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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
3
In the Corry Evening Journal discussion of next season's fashions women’s clothing is analyzed for changes in trims and silhouettes. Experts note shifts from front frills to back trim emphasis, with sleeves and waistlines evolving to suit evolving tastes and health concerns, while designers aim to please wearers.
A county faces growing road damage as trucks worsen the wear. Residents seek faster, better funded fixes, arguing that prioritizing hard surfacing one to five mile gaps could unlock broader improvements. A state highway official proposes directing funds first to closing gaps before extending longer pavements. If adopted, this could transform transportation progress statewide.
The excerpt discusses German beer grades and clasificaciónes in a prohibition context. It mentions simple beer with 65 percent content, reinforced beer with other alcohol levels, and contrasts American and German practices. It notes curiosity about strong brews and skepticism about whisky. The tone critiques drink classifications and safety.
Call HL Weiss the new dealer for your scrap metals including brass iron and copper. Bell phone 197W. Located at Corry Wrench Factory 201.
A British writer argues for a zoning plan to guide great modernities into urban areas while preventing sprawl. The piece contemplates preserving rural replons, creating a heart for the county, and laying out a formal plan with thinUsHL style. It warns against rapid development and urges careful planning to balance growth with preserving greens and gardens.
A diverse set of American peace groups plans to back participation in the World Court, despite opposition from some factions. The effort aims to curb warfare by relying on international law while allowing the United States to withdraw if Europe declines to join and no treaty outlawing war is achieved within five years.
William White, 28, of East Third Street, an Hammer Mill Paper Co. employee loading pulpwood from the steam barge Montes, fell into the water and drowned despite rescue efforts by workers and guards. The incident occurred near the dock at Weslip, with authorities notified after white’s body was recovered.
Four Gypsies tied to a Beechreek Bank theft were arrested in Ridgway on Friday after a window break and a cashier’s distraction. Deputies from Clearfield County and state patrol joined the pursuit. the bank’s exact loss was not disclosed, but a roughly $200 neighborhood estimate circulated.
AWL Darling and sons operate a new cement lining block plant on West Wayrie Street. Mount, severely injured months ago at Johnston, has recovered. Various locals and visitors, including Duttons and Walnesley, attend events around town. The sale of the plant appears not yet concluded. Hart Murphy and wife announce the birth of a baby boy.
In Olean New York, a jury returned a verdict of second degree murder in a complex case involving a victim named Virinigalawn and a defendant identified as Joseph. The trial on Friday resulted in a fining decision after a late afternoon session at the court, with the judge advising the jury to consider the details presented during the nine minute hearing.
Fragmentary notes recount Henry Irving and Edwin Booth as great tragedians, mentioning Becket and Hamlet roles. The text notes Irving’s death at a hotel soon after a performance and references Renn, "niuello," and a sinking in the four, with scattered phrases about fame and fire.
Iyhy Rie, a 1 year old worker employed in the Nickel Pint Travel Company, was struck by a train in the city while crossing a park. His arm was mangled and a graft for amputation was required. ambulance crews and surgeons attempted to save him but the injuries were fatal.
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