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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1927
Page
3
The Corry Pa daily notes mixed sentiment on United States participation in the World Court. Teaching members warned of reservations, with some leaders urging join, while others oppose or stall. Observers cite world events, opinion, and court effectiveness shaping future action.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butter, president of the nation’s largest university and elder statesman of the Republican party, urges a repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. He notes the Democratic and Republican parties avoid realignment, while prohibition increasingly divides regions and interests, possibly spawning a new party as the issue sharpens.
A reader from Ransag cites William Allen White arguing Bolshevism is a scare tactic used by munitions and militarists to threaten civil liberties. He challenges the notion that Bolshevism has real influence, noting ten years of not converting neighbors and questioning national alarm.
A reader recalls a severe burn from an oil fire that healed quickly with no scarring after using San Cura ointment. The letter extols San Cura products for old sores, piles, eczema, boils, bruises, chapped skin, and asserts quick relief and poison removal with a money back guarantee.
Fragmented line reads as a clipped reminiscence about risk and fate in a playful, nostalgic voice. No clear people places or events emerge, leaving only a mood of uncertain luck and reflection.
At noon today the Henrys Min Hire Company mailed their flags apd neatness and good Saphine against the hows ie has never Lue agiate in Corry. Thomas Giblin and Miss Grace Hutton, daughters of Myawitstre Pf Button, spring a surprise on their feuds by getting married. Gordon and Sonaco equipping their meat marker on Fit Avenue. The annual stokhoblers eerie of he Corry Tie and Drivinge Pale Association was held last evening. Fred Stapp and family of Carter Hill had a serious experience Monday when their house Dear was aroused from sleep by fire. They were obliged to make quick escape. Ray B. Vowers of Russell improving from the results of a severe collision. Jamestown Post, Me and Mrs. John Tateh of Essex Street, have a fine baby who arrived. Miss Elizabeth Pearbury, who was at Corry Hospital suffering from typhoid fever, is reported doing well.
The official Senate reporter recalls fifty years of senatorial speeches and oratorical bursts. He notes Shuey’s rapid pace and clarity comparing it with James Yarke of Arkansaw, Moses of New Hampshire, A L Morgan, and Borah. The piece surveys pace, diction, and memorable qualities of many lawmakers and the reporters’ toughest task is following the fast talkers.
Last Friday evening a large party from the Epworth League of the Rirse Methodist Church traveled to Garland Community Center to meet the Epworth League of Youngsville. The program featured games directed by Ren B D Hale, music and readings, with many talents on display. An accident delayed travel, but cars were provided to bring everyone home. Plans are already hatched for future joint social events with nearby Epworth Leagues.
A card party will be held Thursday evening February 1? at the VFW home on West Washington Street under the auspices of the Post and Ladies Auxiliary. Tickets cost five cents with proceeds to benefit the home. Pedro and 500 will be played, all are welcome, refreshments served by a committee.
A fragmented notice describes a film hero named Feil and his wife and child in a real life or cinematic context. The readable text hints at a tribute or feature about their family dynamics and public reception, with emphasis on courage and community impact.
A Cooperstown will reveals an unusual bequest to support fatherless Francé children, with funds partly allocated for ministers salaries if needed. The will, dated March 21 1093, contemplates substantial sums and references trustees and banks, while prompting a contest of the will in court.
The Harding Association meeting will be held Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. February 10. A program includes songs by Hazel Rehnborg A-Revy, Betty and Helen Paulson, school children, Bonnie Moyer, Robert Paulson, Arthur Thompson, and others. Instrumental solos by Charles Burkard and Mrs Roy Street. Patriotic and Valentine themed items mark the program.
A fragmented humor piece features Valentine theme lines and a stray note about a mother remarried and on a honeymoon in the west. It mentions Quebracho wood and a pun on ux breaker, suggesting light article filler with quirky asides and nonsensical dialogue.
Nelson Courtney, 17, of 408 State Street, Erie, drank poison late Saturday after learning his mother remarried. Found by his brother, he was rushed to Hamot Hospital where a stomach pump removed the poison. Hospital attaches said he would likely recover.
Swollen and blood shot eyes attributed to irritation are described as quickly improved by Lavoptik. The product is touted as soothing and capable of reducing redness and inflammation. A druggist, Thoms Dovtnes, endorses its effects for tired eyes.
A vintage ad touts S S S as a all natural blood tonic for rheumatism and muscle pains. It claims four centuries of relief and cites unsolicited letters praising the remedy, including a Johnson City Tennessee testimonial from Carl C Campbell about disappearance of swelling and skin issues after use.
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