Great Britain France Philippines Chicago

Car Mired in Swamp Snaps Driver's Escape Near Wrightsville

Ennis a traveling salesman from Rochester New York had a narrow escape when his car skidded on an icy stretch of highway between here and Wrightsville plunged into a swamp and became mired for over six hours before a wrecker from Shas Howler garage freed it. The driver was uninjured though the machine suffered extensive damage and was towed away for repairs.

WV. Ennis Rochester N. Y Here Wrightsville Fred Stoward Seator

Senate Votes Funds for Three New Cruisers

United Press reports the Senate approved 49 to 27 funds and starting construction by July 1 for three light cruisers in the naval appropriations bill. The $1,200,000 provision allows initial work, with administration spokesmen warning Coolidge could withhold the appropriation under the 102 act amid disarmament talks.

United Washington Coolidge Senate Farmer-Laborite

Howse Way Champions Vote Money for Cruisers Falter

Howse way champions failed in an effort to vote money for the cruisers and the difference will be carried to the conference on the bill. Senate advocates of a larger navy have admired the Howse will give way on the rises.

Senate

January Weather Data From Wilbur Wilson Report

Wilbur Wilson of the Pennsylvania Gas Company provides January weather figures showing a mean temperature of 22.58 degrees for the month, compared with 22.82 in January 1928 and 22.34 in January 1929. The coldest spell lasted from 6 p.m. January 15 to 10 a.m. January 10, with readings from 7 below to 14 above zero.

Wilbur Wilson Pennsylvania Gas Company Howe

Coed Bernice Richardson Dies After Poison Drink

In Decatur on February 1 James Milliken University student Bernice Richardson of Mattoon Til reportedly died by self poisoning. Investigators have not determined a motive as officials review possible factors behind the act.

United Press Decatur Bernice Richardson Mattoon Til

Oil City Boy Radio Singer Delights KDKA Listeners

Oil City audience heard Donald McGill, son of Mr and Mrs Pred McGill of Sharon, perform as a rising baritone on KDKA. His rendition of The Water Boy and Toreador from Carmen drew praise for its strength and clarity during the Sunday evening broadcast.

Oil City Westinghouse KDKA Pitee Tiligh Donald McGill

Gas fumes prove fatal to four in Philadelphia home

Four people died after gas fumes from a heater accident in a Philadelphia home. Police found John Sanger his wife Lena and two others, Nicholay Camilligo and Wells, in their beds on the second floor. A fallen stove pipe and a disconnected tube led investigators to suspect poisoning, with liquor and demijohn contents examined for poison traces.

United Prem Philadelputa Polly John Sanger Sind Sanger Lena I Yaar Nicholay Cam Illigo Pitt Room

South Sea Drink Extinct Controversy Over Alcohol Use

A garbled fragment notes a South Sea drink tied to abstention and alcohol limits, referencing WV Southgow Plunk and Polynesian use by enemies seeking to deny pepper or mintlami. The text is unclear but hints at a beverage with cultural or political contention and potential health or policy implications.

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