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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
3
West South Street Corry Pa lists Arthur Colegrove publisher. Entered at Corry Post Office as second class mail matter. Rates show by mail 500 per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A Dominica inquiry compares seeing Canada with See America First and urges travelers to explore their own nation. The piece extols highways lakes and forests, notes many foreign tourists visit Canada in summer, and urges Canadians to value domestic travel and heritage.
The article notes rapid aviation progress in the United States with a transcontinental air mail link from New York to San Francisco and the New York Chicago overnight mail launch. Ford Motor Company starts a second freight line Detroit to Cleveland with a new airport, aiming to extend routes nationwide. Officials expect emergency shipments and reduced express costs, forecasting broad airport coverage and falling rates as aviation expands beyond automotive growth.
Boston harbor’s famed ship Constitution nears neglect again as Congress failed to fund rehab. The Elks propose a national school fundraiser to raise 300000 dollars from American children, offering only a 10 cent contribution per student to save the vessel and impart patriotism.
Harry Loon, former Dunkirk resident and owner of a clothing shop on Main Street, was attacked when Samuel Weer allegedly threw acid at his face after a dispute over shop duties. Wexler, a brother-in-law and employee, hurled the container during a quarrel, leaving Loon with severe injuries and likely lifelong damage. Police arrived as Loonk was hospitalized for treatment of the acid burns.
A jagged collage of jokes, snippets, and misread OCR yields quips about drafts, editors, and police exams. It lampoons editors, readers, and job applicants with scattered lines on money, romance, and misheard verses, ending with a playful poke at police exam “howlers.”
Valkno Vitale of New Castle, a New Castle Fireworks Company employee, sustained severe burns when an aerial bomb exploded prematurely during Warren Defense Day festivity. The accident ended the evening program after a sham battle, with initial fears of fatal injuries. He later showed signs of non fatal burns and was expected to recover.
J F Austin announces candidacy for sheriff of Erie County subject to the primaries on September 15. He appeals for patronage from voters in the county and nearby areas.
Twenty years ago Nathan Austin of North Center street was badly bris ked when rettacked of a trolley car between Méeron and Jamestown Tuesday night Mrs Frank Walton had her rear badly fractured at Columbus Tuesday The fire department was called last evening by 3 blaze in a warehouse on Second avemit belonging to CB Mc Cray The thames were extinguished however without the aid of the fire saddies Charles P Keating is in Corry where he was called Sunday morning by the death of his uncle Michael McNatly Brie Times The Elks of the city fell w tle antler ed herd of Union City in a well fought game Thesdayeat 7 00 Ray Hawley a young man from Beaverdam met with an almpse fatal accident in Unionity Monday night Ale was kicked in the face by a horse when the animal bolted as someone threw a firecracker under its feet W A Johns agent for the Cunard Steamship line sold two tickets yesterday to Mire Nell McCarthy wnd son of this city who will sail on the Etrur ia We 88nd They expect to be in Europe two months now of the Surprising things about the Swimming girl's plus year is the summber of them t ae going in for swimming 2 The Ways they're acting lately we're not altogether sure that the Chinese should be called on Face
Two sermons at [iret Baptist church by Rev FH Baker showcased a ten year ministry. Baker aided a financial campaign with a $5,000 goal. Pledges reached over $3,500 at yesterday’s service and more were collected in the evening. Teams will continue drive through the week.
The piece discusses washable washing gloves and their care in warm water. It warns against washing in hot water to avoid damage, outlines stretching and shaping while damp, and notes that damp gloves hold their shape better and shrink or stretch with heat or wear.
Pittsfield boy rescues girl during a chaotic afternoon as crowds gather along the riverfront. Reports describe a tense scene with a boy named Anthony aiding a distressed girl near the water while bystanders react to the unfolding events.
Midsummer Eve customs in Brittany described as a local practice with mentions of communal rites and assignments. The fragment references celebratory acts and a cultural context, though details are fragmented and unclear.
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