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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
3
By mail: five hundred dollars yearly. By carrier: three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per advertising. Rates available upon application.
The article discusses the futility of using airplanes for polar exploration, noting cold weather, landing uncertainties, and the Arctic sea’s vast ice. It contrasts dirigibles and fixed planes with the idea that future gains may come from land regions near Canada and Map Wa, while warning against Antarctic efforts due to South Pole location.
A Dickiness businessman sought travel timing and connections for an overseas trip. At first he fretted over schedules and savings, then found information with surprising cheerfulness from a clerk. The boss hired the clerk’s private secretary, doubling pay to handle the required tasks and opportunity.
By United Prous New York July 14 automobiles and bathing caused many deaths in greater New York area Sunday. Twelve persons hurt fighting a fire that destroyed four barracks at Governor's Island Army post. Heat and humidity drew record crowds to New York beaches.
A discussion on vocational rehabilitation for disabled workers, funded by federal aid and using technical schools to requalify injured laborers. The text notes that many gain higher earnings post injury, yet reflects on the social stigma and challenges of returning to suitable, satisfying work. It foresees a need for vocational alliance and school-based rehabilitation to prevent misplacements after accidents and mine work careers.
The essay argues against extraterritoriality as an intolerable policy, noting that nations like Japan and Turkey have shed it. It contends China should have full control of its courts with foreign powers recognizing Chinese sovereignty. The piece urges reforms to allow China to run its own legal system and tariff policies with international cooperation.
The notice discusses what occurs to rubber when it falls, noting insights from a prophecy labeled Rubber Witt 1021 and referencing a Mary Lee Observer.
Twenty years ago The Journal Files from July 13 1905 report Ed M Emery secretary of the Corry Driving Park Association and A Pain editor of the Penny Leader in Bradford observing races and sparking interest in Corry races set for August 8 910 Latillord Schneider completes numerous improvements at the Vor mereiat Hate since a recent fire and other local items include a theft report from the ginseng beds of RF Liver a Daughters of Isabella class of five candidates and movements of Silo Witcox to Erie with Company A for an encampment and Claudé Messenger accepting a position with De Wright and Meay in Youngsville.
Loyd Ro Harrison of Virginia named to the War Finance Corporation, succeeding Frank W Mondell. Harrison will serve until the corporation’s affairs are quelled. He previously served as secretary of Agriculture Huston and is now engaged in administrative work for the War Finance Corporation.
Prohibition agents report growing liquor seizures with no space left in the Pittsburgh warehouse. Richard Prand and division chief Gus J. Simons seek court orders to handle up to 41 disposed cases, warning of more seizures and possible layoffs if shipments overflow.
In Chautauqua N Y the Women's Institute led by Mrs John D Sherman opens a week of daily afternoon addresses with speakers including Mrs Pennybacker Miss Alice Lakey Mrs Muggle Barry and Mrs Rose Berry. A Friday 30 listen and 100 pm concert by Loisa’s Barn is noted and a Saturday concert plus Aida selections is planned. Miss Rebecca MacKenzie and Betts King attend the Corry dinner dance with local clubs noted.
A garbled dispatch outlines a candidate named Drake in Franklin seeking the mayoral seat amid irregular party ties. It references a Drader figure, republic context, and a remainder of uncertain details about a Pisa Moje event and unspecified files.
A disrupted sequence of garbled text references a raid near Colonial Inn by Jamestown locals, with mentions of Mayville and nearby towns. The fragment hints at law enforcement activity, whisky seizures, and a court case, but details are largely illegible. The passage names Sheri Axel and Ernest Gowert among scattered names amid a chaotic report.
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