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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa by D Colegrove. Arthur Colegrove is publisher. Mail rate 96.00 per year. Single copy price five cents, weekly fifteen cents. Advertising rates available on application.
A garbled report discusses restrictions on student car use at multiple universities. It notes Purdue and other campuses forbidding certain motor arts, alleging misuse and waste, with mentions of student access and college policies. The text reflects tensions over student transportation and campus discipline.
Amid an unexpected tourist boom in France, American buyers report Paris shops offer cheaper goods than U.S. stores. They weigh the low franc cost and the value of cultural finds, noting American families and teachers aim for affordable Paris shopping trips rather than full shopping tours.
Greensburg July 15 The prospect of a grand jury investigation into the Gray station wreck was disclosed today by Benjamin Thorp Westmoreland County assistant district attorney. He said transcripts and prior inquiries by the Interstate Commerce Commission and Pennsylvania Public Service Commission would be reviewed before any grand jury action. He indicated the inquiry may touch the cause of the fatal June crash and could clear or implicate those named, including W Gardin head engineer with 42 years service.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil tablets as a weight gain remedy. It claims a very thin woman gained 10 pounds in 22 days after taking two tablets after meals for 80 days. The copy targets social envy and urges purchase at 60 cents per bottle.
A recent medium observation suggests scarlet fever attacks may destroy diphtheria antitoxin present in the patient, leading to a positive Schick test. The finding implies transient loss of protective antibodies during scarlet fever illness.
The article defines load as the output demanded from a machine or system. It explains load level categories by current delivered or power output, noting lights, heavy, or excessive demand and how these relate to time.
A garbled OCR-style fragment notes near equatorial winds and squalls dampening sailing, with phrases suggesting slow spirits or mental distress. It mentions vessels, weather, and a dubious term implying depression or low morale, though many words are unreadable.
A fragmentary report notes balloonists on a long voyage from Chicago to something like Italy and Asia, with mentions of an event in Thiraky and a second annual convention this week. The text is garbled but hints at international ballooning feats and gatherings.
A rent colony will be formed for miners evicted from the mining courts at Medit owlands. Joseph Angelic of the International Organization of Mine Workers said the camp will house workers for several pits with work and light manufacturing facilities. The plan includes power and leased gear, with a focus on carpentry and related trades.
United Press reports resumed investigation into the kidnapping of a famous actress. A letter from an anonymous sender is under review by authorities who seek to confirm its relevance while continuing witness interviews and process server checks.
Congress and Army engineers foresee a grand plan to improve the Allegheny River system from Monongahela to surrounding valleys. Senator Strang and Major Daly discuss projected dam and flood-control works, with data gathering this summer to justify recommendations for river improvements benefiting towns and industries in the region.
Sal Florida July 15 six persons aboard a Miami pleasure yacht were reported safe today after a storm. Coast Guard picked up the vessel, listing passengers including William Rucker of Miami and others from Des Moines Iowa and Atlanta. An airplane search began as the yacht drifted toward Bimini.
The W F W Auxiliary council gathered for a meeting with officers listed including President Mrs Bertha Lyons and Senior Vice President Mrs Hazel Murray among many delegates from Oil City Titusville Corry and other towns. Also reported: two men killed in a car crash near Greensburg as the news continues from page one.
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as fast pain relief for bunions and corns. It claims quick reduction of inflammation and swelling with a two ounce bottle, with a money back guarantee from drug stores. The copy also mentions Soft Forms and warns relief comes within minutes after several applications. It pitches the formula as a powerful blend of essential oils with camphor and antiseptics and promises widespread customer satisfaction.
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