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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pa publisher Arthur Colegrove announces daily publication except Sundays. Mail subscriptions cost $5.00 per year and carrier delivery is three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Rates and terms available upon application at West South Street.
A leaflet from a city offers interest in astronomy with a list of titles and authors available at the Ic ea Library. It notes observers can use naked eye and opera glass, with beginner and advanced works by Abbott to Flammarion, urging a springtime push to explore the heavens and open new celestial worlds.
The piece discusses a revival of old fashioned pastimes like checkers and quoits as a conservative trend in entertainment. It notes rising demand for “old stuff” and a training course in various games and folk activities for adults and youth beyond dancing and cards. It also references Col. William Mitchell resigning after a court martial and public admiration for his actions in urging military reform.
Ad promotes Golden Lax tablets for nighttime use to ensure a peaceful night and improved appetite for breakfast. Warns against dose increases and suggests stopping if no improvement. Claims remedy helps “toning up” the entire system and restoring normal function with no continuous dosage.
Mrs William Pier of Pulmmbys Avenue passed away this morning aged 80. Corry High School event Friday evening featured the hospital and labor. score 18 to 1. Natural gas supply for a short period prompted patrons to leave the edel company. pressure rose and danger of a gas time. Ladies of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church raised 25 dollars from a Saturday bake sale.
A large delegation of local residents attends a revival meeting at the West Main area led by Rev Reale of the United Baptists. The report notes street closures for the event and references community concerns about liquor laws and Sunday observance amid broader county issues.
Fragmentary ad style text touts rub chest cold relief and soothing effects. Claims a rapid, penetrating action to ease inflammation and chest discomfort, featuring obscure brand phrasing and jumbled terms.
A ragged story from Columbus Georgia reports an aged man held on charges tied to a pact and a trail of letters to the wife and another woman. The piece notes a deadly outcome and a grisly sequence described by United Press with references to a Northern state affair and a suspect named Pease.
Twenty two members of Broken Shaw Valley Chapter DAR were entertained at the home of Misses Murrell West Phawuig steer. A brief business session was led by Mrs Giblin. An original dramatic sketch was presented, followed by a vocal selection by Miss Jane Moc assiy Shas. Refreshments were served by Miss Morrell and assistants Misses Gertrude Field, Lillian Samiel Jaye and Sarah Metry. The next meeting will be held at Mrs Melvin J Park Turst March th.
A transcription fragment notes a knight labeled the king's champion at a Westminster London coronation. It mentions disputes surrounding the final stage of the ceremony and references George TY in a historic, fragmented voice.
A vintage plea promotes S.8.3 as a skin remedy claiming to strengthen red blood and purge impurities to clear eruptions. It asserts eczema boils pimples and blotches will vanish, urging readers to buy the larger bottle from druggists.
Washington dispatch reports a gag rule issued by Justice Department official Sargent directing field officers to cite cases in court rather than publicize them in newspapers. The rule, in effect at the fire department, requires information about the government's legal machinery to be released only by Sargent or his aides.
A proposed Radio Club will organize a meeting next Wednesday evening at the Municipal building room for that purpose. Officials from the Chamber of Commerce and local radio exam candidates will attend to promote the first act of organization and establish a plan for activities and growth.
A fragmentary notice indicates a postponed entertainment event linked to the Supper and a Lutheran group. Details are unreadable, with several garbled names and places, but the item points to schedule disruption affecting a church or community activity.
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