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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
3
By Mail five dollars per year and by Carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon application.
A Newark News cartoon critiques naval policy as a looming crisis with Big Navy versus Little Navy in a damaged hull metaphor. The piece cites President Coolidge and former Navy Secretary Daniels, arguing the Washington Conference failed to curb auxiliary warcraft and left the United States exposed, urging a new arms conference to balance fleets.
The note discusses January having five paydays for Saturday workers and explains how leap year shifts affect holidays and dates in 1925. It mentions Fools Day on Wednesday, possible congressional meetings, May five paydays, June starts on Monday wash day, the Fourth of July on Saturday, and autumn events with September sales.
A fragmented chronicle recalls notable events from twenty years earlier. The piece mentions a courtship, a Yale student theater scene, church happenings, and local town life with names and places arising from the era, including social gathers and community roles.
Night shift crews will rush Rush County highway plans for summer work to be completed by early April. The State highway department and related offices announce night shifts to speed construction. Kluss says last year 92 miles were finished. this year will cover less territory due to revised district work.
Fragmentary ad copy touts De Leonhartt's Hemroid remedy claiming to remove the cause of piles and provide relief with no cost. Mentions Hengrold institute and untrustworthy medical claims. Lacks verifiable details or dosage.
A near miss on a railroad line reports that a passenger train of the Low Wirx Express veered to miss a crossing diner car. The engineer and fireman, aided by switch orders, avoided collision with an incoming diner full of passengers. if faster, the dining car would have been struck.
An old newspaper ad claims the secret to a well developed face and form lies in blood cells and a product labeled S.S.S. It targets underweight men and women, promising clearer skin, rosier cheeks, and fuller features by boosting red blood cells with a vegetable-based tonic. The copy urges readers to contact a listed agent and notes affordability and safety.
Dunkirk faces harsh winter and neglected streets as city efforts fall short. Snow chaos persists with limited effective cleanup, despite past shifts to municipal sweeping and horse teams.
January report from Franklin notes Stoneboro and Chautauqua Lake TEe Cun expect ice harvest to begin within days if weather holds. About 200 workers will be employed for a month as Stoneboro Lake yields top quality ice. Storage and shipment plans include gasoline ice saws replacing horses, with saws improving square cuts for mercantile quality.
Plans announce the dedication of the new Oil City High School on January 14 at 7:23 pm with a ceremony led by Dr J M Glass of the State Department of Education. The program includes dedication prayers and remarks by the director of junior high schools for the state.
Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic urban rail area with explosions and crowd movements. Names appear garbled. mentions of stations, trains, and an explosion implying a major disruption, with scattered local details and unclear chronology.
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