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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references extended boundaries in Oil City with scattered phrases about students, a election, and various unclear phrases. The readable items hint at a November election and territorial or jurisdictional discussions impacting local areas, but concrete details remain obscured.
An old S. S. S. advertisement extols red blood as the cure for rheumatism. It boasts S. S. S. builds red blood to purge impurities, promising relief, renewed energy, restored rest, and wellbeing. The copy emphasizes larger bottles as more economical.
United Press reports Crown Prince Carol of Roumania spoke in a direct interview denying rumors of conspiracies against the monarchy. He asserts no political motive behind his actions, reiterates loyalty to Romania, and confirms his withdrawal from public life as a personal choice.
Unity five members of Corry Branch Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association enjoyed a pleasant student meeting last evening. After supper at Galerock, Mrs Sabina Marks presided as installing officer. Officers installed include President Mrs Thomas Ward, First Vice President Myo, Second Vice President Miss Katherine Malone, Recorder Miss Florence Leach, Assistant Decades Miss Margaret Hands, Treasurer Mrs Polly Black, Guards Mayme Maloney, Marshman Mrs Edvina Carey, Trustees Mrs Mary Iekex and Mrs James Maloney. Mrs Frame Teeth presented Mrs Marks a bouquet, and Mrs Marks replied with gracious thanks.
A battered derailed train near Warren and Corry left many injured and several dead. Engineers and firemen suffered serious injuries while witnesses aided victims amid a snowstorm. A birthday party for Mrs Henry Wood occurred later with a mahogany set presented by the Victory Dailies club.
Anthony Burns, a former slave who escaped in 1858, became the last person seized in Massachusetts under the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. He was arrested in 1854 and returned to his owner, highlighting tensions over fugitive slave enforcement.
An old advertisement touts Ty's Cream Palm as a quick, fragrant remedy to open nasal passages within a minute. It claims relief from catarrh and colds by applying a small amount in the nostrils, soothing inflamed membranes and easing breathing overnight.
The will of Lyford A. Merrow a Massachusetts millionaire reveals a $1,000 bequest to Grace J. Wooley former Boston University staffer to wed in and gain a domestic education. The unusual bequest aims to develop a homemaker and companion through matrimony and training.
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