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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publisher Artie Colegrove announces postal information for the Cony Evening Journal. The notice states post office entry, second class mail, annual by mail fifty dollars, carrier price three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
Bernard M. Baruch donates 250000 to establish the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Maplant University. The focus is on methods to remove profits from war and to mobilize capital and industry during wartime, aiming to curb war profiteering and promote universal conscription in future conflicts. The piece also notes progress by scientists Gye and Beruri in isolating the cancer germ, while cautioning that a cure remains unestablished.
A long damaged notice reports the sale of a tannery site in Forest County near Jamertown and Sheffield. It notes the former leather works, tied to owners Samuel Rosen and Gust Josephson, will be dismantled or repurposed with workers dispersed as the property changes hands.
Mrs Warold votes in the morning at Pambidige Springs as she spends the day in civic duties. The short report notes local figures and early participation in the community event.
Tom Tate aged two of Brocton is in critical condition with a skull fracture after an automobile crash near Brewton. Ludlow, also two, from Portland, is under arrest as authorities investigate the tragedy that sent the Ford sedan into trees and a pole, with witnesses recalling a circus visit prior to the wreck.
A brief item lists men's navy blue denim overalls offered at a dollar twenty five, with numbers noted as one dollar. The line hints at a promotional clearance or catalog entry for affordable workwear.
Dark green cloth window shades sized 3 by 6 feet offered at various unit prices. The message lists irregular numbers and symbols that imply sale pricing but lacks clear quantities, dates, or a coherent promotion. The fragment suggests a discount event but provides insufficient details to confirm store, location, or exact terms.
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