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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa publication notice lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes mailing to Corry Post Office as second class mail matter. Rates by mail are 500 dollars per year, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents weekly. Advertising rates available on application.
Al Smith criticizes public finances and a propaganda campaign promoting adminstration savings. He cites budget figures claiming 1921 expenditures of 5 15 927 65940 and 1924 costs of 3 048 8524 thereby saving over two billion dollars under Coolidge influence.
A fragment argues the current administration overspends and misleads the public. It contends exposing pretenses serves the nation, urging plain truth to guard the economy and public services from ruin. It reiterates criticism of officials and calls for honest discussion.
Fragmented OCR tale recounts a Panama store fire at 4 am and a debates filled July 7 1905 lookback featuring Governor Smith and Congressman rivals. It notes wartime economy figures, public concern, and political rhetoric from 1914 to 1924 alongside local incidents and exams.
Frantic Friday night near Glenn Kapple's Concord residence led to a riot like scene. Four white men Benjamin Sisley John Dumpfell Roscoe Wilson James Maherty and one colored Julius Hemphill were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct after a melee that left Hemphill badly bruised and unconscious. They were fined nine dollars each plus costs, Hemphill discharged on costs. A bottle of moonshine and two horses later found by officers ended up in the grass. Also noted is a stray political remark about Dawes and coinage amid the police report.
Mount Massive at 14,494 feet stands as the loftiest peak in the Rocky Mountains of the United States, with Mount Brown once believed higher now confirmed lower.
Miss Philomena Vendetti a 17 year old clerk from Safe Store was struck by a car on Central Avenue near Second Street. She lies in hospital with possible fatal injuries as driver Lillian Kujawa 21 and two others were injured. Eyewitnesses say Vendetti was on the south sidewalk when struck by the vehicle, which had mounted the curb.
A housewife notes fabrics scorched by heat disintegrate and cannot be restored. Very slight surface scorch on durable materials may be rubbed away with bread crust. If the color fasts change with sun exposure, appearance might improve, though fabrics like wool and silk fare worse than cotton or linen.
Reported sharp decline in Florida river alligators threatens supply for markets and breeding farms. Analysts cite long lifespans and slow recreation of wild populations, with only hundreds of years projected for full recovery in the wild.
John Robert, former Corry resident, died Sunday evening in Cleveland after living in Corry with his wife and three children. The obituary notes his Civil War service, relocation to Corry, later move to Cleveland, and funeral services with burial at Kine Gravel. A large crowd is urged to view the classified columns before the rest of the news.
In Watsonville California a bold dawn attack by suspected gunmen killed Deputy M ON and wounded two officers. The criminals fled before daylight after a rapid-fire volley, surrounding the patrol car and escaping with weapons seized. Authorities pursued leads as dawn broke.
A fragmented description compares a silver fox tail to a tow seurt and notes distance visibility of a pointed fox with white hairs against black. It mentions a real silver fox with a cash white bead at the buckle area and a band of white at the base.
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