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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
3
Corry Pa publication details show publisher Arthur Colegrove and address West South Street Corry with mail matter status. Rates listed include by mail six dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
Growers shippers brokers and commission merchants discuss a moral credit bureau to discipline unethical practice. While ethics are praised the plan risks turning into a blacklist and boycott, potentially harming honest, daily business. The idea hinges on gathering trade gossip to deter unfair dealings, raising concerns over privacy and fairness.
A historic pledge evolving with added phrases prompts questions about meant audience and inclusivity. The piece notes earlier singling of liberty and justice for all and ponders whether an explanatory line favoring a specific group may be needed.
A Johns Hopkins scientist reports tobacco raises heart action and blood pressure while diminishing steadiness and accuracy but boosts sustained attention and perceived efficiency. The piece notes conflicting views, with anti and pro smokers finding justification, and questions about evolution, arbitration, and artificial midlight.
Charles Cogswell sold his Franklin street residence to Mr and Mrs James Crown. Plans to run Columbus Park on a larger scale as time nears. Electric road completion to boost city visitors to Recreation Park. Farmers took sleighing to town and merchants served the trade. Elgin residents may send children to Corry schools when trolley line finishes. A Parish House Club ten pins match saw W T Dawson’s team defeat RP Dawson’s. The largest crowd of the season visited the rink. F McCray, returned from Maryland for health, is home on Fourth Avenue. Miss Clara Fellows recovering from typhoid fever. E Wifitch of Union City broom works visited town. Charlie Ross fell from a back porch and injured left leg. Dr Jennie Young called to Meadville for a professional visit.
Union Loan Co offers loans from 25 to 300 dollars for household needs with fixed monthly payments ranging from 5.54 for 50 dollars to 26.04 for 300 dollars. The business claims confidentiality and no endorsements, with hours from 8 AM to 6 30 PM daily and Saturday mornings.
Senator Wheeler of Montana charges graft and withheld State Department facts in President Coolidge's Nicaragua message. He questions Diaz's election, Sa casa extradition, and Kellogg's shifting stance on Mexican arbitration, arguing policy changes every 24 hours. He calls for full disclosure to Congress.
Mrs Ben Campbell of Pilbere Mines writes that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription gave her health and strength. She claims she can work long hours without rest and urges others to try the medicine, sending 10s for a trial package from Dr Pierce's Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y.
Olive Terome and Walter Jerome of Spartanburg wed at Clymer Pennsylvan ia Rev Raughart officiated. Renny Weidner and Elinor Weidner of Spartanburg married. couple now reside in Morry. Authorities hunt for two more escapees from federal penitentiary after a jailbreak last night. The escape involved a window bar and a 20 foot dash past guards amid gunfire. Names linked to escape include Albert Rosenberg Jr of New York Jphstoll from New York and Bask Tesh Banghart of Detroit. all serving sentences for various crimes.
The county board of poor directors faces financial strain as pending appropriations exceed 170000 with prior year orders unsettled. President Wagner notes delays in granting 1920 145000 150000 and 100000 appropriations and bills for 24000 2600 remain unpaid while erosion control work and water system installations face payment delays.
Community members say they regularly scan the classified section for job openings and opportunities. Readers note daily listings include part time roles, training programs, and local business notices.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Precaune a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It claims instant relief from painful corns and the ability to lift the corn off with fingers without soreness or irritation.
Washington considers a hydroelectric program proposed by Senator Norris to build dams at Chain Bridge and Great Falls. The plan aims to generate about 90 thousand horsepower for federal buildings and nearby districts, with a $44.4 million cost amortized over 60 years and potential long term consumer savings.
Washington reports that New York state and New York City led in income tax receipts for 1926, with total collections around 440 million dollars, a rise of about 440,000,000 over 1925. Pennsylvania trailed behind, while Illinois and Wisconsin posted smaller totals.
An advertisement promises a 24 hour cure for colds using Hills Bromide-Quinice. It claims to stop fever, regulate bowels, and tone the system. The copy urges immediate purchase and references medical advertising norms of the era.
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