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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1925
Page
3
A humorous column comments on social behavior and money troubles. It jokes about foggy thinking, gender views, debt from trying to live up to dreams, and the rising costs of living. The piece ends noting taxes and doctor bills as part of civilization.
The notice provides publication details for the iComy Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania. It lists daily except Sunday publication, mailing address on West South Street, and rates by mail and carrier including yearly and weekly prices. Advertising terms are noted as available on request.
In a depiction of how profits drive economic life, the piece argues profits are the central motive powering all sectors. It contrasts thriving periods with depression by describing warehouses full of goods and idle workers awaiting demand, stressing that without realized profits the system stagnates and falters.
The Journal notes events from February 1 1906 including Mayor Bliss buying a press for the Journal offices. Frank M Raymond and Fern M Johnson wed at the Johnson home with close relatives present. The couple depart for a West Virginia trip and then Seattle for their new home. Knights and Lady Maccabees hosted a card party with Pedro and luncheon at Horn Building. C H A held a Pedro party in Hams Protection hall with forty tables. Mrs Nicholan Ressler received fine hand painted items and Edward Miller won the gentleman's award. Guests Kathryn Hines Elizabeth and Margaret Sullivan stayed with Mrs Henry Murray in Tituangillé.
Amid cold wind and a near zero mercury, residents pondered Punxsutawney Phil like figures as Februaries past haunt the town. Marty Naylor comments on the playful superstition while Frank Lin reflects on early spring notions during a blustery day.
The January report highlights improving conditions across manufacturing and trade, with steel and automotive sectors expanding, freight costs rising, and consumer demand lifting retail activity. It notes higher industrial orders, rising crude oil prices, and plans for further plant expansion, while labor and output data show cautious optimism for the first half of the year.
J. S Paulson traveled to Erie on a business visit this morning. Mrs. L. A. Raymond and her daughter Elaine Patten left for Jamestown to visit her daughter and family.
Two residents narrowly survived a carbon monoxide incident in Warren Russell Pa when Mrs Rita Molly and her son were found unconscious in a downstairs room and upstairs, revived by a doctor. Gas fumes from a small process gas stove with the fire turned up high nearly claimed their lives before neighbors and a physician aided them.
Seventy five members of the Franklin Arterial Federation, linked to Masonry property holdings, hosted a Friday evening dinner with guests in a quiet gathering. The event drew notable attendance and reflected hopeful plans for the organization’s future development.
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