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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1927
Page
3
Coey Evening Journal item notes West South Street and Corrs Road, Corry Pa, with COLEGROVE entered at the Post Office as a Second Class Mail Matter. By Mail six dollars per year, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The piece argues disarmament should be coordinated by the League of Nations with U.S. support, noting Italy and France hold sway over opinions while Italy intensifies arms production. It suggests Geneva could curb Italian rearmament as in past crises, offering a cautious path to real progress amid European tensions.
The piece notes a shift from yellow gold to platinum and white gold in wedding rings. It explains platinum's durability and ability for delicate, elaborate designs, while acknowledging white gold imitates platinum. It argues yellow gold remains beloved for warmth and timeless appeal.
Dunkirk and Fredonia report multiple joy rides as cars are taken for temporary use. Victims include Henry Wiggins of 74 West Fifth Street and John Sable of Newton Street. Police say the vehicle from Wiggins was found on Temple Street with only gasoline used. no damage or other items missing.
An article notes armadillos bear their young in litters of four. It describes the mother’s care and the mating behavior among armadillos, citing Liberty as the source of the claim.
The piece notes lawmakers and reporters debating with biting humor while brawling scenes erupt in the House and Senate. Blanton, Mood, Wheeler, and others figure in tempers and posturing, as formal sessions mix with playful chair throwing and celebratory toasts amid a mock fray.
A February 19 1907 report notes a large delegation of military men traveling to Ol City for the election of a colonel in the 16th regiment. Local politicos claim about twenty votes were cast in unspecified districts while Messie Go Thomas & Sons prepared materials for armory work.
Morning incident left Pincar man Roberts severely injured when a stalled car was struck from behind by a third vehicle as he waited on the shoulder near the city. Doctors expect serious injuries including possible fractured ribs and lung impact. an X ray will assess damage.
Reports from Warren to Ow City describe an organized wave of poultry thefts with Elmer Love and son John among locals affected. Sheriff Cogswell investigates as farmers lose dozens of chickens and poultry may be moved to city markets. Detectives seek organizer rumoured to run the ring.
A fragment describes a Beresford Hope collection item at South Kensington England more than two inches in earth and over four inches in circumference with a stated weight of 1800 grains, indicating a rare antique sale listing.
Fire at Little Valley hotel damaged rooms before fire department arrived. Stranger with unknown owner operated the place. Guest named Jinugamel reported as sleeping when fire broke out in the kitchen area. Smoke and vapor halted ventilation. fire extinguished after pumps activated. Stay tuned for updates and classifieds.
United Press reports from Harrisburg that state police conducted widespread patrols and hundreds of arrests across districts. Major Lynn G Adams announced a series of seizures, with 1 620 calls answered, 2150 arrests for various crimes, including murder and robbery, and numerous motor law violations as part of state wide enforcement.
Settlers are constructing durable dyell-ine houses on flat terrain and show intent to remain. The area appears to be transitioning from temporary shelters to permanent dwellings as inhabitants settle in for longer-term residence.
Government officials warn that chestnut blight has rapidly spread across the region, infecting 70 to 90 percent of timber and threatening widespread loss. Officials urge salvaging usable timber now to lessen future damage, noting few areas remain free of infection and predicting near total chestnut decline if unchecked.
An unreadable note references a struggle over water access in Liberty. The item hints at a long standing water shortage and a dispute tied to local governance and residents. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are given in the readable portions.
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