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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1926
Page
3
Public notice from the Corry evening journal notes Arthur Colegeave as publisher. It states post office registration in Corry Pennsylvania, second class mail matter, yearly subscription rate five hundred dollars by courier, per copy three cents, weekly fifteen cents, and advertising rates are available upon request.
The article rails against pen wells and urges government action amid fears of contagion. It cites warnings from youth organizations and officials about polluted water and outbreaks, while criticizing modern journalism and political figures for neglecting public welfare.
A messy OCR note claims Agothur onraciy at the University of Minnesota has perfected a method for ripening green bananas rapidly. It mentions experiments, mixed references to Panam Cyial Zones, and a dubious quote about ripeness and practicality, with unclear dates and sources.
An advertising brief extols Golden Lax Tablets as a wonderful laxative and overall health tonic. It claims they cleanse the bowels, remove poisons, and invigorate the system, urging readers to buy from druggists.
Fragmented OCR reveals a historical column recounting events and names from 1906 including people and places. It mentions Workman, Die taile on Elyviale street railway, and references individuals such as Fred Mimming and Tim Parker. The garbled text notes a wall game injury and broader commentary on motoring costs and gasoline prices of the era.
An OCR fragment envisions a sweeping modern panorama where many boys pursue a vast pursuit. The text hints at themes of pursuit, progress, and the changing world reflected through imagined actions and contrasts.
A fatal shooting in Crawford County is linked to alcohol with an investigation by Sheriff C H Jones and local police. The incident occurred Saturday in Union Township involving Alyn Dawley and Stitt Jiands, with Dawley claiming the weapon discharged during a struggle after drinking. A gun and liquor were found at Litt’s place, a rural mail carrier reported Stitt’s threats, and authorities probe the quarrel motive and sequence.
A historic turkey is being raised for President Coolidge with a diet of walnuts to fatten it. The bird, fed on a farm north of Call, is expected to weigh about 30 pounds when prepared for the flight to Washington for Thanksgiving greetings.
Macaulay notes that men with strong conversational powers often use lively embellishment and exaggeration. This habitual deceit sways both themselves and their female listeners, reflecting a common pattern of rhetoric that distorts truth and perception.
Miss Helene Philibert of St Louis acted as Secretary of Navy over the weekend, compiling lists of marine details at Dover New Jersey. Her swift enterprise and industrious effort aided national security by identifying names and addresses of individuals possibly involved in an explosion.
A civil action filed in Erie County Court alleges damages from an automobile crash on Berry Highway south of Erie. Mel Chartes seeks 275 dollars for injuries and property loss from the incident in which several parties are named defendants. Attorneys Rossiter and Dunn represent the plaintiff, with related damages action also pending. Early disposition expected.
A German neighborhood event shows trees quickly barked and pulped to produce a newspaper roll by 7:26 am. The maker rushed to the nearest plant and presses started printing at once with newsboys crying the edition by 10 am.
Elks gather in Chicago for a large convention with band concerts a golf tournament for Grand Lodge officers and an open house at the Chicago lodge. Exalted Ruler Wolf of Chicago will welcome visitors as the event opens with plans including balloon race day and a $3,000,000 national memorial building dedication. The parade and closes will feature delegations from almost 200 American cities. Kaylie Grakelos seeks grand exalted ruler with opposition expected.
President Coolidge caught a sizable pike while trolling in Lake Osgood. It weighed a strong measure and required ten minutes to land, marking another fishing success for the leader.
Navy survey under way at Dover New Jersey after munitions depot explosion. Officers missing include Lieut. Commander EA Brown Capt Burwell Clark and Lea Schirader. Marines and sailors search the wrecked 460 acre complex amid blazing ruins and shells.
Rome July 12 The interior ministry banned Bendandi quake forecasts in Italy citing public alarm. The move aims to curb fear caused by predictions that had earned Bendandi global notoriety.
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