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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania records show Arthur Colegrove listed as Second Glass Mail publisher. Rates indicate mail by mail at $5.00 yearly and by currier at three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week, advertising rates available upon request.
British surgeon Sie Wye Ath Ln argues quality matters more than quantity in birth trends. He cites deteriorating dietary habits as a major factor and urges a nationwide push to teach proper nutrition for pregnant and nursing mothers, asserting health drives population vigor and national reform.
The article projects that over a quarter of new U S buildings in 1926 will include facilities for automobiles. About 200000 private garages and 10000 public or commercial garages are foreseen as the era of car ownership expands. Communities face space and design challenges to accommodate growing automobile storage and traffic.
The excerpt reflects on an English missionary’s view of Chinese humanity and the broader err in assuming cultural differences negate shared human nature. It argues that recognizing universal humanity clarifies government and customs differences and fosters tolerance among peoples.
Last evening the Kut P tall hall hosted the Jamestown program by the Jory and Harmony Legions and the presentation of checks totaling nearly $2000 to members. Champion High School five traveled to Sherman for a basketball contest, while the high girls team, chaperoned by Mrs. Macy Breene, headed to Mayville with Mildred Mead and others. Tony Van Wert, once with Tit Parlors, left for New York City. a Norfolk, Va marriage is reported for him.
A church wedding at St Ehen oeth's Church united Miss Margaret Glatz and Mr Arthur Fitch in morning rites performed by Rev W J Reiser. The bride wore pink and pink roses, with sister Mary Glatz as attendant and Theodore Glatz as groomsman. After a wedding trip to Erie and other places, the couple will reside at 48 South Center Street.
Radio fans in Erie accuse local amateur broadcasters of interference and press Hoover for better reception. A government expert is to inspect the station, with the agent pledging action against unlicensed broadcasting.
Discovery of a clay quicksand deposit at the southwest corner of the former Wilson High School site in Erie prompts halt in building plans. R Stanley Seobeli and engineers report foundation risks, with piles sinking and tests indicating unstable subsoil.
A Rochester man credits Ocean-O for restoring color and energy to his pale, weak boy after two weeks of use. The deep seawater concentrate is advertised as a blood tonic with minerals. The note promises a money back guarantee if strength and vitality do not improve. Thos. Downey and local druggists report high demand.
A large fire in New Castle Pennsylvania caused about $65,000 in damage at the Masonic Temple early today. Firefighters fought the blaze for more than an hour before gaining control as smoke filled the area and windows shattered from the heat.
The text notes a stone resembling calér in feel and luster, used in 88 AD for ornamental purposes and for pencils related to powder commerce. It mentions the stone’s Chinese curve and its Main US occurrence in California and North Carolina.
Reports from Warren on February 9 describe a Salamanca plan to send youths to a workhouse convention. The article details a court session, penalties for burglary and larceny, and mentions local figures including Warren and Slim Vaughn, with discussions of a Northwestern Pennsylvania delegation and a Rotary event in Jamieson hardware store burglary aftermath.
The Authors' Club met last night to celebrate Abrabay Sinesla's birthday on February 12. Mrs Mary Whittlesey presided as programs included responses by twelve members, readings of Lincoln's Lost Speech by Mrs Gillette, and a review by Miss Wilma Ric. Hazel and Teton Morrell hosted at West Pleasant Street with a social evening of fancy work, music, and tea.
Community buzz surrounds an SSH gathering with notable attendee turnout and discussion of a fire safety exam. Details hint at candidate influence and a forthcoming election.
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