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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1927
Page
5
A fragmented market close lists many petroleum and oil companies and railways with scattered names and figures. The text shifts to a humorous anecdote about two elderly sisters in Australia and ends with a note that the Nile drains over 1,000,000 square miles into the Mediterranean.
A shopper notes vivid evening footwear with bright color options. The article mentions decorative tones and a casual emphasis on fashion flair, suggesting shoppers seek standout slippers for nightwear.
A Manila blaze in Tondo destroyed about 1000 houses, with strong winds driving the fire through nipa huts. Only two injuries reported as rescuers, aided by soldiers, converted schools and public buildings into temporary shelters, leaving roughly 5000 people homeless and the loss estimated at 740000 pesos.
Harrisburg officials from the State Health Department ordered Brederick town in Washington county to address an outbreak of typhoid fever. Preliminary reports indicate the illness stemmed from infested water, signaling a waterborne cause and prompting urgent public health action.
Mrs. Grant Johnson leaves for Warren to spend the week with business interests. Numerous visitors arrive in Johnsonburg and Erie area as locals and relatives return, travel for work, study or events.
In Ulincon, January 10, four children aged up to five perished when a one room home burned. The blaze, likely caused by a faulty stove, left Mrs. Effie Riley widowed and seeking work downtown while her husband had deserted the family a month earlier.
Miss Ruth Barker travels this afternoon to Buffalo to see her cousin Miss Katherine Stevens and other relatives for several days.
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