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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
3
A fragment notes publisher information for Corry Pennsylvania with postal entry details, pricing by mail and carrier, and advertising rates available upon application. The text references Arthur Colegrove and addresses related to Sundhu Street Cony.
A reader muses on the purpose of New Year's day writing about bunk as a mental shield and surface emotions. The piece urges keeping focus on the higher calling, learning from the past, and pressing forward toward opportunity with a clear page and renewed effort.
J. S Marvin of the National Axilimo notes motor cars shift freight from rails yet add overall railroad business. Chamber of Commerce cites 735000 carloads of white goods and related parts. total automotive freight, including fuel and highway materials, nears 2080 000. Conclusion: motor industry strengthens railroad prosperity as a major factor.
A 1905 news digest traces social divides in America, noting elite tastes and cultural lines between aristocrats and workers. It highlights shifting access to fashion, luxury goods, and public life, with critique of class privilege and its impact on national identity.
Fragmentary local note reports Hoover may address Johnston Shortie group about the Sherman Territory Commerce initiative. Text is garbled and sources unclear on date or location.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions intestines, liver, and a druggist context. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and missing names or dates, making precise meaning unclear. The readable parts suggest medical terminology without concrete events or entities.
In Dubois Jar, a youth identified as William Shay of the First Ward was wounded by a woman named Bess Rean at a home on Olwery Avenue. Shay was hospitalized, while Rean faces a no bail charge of shooting with intent to kill after pleading guilty at a preliminary hearing before Judge Boyden. Police later took several others into custody in connection with the incident.
The new Alexan ria Uranich of the Pennsylvania railroad is to close today when the fast train arrives at 8 30 a m.
Margaret Ross, a store clerk, restrained Solowski after he attempted to steal more than $50 from an Eckerd cash register. Patrolman Pinto arrested Solowski 18, of 141 East Wightworth Street, with accomplice John Madura 14, at the scene.
Warriormaster Jordan reports six inches of ice on the canal basin at State street, three prepared rinks ready for skaters, and warm sport since Monday though attendance remains low. He notes past social bustle by Eric’s Tair society contrasted with present slower interest. State court action seeks to transfer a 1100 acre farm from John A Belk Jr to cover his bankrupt father's estate.
Residents on Grant Street near Coefidid's Corners report dangerous gas fumes rising from the earth at 108 Grant Street. Fire Chief Roy Sanford and United Natural Gas Co. work to locate a possible underground tank leak or sewer pathway as crews test lines over two days.
A Johnstown report notes an average of about one automobile fatality per week during 1925, reflecting a high toll from traffic accidents in the era and the year’s fatalities.
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