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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pa indicating publication details and mailing options. References second class mail matter and advertising rates by mail or carrier with annual and weekly pricing.
Readers confront cross border tension as Mexican authorities resist American property seizures while the United States faces a starving public service roster. The piece underscores calls for a living wage, treasury surpluses, and congressional duty to safeguard federal workers amid economic strain.
Airmail bidder lirrie M. Hanshi of Los Angeles leads opposition to a proposed Byrd Endonesis project. Hanshi heads the West Hin ADC Express. The plan would connect Sal Saite City to Los Angeles and be turned over to government control in the new year.
The recent wet weather unsettled the Seesmen but Murch continues as their head. The piece notes no change in leadership despite ongoing weather concerns.
Senator Borah plans to speak on foreign relations after the holiday recess. He favors the Lausanne Turkey treaty, urges U S recognition of the USSR, and opposes heavy campaign spending by rivals like Vare.
Thaddeus S. Bentley paid a flying visit to This parents last night and left this morning for Buffalo where the De Wolf Hopper Co plays a three nights stand. Dru and Mrs. H. F. Morse have rented rooms at Mrs. Frank Drake’s residence on Smith street.
The baréad. of plant iaustry warns pruning an evergreen tree is not recommended as it shapes the plant. When selecting plants for a position consider their eventual height and avoid pruning if possible. If pruning is necessary do not do it in spring during active growth.
New York and London officials launched a new trans Atlantic telephone service demonstration linking Walter Gifford of AT&T and Sir G Evelyn Murray of the British Post Office. The test connected 2 000 miles across the ocean with a per hour rate of 1500 dollars and a 75 dollar minimum.
Mothers note sore throats risk tonsillitis scarlet fever and diphtheria in children and praise Thoxine a new medicine that goes to the cause without gargles. It claims relief within 15 minutes with no iron chloroform or dope and offers a money back guarantee available for 5c 6c or 100. Sold by Ames and other drug stores.
McKean county district attorney announced that evidence including a letter from Gwendolyn Jones to her Bradford lover supports the conclusion that her death by a bullet was self inflicted. Corroborative testimony and other factors reinforce the suicide theory in the high profile case.
The second annual banquet of forty United Commercial Travelers will be held this evening in the main dining room of the Hotel Cory. Sixty guests including members, wives, and friends will attend with LL Morrow as toastmaster. A full program features Horton J. Davis, L. W. Olds, Clyde Wilcox, E. V. Skinner, Worth Hammond, Mayor W. Bracken, Mrs. R. Ay Ott, Mrs. G. B. Kamps, Miss Lillian Barnes, and Lucile Murray with Harmony Toxin selections and piano accompaniment.
Large crowd attends the funeral of Mrs. John J. Sullivan of East Smith street at St. Thomas church. Requiem high mass is offered by Rey M. Es Tracey, with solos by Mrs. Paul Stone and Lea Cook. Interment planned at St. Thomas cemetery after a service at Pine Grove mausoleum if weather permits. Relative attendees listed from out of town.
Mrs. Aigena Crosby widow of Dallas Crosby died at Corry Hospital at five this morning after a long illness. She was eighty seven and had lived in this vicinity most of her life. Survived by one sister Mrs. Bessie Dewey of Oshkosh Michigan. Funeral from Alesunner and Company's chapel Sunday at 2 pm with burial in David Curtis Cemetery, Columbus. Rag rug ads follow.
An excerpt noting ancient weather forecasters linked sun spots with storms, suggesting primitive superstition arose from observations that years with visible sun spots often brought severe weather. The piece cites the New York Herald Tribune.
An old advertisement extols Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a concentrated heat remedy for rheumatism back ache stiff neck and sore muscles. It claims tingling heat within minutes and rapid relief from pain and congestion at a low drug store price with genuine Rowles branding.
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