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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1927
Page
3
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Citizens debate past and present leadership as a city manager’s approach to reform shapes trust in government. Readers discuss accountability, political stability, and the balance between progress and tradition, weighing the need for decisive action against familiar institutions.
A garbled international sketch warns of rising tension in the Balkans and Near East with mentions of Boumaniz, Tugodlavia, Turkey, Bulk gurlo, Iti and Greve. The piece suggests diplomatic strains, possible military options, and calls for stabilizing measures amid widespread public unease.
A fragmented tale discusses a long marriage centered on small acts of care such as daily meals and a shared home. It reflects on domestic life across continents, noting evolving roles and the desire for mutual happiness while hinting at deeper social commentary and distant contacts.
A browning claim describes a rapid healing of severe burns without scarring after applying coal oil and sun exposure, noting no physician was present and the outcome was remarkably quick. The notice also advertises cure-all remedies for skin issues and offers a toning line of potions and soups for sores and blemishes.
Twenty years ago items note Knights of Cohurmbas planning warind bark and a calm January day with clear sky and air. Diary entry mentions Franke Laveland ill in DuBoise, Edward Bahonck of Columbus involved, Lady smashed at Hoytargis Tannery where he works. Sheriff Cogswell and wife will move to county seat. Miss Patherine Elston ill on Park Plica street, Wil Frow recently ill but recovering, Walter J Starbird visiting from Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Nate Harris of Donoraly visiting. Grand and traverse jurors listed for February term of Quarter Sessions Court.
A French barque named Riohileus sank in Curtis Bay after a blast that killed three and injured thirty-two, many dock workers. Ten naval cadets aboard helped save lives as flames raged for hours before the ship capsized and went down near midnight.
Joseph A. McGinnies of Ripley was chosen by Republican Assembly members in caucus for reelection as Speaker. With a solid GOP majority, his nomination would secure election when the House convenes. The nomination was led by Hutchinson and seconded by Johnson, praising his sterling character and statewide service.
The regular W R C meeting at the Armory Tuesday afternoon initiated a class of candidates. Officers were installed by Installing Officer Mrs Blanche Ross with Florence Paulson as president and a full slate including Ida Barton as senior vice president Sarah Watson as junior vice president and Mae Carnicke as secretary. Delegates to the Department Convention were Mrs Blanche Ross and alternate Mrs Florence Paulson. The corps voted to send 2.00 to the Brookville Memorial Home.
A study notes that queen ants influence worker lifespans and collective health in a sustained colony effort. Researchers highlight roles of feeding, task division, and pheromone signaling in maintaining long lived worker populations.
Sun spot observations from January show a notable dipiton trend with several months showing activity. The report references yearly averages and compares home data with broader meteorological patterns, noting shifts in solar radiation and potential effects on climate observables.
Bradford police report a high tense council chamber as Major Jones accuses city officials of criminal negligence in the death of his daughter at Grove Street. He threatens legal action for 5000 and says the coroner's jury framed the case while pledging Salvation Army aid.
Prip January 5 two young men Jamies Hingis 22 Dred Levi 20 and Albert Harp 21 were held without bail for February term after allegedly breaking into and stealing from two pawn offices on Turnpike Street. Detectives Turner Jane Garrkewst and official Martin Emmenhein identified a revolver and items found at Harp’s room at the Lafayette Hotel.
An elderly bachelor, Manis, 77, of Mineral Town near Pearl, was found dead in his bed Tuesday morning after neighbors and his nephew James Purlap broke into his home. He had not been seen since Friday night, with death attributed to infirmities of age, suggesting Friday or Saturday death.
L B A holds a pleasant gathering at St Edward's Ball with a tree trimming, a formal dinner, and business meeting. Mrs Sahinit Marks presided as past president. new officers installed include President Nellie Warr, Vice President Latine Maks, Second Vice President Kate Malone, Financial Secretary Mare Murray, Treasurer Florence Jeyneh, and trustees Margaret Maloney Mayme Maloney, W S Morrell, Charles Leno, and Margaret Hand. A social hour with cards followed.
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