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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
3
A Corry Pennsylvania post office notice lists mail rates for second class mail master by mail 95.00 per year and by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week with favorable rates available on application.
A Washington dispatch reports that the general claims commission may tackle claims for restitution of property dating from 1868 to 1923 when a convention with Mexico is signed. Senate and House favor arbitration, Mexico pledges not to confiscate foreign property, and talks focus on validating titles and quantums of loans. The question remains whether to proceed to arbitration now.
The piece argues American professors are underpaid versus other fields but richer than French academics. It cites 91,800 dollars yearly for a typical French professor and 1 0 0,000 plus for Curie, noting French incomes are a small fraction of American for similar work. It ends by suggesting farm relief will be handled by Providence.
After celebrating his sixty eighth birthday in Door, Wilhelm expects to return to Germany soon. Nationalists say a new Marx Cabinet will place National Party members in influential roles.
Local Columbus minister's wife recounts severe nightly awakenings from bladder irritation. She credits Keller Formula Buchu for relief, claiming it reduces bladder spasms and digestive acidity. Ad cites cost and local availability at Keller Laboratory and Thomas Deyney's in Mechanicsburg.
Rodeny Dutcher argues Cantonese nationalist efforts cannot unify China or eject foreigners. He notes China’s linguistic diversity and weak central government complicating any Rail and communications system. Foreign Powers and rail initiatives could influence outcomes, while internal warfare remains seasonal and obstructive to strong central rule.
Edward West Browning, a 62 year old realty operator, moved to Broadway from White Plains to prepare for his witness appearance in a separation suit against his wife Frances Heenan. He is expected to testify Monday after four days of reflection on his prior disclosures about eccentric habits. Her reaction to his decision to testify was terse, suggesting doubt he will proceed.
Market column lists grains meats eggs and dairy with mixed movement from steady to dull. References to Rio No 7 coffee and Pacific coast egg quality contrast with Western white and brown eggs. Also mentions early pencil lead allusion attributed to Conrad Gesner of Zurich in 1598.
At about midnight Tuesday a would be burglar tried to force entry into the Tenth Street garage at 121 West Tenth. Richard P. Dodsworth fired, the intruder fled east on Tenth. Police searched the area. no suspect found and no hospital treatment reported.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission recognizes 28 heroes, including three Pennsylvanians, for lifesaving actions. Joseph Riley of Sugar Notch, Marie Mirchetti of Susquehanna, and Pasquale Parrillo of Garland reflect diverse rescues. Payments include medals, pensions, and death benefits to dependents, totaling significant amounts since the fund’s 1904 creation.
British reports say Shanghai neutral zone proposals would remove foreign troops and protect residents, while U S radio plans outline President Coolidge speech broadcast to 35 stations nationwide on February 22 with a centennial Washington address.
United Press reports Wilkes Barre Pa weather records shattered as a cold wave and heavy snowfall hit the area on January 27. Officials noted record low temperatures and record daily snowfall totals, impacting travel and services.
A garbled ad promises rapid relief from bunions and corns using Emerald Oil, claimed to soothe inflamed joints quickly. It touts easy availability at drug stores and a guarantee from N. E Ames & Co, urging readers to apply drops to inflamed areas for swift improvement.
A benefit card party last evening in St Edward’s hall raised a substantial amount. Tables for bidding filled the room as prizes and cash were distributed to Mrs J J Slattery Mrs Paul Weber Mrs Helen Morrell Mrs Ward Alexander Tim Minghan and Ay Studdy. Mrs W G Young and her committee served hot rolls apple pie and coffee. The event, hosted by the ladies of St. Huma n Church, was well attended and deemed a success.
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