Freed Sherman Man Speaks of Lost Fortune and Trial
A Sherman man freed discusses his lost fortune and the case details in a jury trial. The district attorney has not determined whether charges will be pursued after the judge's beam jury verdict.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
8
A Sherman man freed discusses his lost fortune and the case details in a jury trial. The district attorney has not determined whether charges will be pursued after the judge's beam jury verdict.
Reading Pa February 12 — A cigar maker details relief after six months of kidney and back pain. He tried doctors with no success, then took Dr Pierce’s Anuric tablets. After two bottles his kidneys functioned normally, pain faded, sleep improved, appetite returned, and work resumed. He credits Anuric with restoring health and asks others to seek trial and advice.
A 1926 United Press feature by Hedda Hoyt surveys Parisian and American flapper styles with vivid fashion detail. It contrasts dress, footwear, and jewelry trends while noting how young women in both cities pursue independence, flirtation, and personal choice. The piece also references celebrities like Gloria Swanson and May Murray as style ideals and describes the Charleston and eyewear, hosiery, and accessories of the era.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Golden Lax Tablets to maintain vigor and a toned system. It touts fine action aiding natural elimination of poisons and overall healthy function with a trial promised to convince. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
A man named Zock dies from exposure after a night of heavy alcohol and morphine use at Brookston near Sheffield where he worked for the Luyaber Company. He leaves four sons and four daughters. In Washington, July 16, Sen Lenroot signals reluctance to fund the World Court, noting 17 Senators oppose it and urging continued debate as Court supporters lose steam.
A sand wagon owned by John Rynd was struck by Train 907 bound for Buffalo at the Rynd Farm crossing yesterday afternoon. The wagon broke down on the crossing. the wagon and its load were destroyed as the train plowed along the track. The bus driver nearby did not see the signal and continued, colliding with the wagon and causing extensive wreckage.
United Press reports Cardinal Mercier's condition worsened in Brussels after a brief improvement last evening. The brief bulletin notes no further details on his health, as officials monitor developments.
Ibear Lake Pa Jan 15 Mr and Mrs Chris Howard of Columbus visited Mrs Crossbay and Miss Whitton spent the weekend at Mr Stoddard near the town. Glenn Ayling of Niobe and T J from Jamestown were in town. Pins were born over the weekend. Scott Perkins of Corry was here Sunday. Mrs Howard and Mrs Cros hay with Miss Edith and Bertha Hayes spent the weekend with their aunt. Mrs EA Wilson and Mr Wilson were Sunday guests.
Fragmented social items note Clyde Wilsons Niobe Mrs Fe Lobdel sister Brown visiting her home Mutt ny Visit Mrs Eenost Brown Lutterville Sunday calls by Me and Mr Chutley Brown Mrs Ry Tileysin and Mrs Topus spent Monday and Tuesday in Jamestown Lodge meeting held officers for coming year include E D Tilotson treasurer Rusti Chapman secretary Corvicillman 1 Wilson Pred Wheeler Pink Wealin Ann Woodin Charles Stransayan Charles Wilson and Elmer Church were Warren visitors Alta Wilson visiting her cousin Mrs Marl Carr Kennelly
Report notes Mes Motman as an ane strapay esilay Will Teyang te huine Lenin Poery. Slight illume AN Mele are mentioned along with Charles Whipple and a pneu swinin scene at a board memorial.
A scrambled item recounts a currency anomaly involving a ten thousand dollar note and a mysterious figure. The fragment hints at misrouted funds or a counterfeit concern tied to a local banking scene and a figure named Wilebre. Further details are unreadable in the garbled text.
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