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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
3
The Cory Evening Journal published daily except Sunday on West South Street Corry Pennsylvania lists mailing by mail at 500 per year and by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
Senator Wheeler attacks central power in Washington and Senator Norris promises evidence of presidential manipulation of the Tariff Commission and federal agencies. The piece cites rubber tariff debates, consumer tire prices, and criticism of GOP policies, suggesting a push to remove tariffs on imported tires to curb profiteering.
A vintage advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as a fast remedy for chest congestion, colds, rheumatism, backache, and sore muscles. The copy promises tingling heat within minutes and immediate warming of the affected area, urging readers to buy at any drug store and to say "Row. Test."
Capt L A Lobach led an inspection of Company A while Lee Wilton became first lieutenant and Albert Gurlsee became second lieutenant. Robert A Patterson sold the brick block on West Mass Street, formerly the Secale National Bank building, to John McSheeles for extensive improvements.
Mr and Mrs Sumner Bentley are the joyous parents of a fourteen pound baby boy born yesterday afternoon at three p.m. A legal dispute over the probate of the will of Bertha Farnham, who died after injuries in an elevator accident in the Ellicott State Building, is in contest by her father Hiram D Farnham and her sister Dora Farnham, both of Columbus, Pa.
Chief of Pelle Diinkle announced that Luwsanemis was commissioned to handle dog control in the city. Authorities say the dog state plan will be enacted soon with a patrol of officers catching dogs on sight. Dogs will be impounded for specified terms before disposition. The city has seen growing complaints about stray canines as the new dog catcher prepares to start in coming weeks.
In Erie on January 27 the grand jury petition for a Memorial hall honoring soldiers sailors and marines was filed with Judge Williams by James P. Rossi representing the Louis J. Magill Marine detachment. Mayor Williams and 59 Erie citizens petition the county commissioners to submit the proposal to voters at the November election. estimated cost about 150000.
The proposal outlines a hall expansion budget up to 150000 dollars with any excess to be raised by public subscriptions. Funds may support a teacher's institute and similar purposes under county authorization, with the town hall serving as a venue for meetings and related activities.
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