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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
3
The Cure for Paternalism debate and women bootleggers
A denunciation by the American Bay Association criticizes centralized government overreach and defends local autonomy, arguing for stronger administration. The piece also examines a changing attitude toward federal authority and women's roles, noting a surge in women bootleggers profiting from illicit work in prosperous urban districts amid scrutiny of legality and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aancridha
Bourke and
Honusen
Ferlerericu
Americus Chilean
Ulsia
Thy
Amer van Bay Association
Parti
Catholic Church Advocates Temperance In Prohibition Debate
A reporter quotes Catholics stressing temperance and total abstinence, noting the church’s long stand for abstinence and the need to understand varying opinions on prohibition. The Catholic Total Abstinence Union is mentioned as not enforcing pledges, while Americans weigh the law and its enforcement amid evolving dry policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraynar
Miter
Catholic Church
Ayiel
Catholic Total Abstiienees Union
Amiericans
Athletes Good Students At Michigan Show Surprising Balance
An analysis from Michigan suggests varsity athletes balance sports and study with higher class records than non athletic peers on both second and first teams. Officials contend football does not harm scholarship and may reflect a different, more disciplined system. The public will await further university data before judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universty of
Michigan Springs
Sieudenly
Ueir
Ory
Athletic
Odd Golf Drive Amid Cold Drizzle in Dagton Nuwa
A man drives ten miles in a closed car to play 98 holes of golf despite a cold drizzle. The unusual routine from Dagton Nuwa highlights persistent outdoor exercise habits during poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilay
Drizela
Dagton Nuwa
Town Gleanings Readings on Prohibition and Local Notes
A mosaic of late 19th or early 20th century notes covers prohibition dangers from poisonous liquor deaths cited by Dr. Mills, eye shade warnings by Dr. O Neil, local police street safety, Wall Street optimism, and optimism for fall business gains. Mentions Porto Rico guardsmen and local merchants.
Distress Gas Remedies Promoted For Clean Intestinal Health
An old advertisement touts a tonic called Golden Lax Tablets promising relief from distressing gas and internal cleansing. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a box, claiming gentle removal of poisons and lasting health benefits for all ages.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files July 30 1906
Twenty years ago the Journal Files cover a Pennsylvania freight house worker badly injured when a box car door slipped and crashed down on him. Dr R Pa Livermore died of heart failure in Cleveland shocking friends. Reniatpin Murthinsod building four new hours on his farm with Gilbert Dunham and William Miles hays as contractors. About twenty friends gathered to celebrate a natal day for Mr Lemon at his home. OK Wheelock of Cleveland, president of the K P 1 Furniture Co. and Kurtz Manufacturing 5 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waldwell
Pennsylvania Freight House
Sudde
R. Pa. Livermore
Cleveland
Reniatpin Murthinsod
Gilbert Dunham
William Miles Hays
Davis Lemon
Mr Lemon
OK Wheelock
K. P 1, Furniture Co
Kurtz Manufacturing 5
Farmers Hit Hard by Slump in Prices
United Press reports July price lows threaten many farmers with bankruptcy as farm prices dip to 135 percent of prewar levels between June 19 and July 15. Purchase power falls to 87, projected to drop to 8 in July, the weakest since 1914, leaving farmers 19 cents poorer per dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ean
Unidentified Man Dies Under Train at Millvale
The caphated body of a man about 60 was found on Pennsylvania tracks in Millvale on July 30. He apparently was run over by a train after being seen inebriated the night before. A London firm has manufactured a pocket gramophone touted as the smartest gramophone in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Rress
Millvale
Oll
Pennsylvania
London
If Our Town Is Good Enough to Work In
A Corry citizen urges adopting a slogan to fill vacant homes by encouraging workers to live in town. He cites nearby towns with similar moves and argues the plan could boost local employment and spending. The Journal offers no stance, deferring to readers for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Anto
Thn
Eastside
Nou
Corry
Tiere
New York
Kavitaujua
East Sider
Be & Meat
Journal Reserves
Violent Quake Shakes Jersey in Historic Event
By United Press London July reports the most violent earthquake in Jersey's history. The quake struck near Chisinel Island at 2:80 p.m. causing chimneys to collapse and several buildings to shake. No casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Jersey
Chisinel Island
St Melle
End of political duel in Wexico amid chaotic shooting
July 90 Deputy Tose Alvarez and others clashed in a political dispute that turned deadly when Senator Mernandez Galvan was shot. Judge Salcedo of the second penal district accidentally killed a Liputhlack with a stray shot. No arrests reported early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wexico
Tose Alvarez
Mernandez Galvan
Salcedo
Algures Fia
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Alliance Church
The Sunday School and Congregational picnic of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will be held tomorrow at Carl Way farm near Columbus. The team and autos depart from Washington Street and Maple Avenue at 10 pm, with return options at 1 pm for morning workers. Those attending should call the pastor at 873 to reserve transport, and bring utensils and eating gear.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Carl Way
Columbus
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
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