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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pa published daily with Sunday edition on West South Street. Names Colegrove and Arthur Golegrove appear as publisher and mail carrier details. Subscription rates show $5.00 yearly by mail and three cents per copy with weekly rates. Advertising rates available upon request.
On his birth anniversary tributes were paid to Woodrow Wilson in about six hundred towns and sites. Prominent figures like Henry Van Dyke and Dr Harry Garfield praised his vision, leadership, and lasting impact on world peace and international justice.
The article discusses varying sleep needs among individuals from ancient figures to modern life. It cites Dr. Richards of Cabot Boston who advises the average person should sleep enough to be fully awake on waking, warning that excess entertainment and late nights erode mental and physical function.
Plan outlines a factory based dentistry program for employees of Jorge Victory in Ontario. The scheme envisions dental clinics within factories with air conditioning and modern equipment. Many workers would receive treatment during factory time, aiming to cut costs and improve productivity.
Society in New York watches the wedding of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, the heiress, as Clarence M. Mackay and other society figures attend. The ceremony at the Vanderbilt mansion features simple rites with notable guests and a display of hundreds of wedding gifts, and coverage notes the contrast with another society wedding yesterday.
A Kansas editor argues for a business led temperance revival to curb liquor traffic. He says businessmen must visit other businessmen and prove alcohol can be regulated with modern machinery, while laws must be respected. The piece critiques crusades and urges practical moral revival to save prohibition.
In Wallington County California a widow, Mrs Restated, remains in custody amid conflicting versions of the shooting at her home five miles from town. A $5,000 bond is noted as authorities pursue the case while the mystery lingers with few solid leads.
United Press reports physicians in Brussels say Cardinal Mercier is not in immediate danger of death and is slowly recovering after surgery. They regard his cancer as serious and foresee he may live only a few months despite improvement.
Jan 7 report from Youngsville roots an odd tale of Runaway Boys and Senator Walsh found near Pittsfield. Noted are police actions by Chief Weaver, transfer to Youngsville, and brief overnight care before home return. Tone mirrors early 20th century dispatch with names and places spelled variably.
Naples reports a new Vesuvius eruption described as normal by Prof. Mallatira of the Vesuvius observatory. The activity centers in the main crater with considerable lava flows and loud explosions as the mountain side breaks outward.
In Dunmore borough, except for the high school, schools will close if coal is not secured by week’s end. With a small coal supply on hand, the Dunmore ward plans to suspend night classes at Dundell and Jue schools. About 4000 pupils affected.
Marcus Loew announces the largest theatre in Pennsylvania will be completed by year end with Plains seating 4000 and a structure cost of 2 500 000 dollars.
Scientists conclude the earthen mounds of the Middle West were constructed by the mound builders. The finding comes after cautious analysis by researchers at a PhiE Union backed project.
In Oslo, Ellsworth will join American companion Yaold Amundson Jr to pursue a polar exploration. The Norwegian Run Club and other parties discuss readiness as authorities prepare the expedition’s formal decisions. A court decision is anticipated in Pittsburgh regarding related oversight.
An advertisement touts Heet as a penetrating remedy for rheumatism neuritis and muscle or nerve pain. It claims relief for joints back neck and body with two penetrating ingredients, scatters congestion, and costs little in drug stores without staining or irritation.
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