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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. Colegrove Arthur publishes. Entered at the Post Office as second class mail matter. Rates: by mail 500 per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The Erie County Farm Bureau News surveys the 1924 agricultural outlook. It notes larger production than 1928 with smaller acreage, a farm value around 9.5 billion dollars, and surpluses stored in cattle and dairy stock. It warns of a short corn crop’s lasting impact on livestock, highlights gains in the Wheat Belt and Potton Belt, and discusses debt burden, rural-urban price disparities, and three policy goals: strengthen public services for cooperative marketing, reduce farm taxes, and lower freight rates.
The old time recipe swears by Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore color and luster to gray hair. A modern improvement, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, is advertised as darkening hair evenly and restoring gloss after a few applications.
A garbled 1905 reminiscence recounts a railway accident with injured riders and a chain of names, places, and events. The piece references Mohawks, Merment Wawlite, and a trip through Cincinnati, Kentucky, Jacksonville, Daytona, and New York, mentioning relatives and a news company.
A patient recounts six months of nervous prostration and heart palpitations ending after taking Haromia at once, providing relief and return to health. The account mentions relatives, Doctors Thorpe and Harper, and premises of domestic recovery, with ads for Gately Lax and Thompson's Barosina.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a violent clash with gunfire and injuries near Wesleyville. Names and details are partly garbled, but event centers on a confrontation ending with a shot fired as an approaching party drew near. Unclear authorities or outcomes due to damaged text.
A study cited by Popular Science notes light color choices affect plant growth inside urban apartments. Experiments report that lighter hues may boost室 growth, while darker walls could hinder it, suggesting color choices influence indoor greenery.
Residents in the west end near Biddle and Yaorel streets report a man described as dark complexioned with a heavy beard seen peeping into windows and lurking on porches and in hallways. A woman shouted to her brother, who opened the door, and the suspect escaped into an alley. Police have been alerted and hope for quick arrest.
Local ad lists mutwlag turnips with delivery Fridays from Arthur Hill on Route 7 Cony Pennsylvania. Includes price 30e and 6x10 packaging.
Dublin reports influenza fever spreading along the coast of County Mayo especially Achill Island. Dozens die as famine conditions intensify with potato crop ruined by heavy rains. Doctors and nurses are sent from the mainland to battle the fever.
A home furnishing tip recommends varnish on wallpaper to extend its life and enable cleaning with a damp cloth. The finish is described as rather shiny and may prove a drawback in some settings.
Dense fog gripped New York City causing crashes and delays across rail and street traffic. Elevated lines collided and trains crawled, with injuries reported as emergency crews struggled to separate victims and restore order.
Miss Anna Sabiletnn traveled from Cleveland where she attended an open house at Shirey millinery and visited friends.
Feb 9 report from Aea Stle says Asmie Alley accused her father Samuel Alley of trying to marry her to an old man for 1700 dollars. He was jailed after neighbors alerted authorities. Charley Alles was taken in. The girl fled, hid in woods, and said her father abused her and wanted her to wed a man he chose. She has a lover she wished to marry. the man is named. Detective J. M. Tunlip placed father and daughter under arrest as the girl pleaded fear of reprisals.
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