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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists address on West South Street and publisher Arthur Colegrove. It notes post office entry as second class mail matter and offers annual, weekly, and per-copy rates. Advertising rates are available on request.
A festive outdoor tree in Canada is decorated with cranberries suet apples and peanut strings instead of tinsel. Bird visitors include chickadees nuthatches woodpeckers and creepers while squirrels gather nuts and seeds. The scene aims to inspire similar wartime style bird friendly decorations in winter.
A conservative British government reforms land laws and enacts a bold pensions measure, while debating U S reapportionment shows entrenched inertia. The piece notes both nations move with current time rather than strong shifts, suggesting governments change little in practice. Thrift dominates this year as a common refrain.
Bradford reports a new warning from leader Jay Bradford criticizing federal prohibition enforcement raids. The piece notes Pepper and Reed were alerted and that letters from local clips were sent to them. Representative Thomas B. Wilson, while opposing prohibition, condemns federal methods.
An assortment of 1906 archival snippets references figures, events, and opinions. It notes leaders, legal and religious debates, and public figures like Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Curtin of Kansas. The piece reflects early 20th century concerns on lawmaking, free expression, and religious tolerance.
D. ALR chapter members met at the Tyne in Mrs. Witte TE Wilson for a regular gathering. Reports from officers were discussed while several members contributed, praising the works of Abe Vonurittens Of Litettigeries and noting safety topics. The meeting featured refreshments and a plan for next month’s event hosted by Mrs. Cronin and committee chairs.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatism and sciatica claiming instant relief from pain soreness stiffness and swelling. It urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist and notes the product has relieved millions of sufferers for decades and also aids neuralgia jumbago backache and sprains.
A young man was killed and a boy seriously injured in a hit and run in Erie Pennsylvania. Coroner Vanley reported the deceased boy aged about 15 to 18 was struck by an auto and the driver fled the scene. Police search for the vehicle and driver proceeds as inquiries continue. Births in Braddock rise while deaths decline in 1929 with total births increasing from 377 to 515 and deaths dropping from 449 to a lower figure.
The seated dry Crusider will arieleess an yjee here or Tanbary 2th under the ansyites of the Pennsy AntiSaloon League.
Pittsburgh dispatches report rumors of a reconciliation between Harry K. Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit after Thaw’s former wife’s attempted suicide. The article notes Thaw may have been sending funds to Nesbit, with few details on motive or current whereabouts.
A ten year old boy Joseph Gnilaj died from a bullet wound to the abdomen after a shooting felt to be accidental. He and his brother Reco were playing outside their home when the incident occurred. he died in a local hospital. The suspected shooter was his brother I vy.
United Press reports a vaudeville act sparked controversy during a church service program at the Piermont Theatre. Clergy and church leaders condemned the act as inappropriate, while patrons described the performance as distressing and contrary to religious expectations.
Disjointed OCR notes describe a hornell event with a contest setup and a legal proceeding. Names including Mr Bird Mrs and various towns referenced suggest a community dispute over property or duties. The fragmentary text mentions Horio and New York, with a $1,000 amount noted in relation to a claim or probate matter.
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