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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher. Mailing details show rates: $5.00 per year by mail three cents per copy fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
A preserved 1800 poem from the Farmer's Museum Massachusetts depicts early July festivities. It vividl y describes roasting, feasting, dancing, and games with imagery of pig, roasted crow, pumpkin sauce, punch cups, and crowds. The verse notes picnics, speeches, dances, races, balloons, ice cream, and fireworks as the then modern observance.
A Tennessee controversy spills over to Wales as a church gathering weighs whether faith or science should triumph. Philosophical views urge harmony, arguing religion and science are two sides of the same universe and should work together rather than oppose each other.
A historical note on dairy per capita intake shows Americans consuming more butter cheese and evaporated milk last year while meat intake remains high but slowly declining. The report highlights increased fresh milk use and shifts in dairy production, predicting the dairy cow’s continued presence despite changes in other livestock.
Belgium's infant mortality fell sharply after World War I when child welfare clinics and infant hygiene teaching expanded. From 1901 to 1905 the rate was 1477 per 1000 births, dropping to 93.1 in 1929, with further declines expected as public health publicity grows.
Erie hosts the annual gathering of county commissioners and Pennsylvania highway officials including state leaders from Harrisburg. Sessions at the Elks Auditorium will address proposed rails regulation and highway matters, with a fish fry and banquet at local venues.
The piece salutes America on its birthday with bold verse praising the nation from soil to sky. It calls for continued pride and joy as the Fourth of July approaches, reflecting patriotic sentiment and celebratory spirit.
Twenty years ago from the Journal Files dated July 9 1905 note Harry Stone returning from Meadville to spend summers at Vounéaut Lake. John Shesly’s balloon ascent at Columbus with Frank Sweet visiting Buffalo and Corrs, and Jamestown Post reports. Walter Laurie burns his face with firecrackers. Mrs Roof ill at Corry Hospital. Albert Anderson visiting from War. George W. Beecher at Journal office in Warren. Popcorn Johnny Glough to Columbus. many locals from Findley Lake to celebrate the Fourth. Walter O'Dell of St James visits family in Tiles nile.
A compact retrospective marks the Fourth of July as a pivotal date in U S history noting independence, key events, and turning points. It recalls Washington's era, Adams and Jefferson deaths, Texas annexation, California independence, and Civil War milestones shaping the nation.
A slight earthquake tremor struck Santa Barbara early this morning, with a second, stronger quake about two hours earlier causing no damage. No injuries were reported and officials described the later shock as less severe than the earlier event. Local residents felt the ground roll beneath them in the seaside city.
An advertisement for Dave's Mentha Pepsin claims rapid relief from gas distension, heart flutter, and gastritis. Thomas Downey promotes the product with a money back guarantee and notes over 6000 bottles sold in New Jersey in 1921. The copy asserts improved digestion and reduced nervousness when the stomach is healthy.
The court heard evidence regarding 70 gallons of light alcohol found in the rear of the defendant’s Meadville property. The finding prompted the discharge of the defendant yesterday, with connections to Skmi-Nicélose and Rt. Tema Frank A. Bowell noted in the proceedings.
July 4 near Nicholson Hill an automobile turned turtle trapping John Gust 20 of this city. He was rushed to Tamot Hospital in serious condition with head and facial lacerations, body bruises, and possible internal injuries. A second occupant fled. witnesses called police who attended Gust and his wounded companion.
A sudden hail storm battered Oil City OMCI yesterday morning between Salina and Van. Heavy hail damaged homes roofs and gardens, with wheat fields torn by stones. The storm lasted only minutes but caused significant damage to property.
Sunday July services noted at the unity church with Pastor L tightmsy leading morning activities and evening events. Arthur Wil, superintendent, announces Sunday school, choir rehearsals, and monthly meetings. several names appear in program notes amid a social calendar and community announcements.
Ey United Press reports a Dayton defense case moving toward trial next week. The proceedings include statements from General Wenting and others as details emerge about alleged sabotage and the political climate surrounding the case.
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