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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
3
Public notice for West South Street Corry Pa regarding Colegrove versus Publisher Arthur Colegrove. Notice lists mailing options and rates including annual, per copy, and weekly prices.
Corry residents joined millions nationwide in honoring fallen servicemen. The Memorial Day observance centered on memory at national shrines and a pledge for peace, emphasizing dedication to the ideals behind the nation’s founding and the sacrifices that preserved it.
The piece notes a nationwide rise in car deaths from January to May with 4 081 fatalities in 26 million population cities versus 1 804 in the previous period. It urges stricter driver education and enforcement, cites carelessness, and mentions tax rollback and a city council debate on water sale policy.
A renowned Paris surgeon describes killing a bird whose broken leg was supported by a feather sling device. He explains the improvised method helped position the limb before the act.
An upbeat ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets designed to build strength and flesh in frail children. It claims ease of use and affordability with a 30 day money back promise and lists J D Condra N P Ames & Co as distributors.
A fragment from The Journal Files Tune 1 1806 describes a Ladies Aid program with readings and songs by local residents. It mentions community questions about Erie Warren and Crawford Counties establishing a stone yard, a firewell reception on Grand Street, and local moves including Charles Barton Jr relocating to Congress Street and Tom Chapman visiting from North Dakota.
Astronomers report the moon appears unusually large in the sky, with measurements suggesting its apparent diameter exceeds expectations and its illumination at times may seem dominant. The finding notes the moon’s size appears significant relative to Earth and may affect sky observations.
American Consul General Edwin Pontinghim reported to the State Department that U S citizens helped quell anti foreign riots in Shanghai during a threatened general strike. Merchants faced student demonstrations pressing to end foreign treaties, while authorities declared a state of emergency after clashes and injuries.
Columbus marked Memorial Day with recitations songs and prayers at West Lawn cemetery. Bea Crosby delivered a recitation and Rey L Eighe spoke. music featured John Dutton on clarinet Arthur Hillcornét and Gust Chen with Nico Math credit. Students placed plants on graves after the program as residents and visitors from Jamestown Warren Titusville and other towns attended.
Gustave Plaubert led the renéh realist School of Welter and spent six years writing his novel Chadiine Bevery. Published in 1867 it opened ten accusations of inhumanity from which he was cleared.
An old classified listing advertises a 15 yard item bench and scarf for rental at $3.00 per week. The short notice reflects low weekly rates and available attire or equipment.
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