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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
8
Nes Sarin wih Maneshe aged sixty five died after a brief illness. She walked to the end and later passed at home among relatives and friends. Survived by Hy Bliskuslew Morty and Mes Sica Stimens and Mrs a A Vusturrhy Streghold. Funeral services will be held from the home Sunday. Liesvaile strain community.
A large operation named Dittsburgie secures a pac new project worth one million in a bid to boost local energy output. Officials cite substantial capacity gains and potential jobs, with planning pending regulatory approval and community review.
A study highlights the personal and social costs of alcoholism among veterans, detailing health decline, employment struggles, and strained family relationships. It calls for expanded support services and early intervention programs to reduce harm and aid recovery efforts.
The Emmanuel Guild held a notable meeting chaired by Mrs. Mary Whitnessy with officers Mrs. Roberts and Miss Ashton receiving gifts. Plans announced for a spring event at Part Hall with guests Madame Ashton and family. Meanwhile Bradford faced a second attack by the mysterious Jucks, with police scouring the city as investigations continue and no arrest made.
Market brief listing midwest spot prices for flour pork lard sugar and tallow with firm or steady tones. Notes on poultry items including chickens fowls ducks capons turkeys and broilers alongside dairy butter and creamery steadiness. Mentions regional varied quality grades and coast comparisons.
Four bandits stopped wholesale jeweler John Cohen and his assistants in New York and forced a wild ride through crowded Bronx streets. They fired revolvers during the hold up and escaped in a car with jewels valued at several thousand dollars. Police pursued the attackers but details remain sketchy.
An old advertisement describes back pain from uric acid buildup due to kidney clogging. It cites winter flare ups after colds or grip and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Anuric tablets and water intake as the remedy, with trial package details from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
The article reflects on governing life by conscience and the respect earned by those who align actions with personal duty to themselves and obligation to others, urging moral integrity as a guiding force in human conduct.
Jan 8 reports from Brussels say Cardinal Mercier’s condition, after recent surgery, is unchanged and he shows no hope of recovery though may linger weeks. London correspondents note continued loss of strength and the Queen’s note of his status.
In Columbus the Community Church hosts a Thursday evening program led by Rev. L J Bighmey on the topic Labor that is not vilified. A church night and Saturday library meeting discuss cemetery members and the potential combining of funds, with residents urged to attend and resume activities after the holiday break.
New Melloglo powder from N. F. Ames & Co is advertised as sweat resistant and non shiny. It aims to leave a natural satin finish with a soft velvety complexion and pores appearing invisible.
The column lists upcoming meetings and social activities at local groups including Columbis Grange and Sunday School classes. It mentions an officer installation and a water supper, with families and members urged to attend and bring baked goods and sunshiny cheer. Additional items note a sleigh ride and a return to Meadville for Gerald Raye’s work at Allegheny College.
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