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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
7
City officials raise penalties to deter bootlegging and intoxicated public behavior. The ordinance hikes fines to 12 to 14 dollars for violations, with jail time up to ten days for nonpayment. Former offenders face renewed penalties and admission penalties under the new system as authorities intensify enforcement.
The Salvation Army calls readers to attend a series of prayer meetings during Coming Home Week. The message urges remembrance of those who suffer, asks for prayers against sin, and invites attendees to bring a friend. The Saturday topic is listed as Why.
The Friday weekly session of the Readers Club discussed Women in Politics with papers by Mrs Mary Phelps Mrs C TD Mujin and Mrs OF Sansthurne. The event included a reception for Mrs Actin at Park Hotel after the meeting with brief remarks and notices of new duties starting January 9.
A news brief notes that a Kaiser figure underwent a successful surgical procedure last week in Doorn Upsliv with details unclear due to garbled OCR. The report references Toa Gi and Seow pehiridae gates, but specifics remain unreadable.
What My Neighbor says is of interest to carry wolks when any have suffered from wackahe, headaches, kidney disorders and other kidney ills and found relief. A resident of Corry reports vitality after using a kidney remedy linked to Doan's Pills. The testimonial cites back pain, nervous strain and inactivity of kidneys improving after treatment.
In Oil City, Mrs. Anderson is elected Seventh Ward alderwoman by a two vote margin after no other candidates filed. Her bond has been verified, and she appears set to become the city’s first woman alderman. The result ends a contested race with limited opposition.
An advertisement touts a sulphur cream for skin eruptions including eczema and pimples. It claims rapid relief and advocates trying MenthoSulputure style products, urging buyers to send a coupon and clip the offer.
A fragmented OCR readout describes a location at 508 Mangut Avenue in New York with unclear postal details and assorted garbled phrases. No coherent event or person lines emerge to form a clear summary.
Londoners danced in 1925 to music heard from Berlin in 1926 and Americans listened to European broadcasts as transoceanic reception improved. International Radio Weeks aimed to bring Europe direct to millions via strong signals, high power stations, and advanced receivers, marking a landmark in entertainment and education through wireless.
Funeral services for W E Hall are held at a Trinity Church with a long procession of neighbors and friends in attendance. The ceremony includes hymns and floral tributes, followed by interment at Pine Grove Cemetery with the Rev. Q in charge and several local attendees from Meadville and nearby towns.
London reports Britain will take steps against New Mexico oil taxes as it joins a protest against the legislation. The action mirrors allied filings and follows similar moves by other nations.
A scanned classifieds page promoting ad services and category listings for real estate rooms and board employment notices and various sale and buy items. Includes sections on announcements real estate for rent real estate for sale and many ad categories with guidance for advertisers.
A fragmented historical note traces serge fabric to China, linking the term to Latin Suria and describing its evolution from early textiles to modern usage. It mentions names, origins, and a medieval reference to Croton and Normanity with garbled phrasing. The piece notes the 180s era as a cadutey and loosely connects serge to global textile history.
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