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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pa publisher notes mailing options with Second Class status and post office details. Rates listed include $500 yearly by mail, three cents per copy by carrier, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
Professor A. Mi Kw predicts vast changes in 50 years with ocean liners replaced by hydroplanes and air transports, clothing shifted to vegetable fabrics, underground factories, and hotels replacing homes. He questions factory grounds, risk to privacy, and the trend toward centralized living despite advances in auto air and communication.
Aessayed arguments on child labor warn against using “habits of work” to justify child employment, citing a New York Educational Commission survey that under 16s rarely advance in work. A Chicago divorce tale follows, illustrating gender and superiority themes. Then honey prices and a local delivery note from Arthur S. Hill in Route 7 Gary.
Funeral services for Mrs. Gleason were held yesterday in Wilcox with prayer services in memory of Charles Gleason who died at her home. A large gathering of relatives and Spring Creek friends attended at Presby terian Church. Burial followed at Jump Pipe Grove cemetery with bearers named from Wilcox and nearby towns. Relatives from out of town joined the services in Green Valley, Spring Creek, and neighboring communities.
A Pittsburgh manufacturer touts Bulgarian Herb Tea as a tonic to restore youth and vigor. He claims the tea warms the body, improves blood circulation, and flushes toxins, promising quick relief from colds and offering a five months mail order treatment for $1.25 to reach rural customers.
A preliminary hearing cited in court files alleges John Herve attacked his wife at their Hermitage home on January 7. The husband reportedly poured hot liquid over her, burning her face and shoulders, after chasing her through a window and into the hall. He remained in custody under $1,000 bond as investigators described the assault and ensuing abuse.
A jumbled OCR fragment hints at unclear phrases about a person or event but readable bits remain cryptic. The garbled text mentions washing and a Fenluinbid record, leaving the exact subject and context uncertain yet suggesting a clerical or archival reference.
An ad touts a cork attached applicator for treating aching joints rheumatism and neuritis. It claims heat draws out pain soreness and stiffness from joints muscles and nerves. The product touts soothing penetrating ingredients and gentle skin feel, selling for 60 cents at drugstores.
Columbus Grange will meet at 1 PM Saturday at Mall Columb. The program includes openings, a tasting, and talks by speakers on child welfare and music. Items include a $5 bet on investment, a $45 Victrola, and a $100 piano, with proceeds by Mrs Messenger and Frans Doi.
A long article outlines a wartime spelling test for American veterans to be conducted abroad at a convention in Paris. It discusses planning for a peacetime voyage, ports of embarkation, official identifications, costs, and savings clubs, with notes on supervision, transportation, and the impact on schools and families.
A brief note observes seating behavior with Hyo Yen in the front and Jinit in the back. The scene suggests calm order as the group travels, with no incidents reported and all participants seated.
A brief, fragmented line evokes Shakespearean mood about fragile life and sorrow, noted as a stray poetic fragment. The readable portion hints at a meditation on existence and mutability with somber tone.
Federal agents and Olean police raided a residence on Sulit Mineteenth Street netting ten stills, mash and liquor. Several suspects, including Michel Burke and Jean Polivess, were arraigned as a grand jury prepared indictments and a $24,000 bond was set.
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