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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
3
Public notice details the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper The Corry Evening Journal rates for mail and carrier delivery as five dollars per year three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on request.
Theodore Price, a financial authority, argues land speculation may be overstated in its dangers. He says recent price spikes in property are often inflated and warns against chasing rumors of a lasting “Lane boom.” He notes tangible assets can still benefit communities even if prices fluctuate.
European statesmen fret over Mussolini as his imperialist rhetoric alarms neighbors and risks drawing nations into conflict. Americans see the threat as remote but acknowledge any European disturbance could harm foreign markets and drag the U.S. into crisis. The commentary compares Mussolini to a Moses figure but notes his ambitions demand a whole mouthful, testing the League of Nations and its teeth.
Advertisement claim by J. C. Tuttle that Adlerika relieves abdominal gas in ten minutes and enables a good night’s rest. The testimonial touts rapid evacuation of old waste and relief from constipation or stomach trouble, praising the product as a wonderful evacuant.
Jamestown hosts a major railroad gathering led by the Great Lakes Internal Advisory Board of the American Railway Association with about 1000 attendees from railroads and shipping interests. The event includes a 10 30 am session and a banquet featuring speakers R S Parsons and Dr Bartholow.
In Erie on February 11 several defendants failed to appear for trial in a bootlegging case. Tony Tsatai Sami Palmicina and Russell Pastoro each forfeited $1,000 bonds after missing hearings. State troopers arrested three other alleged runners, with details linked to local liquor operations and pending trials.
A Midland era incident near Reno left two boys badly injured when a vehicle collided with a train at an intersection. Witnesses described the accident scene and emergency responders rushing victims to a hospital for treatment of serious injuries.
An advertisement claims James Condra and druggists offer Allenru Special Formula No 2 in capsule form for neuritis rheumatoid arthritis and sciatic nerve pains. It promises relief within 24 hours and urges confirming neuritis before purchase.
A parish gathering at the church featured a Sunday School party with about sixty attendees in the cafeteria area. Highlights included child attendees and several volunteers serving refreshments while a program with songs and praise drew applause.
An old advertisement touts Heet ointment to instantly draw pain from hands elbows shoulders feet knees and body. It promises soothing penetrating ingredients and a pleasant feel, adding it costs all of cents and avoids skin irritation.
A study published in a Pennsylvania agricultural bulletin reports declining rural family sizes. The Weekly Newel bulletin notes a shift in household structure over generations, with fewer households sustaining large families and a rising trend toward smaller progeny among rural communities.
Fragmented OCR reports the death of Martin M. Blacks at Fairview Hospital and lists survivors Russell Blick Fre and Perry Black among others. It also contains garbled statistics about average families and energy use tied to a local county, with unclear names and places like Warren and Fairview.
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