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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
3
A discussion of staggering work hours to reduce peak traffic and energy demand. The piece notes potential benefits for transit, utilities, and employers while acknowledging resistance from workers and unions amid changing daily schedules and city life.
The article discusses King Albert of Belgium seen as a stabilizing figure during a dictatorship period. It notes his trust in Belgians, loyalty, and a unique role where parliament grants authority while he works with them. It contrasts Albert with other monarchs whose powers are limited by rulers’ consent.
A recent change classifies car stealing as a felony, prompting calls for stricter enforcement. Officials urge public vigilance and coordinated action by authorities and communities to reduce auto theft and related crimes.
A Tar? Kington essay on future dress predicts skirts may vanish within fifty years as fashions evolve toward uniform garments. He suggests modesty is not the issue but timing and fitness, noting bloomers once shocked readers and trousers may follow, while asserting women may end up wearing similar outfits.
Twenty years ago features from the Journal Files recount a city scene with names of local figures such as Herbert Kineton and George Patterson. The note mentions construction plans, a new hull, a social event with Mr and Mrs George Stowe, and remarks on residents including Walter Sherwin. The fragmentary text keeps a sense of a lively municipal year with various people and activities.
Dispatch notes camels can travel 25 miles without water, holding fonds across three days without drinking. Flowery breed mentions water flow in the region, with a rest period of 10 miles per day for five days, maintaining hydration avoidance aligned to desert crossing patterns.
Erie officials announce a joint Erie County Women's Clubs session on September 16 at the Wim Hub, 29 West Sixth Street. Miss W HM presides, with speakers including Lai te Meal Tener and the Pus hiel committee. program includes music and noon luncheon, followed by officer elections as thirty clubs across Erie County participate.
A jury found Lyle Irwin and Herbert Cook guilty of second degree assault in the case involving Newman, a New York Central signal tower employee. Four men attacked him, with Bert Verhage pleading guilty and not part of the trial. Newman was beaten and escaped after a lengthy ordeal.
A brief excerpt notes how easily office seekers please a man, reflecting on political culture in Baltimore. It comments on expectations for leaders to be pliant and agreeable, implying a critique of shallow appeasement in public life.
Warren July 24 A $29000 suit was filed in Emporium Pa against William Anson of Sugar Grove by Reptamini and Lol B Liston following the death of Eugene Ward Liston, age unknown, in Emporium on July 30 1925. The claim states Anson drove at excessive speed in a Jewett sedan, failed to horn, and neglected brakes and steering, causing the fatality. The plaintiffs seek $25000 damages and allege negligent behavior and careless operation of the vehicle.
The fuchsia stands out in gardens for its beauty and adaptable growth. It thrives in beds and borders with minimal care and also serves as a desirable houseplant due to its graceful form and vibrant blossoms.
The piece describes a near-miss burglary at a focal office on North Center Street with residents hearing a pounding noise that prompted police appeal for citizen cooperation. It also cites a American Automobile Association survey noting record summer travel, open-air camping, hotel use, and highway construction projections that will affect routes near Erie and Port Jarvis.
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