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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal Corry Pa publishing details list periods and rates including annual and weekly mailing and advertising terms. Mentions Arthur Golegrove and Currier as entry patrons and sets postage prices for copies and subscriptions with rates available on request.
Readable fragments discuss European affairs and a British daily’s critique of pacifist stances. The piece mentions Abd el Kader Isham and Navin’s French government role, Moroccan tensions, and criticism of costly military spending amid calls for unity and restraint.
A young woman identified only as Helen was admitted to Willard State Hospital in Hornell after a sudden illness. She refused to give physicians or police any information about her identity or background, hindering the investigation into her presence in the area.
Fragmented OCR hints at reports on extreme heat across Tilish and United States, noting high temperatures, public discomfort, and rising costs. Mentions English climate traits and debate over heat effects on temperaments and daily life.
United Press reports rubber prices surge on the London market as about two thousand parts of the global supply are controlled. Analysts foresee a tightening of American tire supply and broader impact on prices as wildcard factors loom over Milland’s city textile shipments.
In Swampscott Mass on July 11 the public will get its first view of Calvin Coolidge as he arrives by yacht and will rate photographers at Gruen the Mayflower. The trip will include a stop in Quincy where the President will inspect the old Adams residence.
Pranklin news reports a scaffolding collapse Saturday evening injuring Graham, a man aged about twenty who, with two fathers, was placing shingles on a roof. He fell twenty to twenty five feet, suffering extensive injuries to the body, right arm, back and shoulder, including at least one broken rib. He was taken to Pranklin hospital in critical condition. The two fellow workers escaped uninjured.
The United States announced a favorable trade balance of 1,012,08,497 for the year ending June 30. Exports totaled 5,... against imports of 3,824,072,548, marking a rise of 85,058,960 over the previous year.
A fragment from the 1205 Journal Files recalling Hasbrouck and Gropiser, a Tuilling town artist Art Lanston, and Leon Watson at the Erie La Hage Journal during an absence on martialities. Corporal Kitbuny S-Atoht joins his company heading to the encampment at Erie, while Elks prance and youngsters ride.
A Houston Post-Dispatch fragment notes that people deflect major issues by focusing on minor faults. The observation highlights how public discourse diverts attention from larger moral failures by exaggerating trivial flaws.
A garbled report describes Vatican actions regarding the Arch bishopric, Pope Pius XI involvement, and shifting posts for bishops including Indianapolis and Cincinnati. It mentions pressure and church authorities prompting reconsideration, with unclear details and several corrupted terms.
A garbled report notes chair manufacturers facing fines after a court figure lists violations. The text mentions a total penalty around 431,000 and references a killings or deaths tied to the incident, but details are unclear and names are obscured.
Fragmentary notes describe dermatological concerns linked to a wing complex illness. Details are unclear but reference to dermatology and a named wing area suggest regional health observations pending fuller reporting.
A terse note mixes references to Shakespeare and Goethe with abstract terms, suggesting a playful or puzzling literary fragment rather than a finished article. The text hints at creative wordplay and the idea of pure irr Tales without clear narrative or attribution.
A historical note reports 28th Division history being transferred to the library. The text mentions contributors and suggests a formal donation process, with references to oversight by a state or regional archive team and identifiers linked to military history records.
Standard Oil adopts a around the clock day schedule affecting production and staffing. The plan aims to extend hours, adjust shifts, and hire workers to support operations in the United States, with potential implications for affiliates and wage structures.
A garbled clipping hints at surreal fashion chatter about fur coats in hot weather. References to Avie Minor and a national context suggest a column-style trivia note on style trends amid heat, with unclear specifics and stray word fragments.
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