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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
6
Corry's weather records indicate a steady temperature decline from 1921 to 1923 with mean high and low shifts and higher yearly snowfall. The note also lists precipitation totals, snowfall amounts, and cloudy versus clear days, alongside an extensive table of regional industrial stocks and listings.
A pamphlet advises avoiding sweets and damp cold, dressing warmly, drinking water, and flushing the system to prevent rheumatism. It cites body waste acids, kidney function, and skin pores, and promotes rad Salts as an inexpensive remedy made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, taken nightly for a week.
An archaic ad extols camphor based eye drops Lavoptik Wish for strained or weak eyes. Claims a small bottle helps, with an eye clip offered free. Prominent branding and a dubious druggint note accompany the ad text.
Marion J Skidmore librarian announces fresh acquisitions for Corry Public Library. New fiction includes Madame Bovary sedgwick and Hawes Dark Frigate. Travel, history, psychology, chemistry, and periodicals add variety with donations from Christian Science Monitor and Corry Evening Journal among others.
The passage explains solving a crossword by filling the white cells with dictionary words and names where appropriate. It notes letter placement from clues labeled horizontal and vertical, with black squares marking breaks. It mentions avoiding letters in black spaces and hints at abbreviations slang and obsolete forms indicated in the definitions.
Puzzle notes hint an interlock style with easy clues and a few hard ones. It promises a pangram containing every letter of the alphabet and lists annotations like 35 Envelop 28 Luck 41 Unit of work 44 A landing place. The solution follows.
City Council plans to act on a 90000 bond issue to cover the city’s portion of the 1925 paving program. City Solicitor Blaige Kincaid drafted the ordinance, to be considered at tonight’s regular meeting with several East May Street Frederick Congress Wright West Smith Allen Street paying ordinances also on the agenda.
The Rev WE Shurriort led a Kenural service for Jay Leland at 427 West Washington St. at his home many relatives and friends attended and flowers were many. Pallbearers included CT Wake, Tames Darling, A Mountain, AN, Goliifiness, J D Murmuy and J J Alesander. Burial followed at Grove Cemetery and interment at O mer was planned. Relatives from out of town attended services including Dr Charles Post Syracuse NY Archie and Hoster Leland of Buffalo Mrs Mute Gutup and Svs Ket Wolleius Nosthuintierlanit.
Private prayer services were held for Mrs Elizabeth MeKy at her daughter's home, then a burial service occurred Sunday afternoon led by Rev A I Roth. The procession to Walkerton Ontario followed an early working trip. Miss Himmet Swann, holiday guest with relatives, returned to Akron after the visit.
Officers of the G A R and WRG at J J Anihewa Post installation held at the Armory Saturday afternoon. Commander Marvin Wight presided with officers Gen Paterson senior commander J B Bartle five for commander Oliver Casler guard Gus Hagring sergeant James Daves hans Richard Maryirs second master J Wilton adjutant J A Fate Lung delegate to convention B Firown and encampment Martin Wight. Ladies installed include G5 president Tet Bars ton junior vice Alma Gar diners secretary Florence Pavileons treasurer Myrtle Yeager chaplain May Parnickey Cond Blanche Rossy Nis Cond Mary Priceguard Albert a Liuintin. Ida Males gothotic installer Ta Reston press correspondent Lene Mourtains mu ius Hunts Satford polo bearers Mary Paulson Nettie Evans Anietta art Luella Beyo. Refreshments served. Miss Rose Sinare visited with Miss Evelyn Brigham then left for Brocton. Mrs Morente Perkins left for Kate after visit with sister Miss Clira Pattinglil.
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