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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1926
Page
3
By Mail five hundred dollars annually while by carrier the charge is three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week Advertising dates are provided upon application to the publisher.
Patrolmen in Girard arrest three youths from Ann Arbor Michigan after a car theft on the Girard Erie road. The suspects, James Saulbury Ralph Priest and William Bell, were held for Michigan authorities by Justice Risk with the Wesleyville detachment. Adjutant General announces guard officer appointments as inspection of all guard units begins.
Mayor Bracken signals a steady plan for reconstruction and prudent spending, promising reform without overburdening taxes. He pledges to rebuild police enforcement, reorganize departments, and pursue federalism aided action against bootleg operations while naming CP Brown as Finance Superintendent.
A researcher asserts an imaging center in the brain governs appetite, arguing hunger stems from brain activity rather than the stomach. He warns that injury to this area could blunt or alter appetite, affecting food desires.
A Canadian mother, facing persistent doorbell rings and sales pressure targeting her family, installs a private doorbell as a defense. She warns visitors that this is a private home and refuses purchases at the door. The piece argues that in absence of neighbors, watchful guardians, and dogs, homes must shield against nuisance sales and invasions.
A spirited letter critiques Eugenics advocate Wiggam arguing that beauty is not a reliable indicator of intelligence. The writer challenges the linking of homeliness with dumbness and defends character as a source of value beyond looks.
An old notice touts a simple camphor mixture for eye strains and sore eyes. It claims rapid relief with a small bottle and offers a free eye cup from Thos Downey, druggist, Ave.
Fragmentary entry recalls a nighttime fire on Sid Street near St James Street in the rear of a city block. A passerby observed smoke and flames, with unclear details and garbled names and actions.
The Warren area reports the sale of the Lyric hotel building on Times Square for 38 thousand dollars to Gust and Peter wrens backed by Rott A Pat tersony Jr and Chauncey Rogers Jr. The property includes tenancies on the corner with Schumer's store and the Texas Hot Dog Stand. Upper floors leased to Mrs. Conjes, a rooming house operator. Partial street track work could affect Liberty Street access and nearby avenues. several local business changes and personnel shifts noted.
An old advertisement touts Heet a cork applicator based remedy for lumbago and back pain. It promises immediate heat penetration to relieve stiffness and sore joints neck shoulders arms and legs. The liquid claims to soothe congestion with pleasant non staining action and costs 60 cents at drug stores.
The ad claims old age is caused by poisons in the intestinal tract and promises Golden Lax Tablets will clean out poisons quickly and gently without irritating the intestines. It states the tablets stimulate the stomach and liver and are pleasant and easy to take, costing 25 cents at all druggists.
In White Plains New York on January 4 Jarms A Stillman former president of the National Pity Rants of New York reportedly offered his wife a sum over one million dollars in lieu of alimony as Anne Urquhyre Stillman pursues an absolute divorce. Stillman’s attorney Mills says a final extension to March 1 was granted to respond and notes that Stillman may contest the suit.
Floods sweep Europe as rivers swell and destroy towns. Europe endures ten days of rising waters with areas in Germany and England under high water. many displaced and elderly sent to aid shelters as conditions gradually ease along the Rhine and surrounding regions.
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