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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal notices advertise daily publication details for Corry Pa with publisher Arthur Colegrove. It notes post office mailing class, subscription price five dollars yearly, per copy price fifteen cents weekly by mail and carrier rates, and advertising rates on request.
An aged manuscript critiques confinement in a reformative setting, describing idle inmates kept idle on benches with little activity. It discusses punitive rules, moral rot, and the conflict between controlling adults and a child’s need for constructive work and freedom.
A travel essay contrasts frenzied motorists chasing endless miles with a family journey that savoring scenery and time. It argues true value lies in quiet stops and gratitude for the opportunities cars provide, not reckless haste.
Twenty years ago reports describe events at Ajax Shops. The item mentions Mrs Bal Hoylth visiting fetes in Pirusville and Josef Aniilint arriving in the city last evening.
An article argues for close Anglo American cooperation as the core of democratic peace. It stresses a federation of English speaking nations facing global problems together, urging friendship with Britain while avoiding unnecessary coalitions against common enemies.
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A fragmented excerpt notes a study finding families now spend more for food but less for clothing. It cites American women’s fashion as extravagant and reports per person clothing budgets around 75 dollars, per family about 88500, with garments simplified by standardized patterns and fewer frills.
Erie records show Frank Garaner charged in four indictments pleaded guilty in county court. Judge William By Hirk deferred sentence pending county authorities investigation into the defendant's past. Richard Croft also pleaded guilty to auto theft tied to a June 19 1925 Waldameer incident, car owned by Robert Warren. Local detective Judas Hirt ordered to review prior record before sentencing.
Local readers share a weather themed meditation praising casual interest in observing changes. The piece argues that a hobby of tracking conditions cultivates a philosophical, intelligent view of weather, easing grumbles about other aspects of life.
A fragment discusses Bernard Baruch assessing whether war profits are the whole of war and notes opinions that profits fuel support for war. It infers ongoing tax increases or reductions by Congress and public willingness to bear tax burdens.
City officials propose a new Erie depot linked to a subway through Peach Street and Sassafras Street corridors. The plan allocates up to 200000 dollars for two subway sections, with construction expected to begin next spring and aims to speed freight and passenger access.
Two Boston residents seek protection from a terrifying threat described as four giants prowling the street. The Herald notes urgent action and public safety concerns amid the unusual peril.
In SheField on July 8 the huge oil strike at the Big Gusher attracts crowds as reports describe a well that could unleash millions. Locals discuss the operator units, potential profits, and the dramatic scene around the derrick while observers speculate on the broader impact of the find.
A fragmentary note claims a Philadelphia brother sent Mavr’s Wonderful Remedy. The first dose allegedly brought relief and renewed energy, described as making the reader feel thirty years younger. The piece touts a simple preparation that removes mucous and balances the digestive tract.
A garbled report describes road work on Ludlow Road and surrounding streets. It mentions concrete, paving, and utility activity near North Purlien Street and a city area, with disruptions during a workday across several blocks.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Findley Lake engagements and Wednesday events with unclear dates and participants. Several garbled phrases obscure who, where, and when. No coherent names or firms are identifiable for a precise summary.
A Greek citizen named James Nictlaides was killed in Bulgaria as protests erupted over security concerns and political tensions. Greek authorities and family members seek answers amid a wave of regional unrest and calls for accountability.
Corry Pennsylvania invites residents Thursday for a one day Rice Method demonstration to fit a Rice Appliance. The notice says no truss wearing forever and urges travelers to visit the hotel desk for directions and the expert visit from 1 to 5 p m and 6 to 9 p m.
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