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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
2
Reports indicate EM Putnam and WM Parker weigh rebuilding their grist mill in Columbus after last week’s disastrous fire. Local patrons pressed for reconstruction. owners Ha planned to replace the woolen building with a modern fireproof structure as a decision is expected within days.
Notice warns property owners to clear weeds from all vacant lots and city properties. Noncompliance will incur weed-cutting costs assessed to owners. city will perform the work. Signed by Chief of Police G. W. Dunkle.
President Coolidge urged miners and operators to settle dif ferences without a strike to protect the anthracite market. Hammond, head of the government’s rating commission, advised reserves be built but no rush. Coolidge met with Hammond and other officials, signaling possible intervention if needed.
Popular Science Monthly states woodwork stains from weathering or alkali can be removed with oxalic acid dissolved in water to a cream-like consistency. The mixture is applied, washed off with clean water, and the surface finished as directed.
Mayville July 2. The filing covers real estate in Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake, including a cottage on Chautauqua Lake and numerous properties valued at 124,850. It lists stock in Chautauqua Traction and related companies, railroad and banks, with total bonds of street railway ventures at 622,500. Equity interests in Williams Arvadises and Broadhead Worsted Mills are valued at 7,260,060 and 1,207,000 respectively.
fragmentary OCR text describes a local matter with references to people and events but is largely unintelligible. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable to form a concrete news item or summary.
Members of Company A of the National Guard endured a severe storm that damaged tents and flooded streets around their camp. Hail and heavy rain caused tents to collapse and clothing and rations were scattered. Several guardsmen were struck. the storm disrupted the encampment as troops from nearby units arrived to aid.
Amid reports from Rabat on July 27 Marshal Petain, defender of Verdun, plans a major offensive against Rif forces. He travels from Rabat toward Tetuan for a dinner with Spanish officials, aiming to secure cooperation as Franco‑Spanish efforts align to press the Rif rebellion.
Fragmentary remark suggests a cryptic debate about meaning and truth in a Boston setting. Aeriph replies, while a perceived gap in is and existence draws playful contention over language and interpretation.
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