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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
3
The notice lists mailing rates for Corry Pennsylvania under Arthur Colegrove as Daily except Sunday publication on West South Street. Second Class Mail matter, annual by mail five dollars. By Currier three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon request.
A U S Navy seaman aboard Destroyer McLeish fired to disperse a mob in Shanghai’s foreign quarter during labor unrest. The captain’s report notes the action halted the riot after the leader was killed, prompting questions about foreign intervention and American duty in Asiatic labor strife.
The article notes an upcoming total solar eclipse on January 19 1926 and the U S Navy observatory team from Washington preparing an expedition with astronomers enlisted personnel seamen photographers and radio experts. It argues against public fear and highlights the value of modern instruments cameras and apparatus to observe the eclipse and reproduce its phenomena for study and public understanding.
The Union Brethren Sunday School will hold a picnic Saturday at Candita Like. Transportation will be provided and church departure is at 9 am. Report at the church by 12 10 pm for those who live farther away. A good time is expected for all.
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United Radiator and Boiler plant endured ruin. Ray Purves J, auctioneers James Durling Ed Sweeney Mr and Mrs Durling and Miss Henny Fri, with local stores, offer items. Nelle Willmise BF and Mire hoe Skinner of Chicago travel for a Chautauqua bake. Towester Palle trip noted. The North side of Coney details a humane Saturday lecture and related preparations.
Mrs Mason, a resident of Ripley, died after a late Wednesday crash near Smathh Hort Ma. Injuries were reported for Mrs Burn, a sister to Mrs Ahajyn, and multiple others suffered fractures and various injuries. The accident occurred in the local community, with FBI involvement noted and funeral arrangements being planned in Ripley.
Fragmentary OCR note references thrift, debt, and descendants with unclear names or dates. It mentions a Houston Post-Dispalen style and warns about owing money or an SOW. The readable text is non-specific and lacks concrete entities or events.
Spencer Corsets advertises custom designs with a sales manager and Miss Vint. Call for information Thursday and Friday to discuss a tailored corset, with emphasis on a special design service for customers.
Report from Indian Wells July 19 describes ten miners buried by a blast or collapse along a veiled mine trail toward Death Valley. Rescue teams push through debris, scarce provisions, and harsh weather as expectations of survival waver, while local officials coordinate efforts and await clearer word on the trapped group’s fate.
A brief notice describes repairing plaster cracks by mixing whiting with water to create a repair compound. The fragment references plaster parts and a preparation step before applying to surfaces.
A large stag with perfect antlers blocked a Ford near Warren on a Thursday morning. Ray Bimber, a grocer’s employee, swerved to avoid the deer, which leaped aside onto the hillside. local reports say the animal was unusually large and the incident halted traffic briefly.
Renovy Pennsylvania July 10 The home of Mrs Nelli Cathour was dynamited causing about 1000 dollars damage. No injuries reported. Nearby residents Woh Peto Tasco and others were shaken. Police investigating possible motives.
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh on July 10 reports heavy rainfall reaching two inches in minutes. The downpour caused property damage, downed wires, and several fires. Flooding swelled street waters, prompting fire department calls. Temperatures varied across cities including Columbus and Indianapolis with heavy rain extending to Pittsburgh.
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