Corry Post Office announces mailing rates
Notice from Corry Pennsylvania regarding second class mail matter. Rates include 500 per year by mail, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
3
Notice from Corry Pennsylvania regarding second class mail matter. Rates include 500 per year by mail, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
The article discusses Lindbergh and rival theories about his Atlantic flight. Experts debate whether his success came from skill, planning, and courage or from hidden aids. Prominent figures like Admiral Moffett and aviators weigh possibilities while the public eagerly accepts sensational explanations.
The Black Hills in South Dakota and western Wyoming attract travelers with unique geography. Towering cliffs, evergreen forests, rushing streams, and sheltering rock formations shape a remarkable landscape. The region lures visitors, offering a sense of wonder akin to legends from the German Blue Sky Forest.
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas says he will spend most of the time until next November at Wapeka and will be in his office there during regular hours He argues a senator should represent the people of the state and welcomes constituents to seek help with government issues, promising to assist whenever possible The aim is to gain a clearer view of constituents demands and to foster informed discussions on national matters for efficient public service.
A condensed account traces Charles Lindbergh from Minnesota childhood to early aviation. It notes his lone-wolf youth, pets and animal friends, early interest in machinery, pistol skill, Rough Rider dreams, and gradual shift from farm tinkering to flight, culminating in his entry into aviation after leaving the University of Wisconsin in 1921.
A reader notes that long abandoned farms are being reforested and asks whether future pioneers may be needed to clear forests again for unspecified uses. The inquiry highlights tension between reforestation efforts and potential land use needs.
Journal files from June 8 1907 reflect local notices and movements The Star Brick plant plans to resume operations amid frost seen on the Jetlands at dawn James P Drown buys Sitney Joton Mite street site to build a modern residence Fosketi departed for New York City to join Fred J West’s business William Nicholas named local policeman Carle Ilo resigns Nelson Draft Dowd MIL marked with measles Lakeside Assembly Findley Lake program led by Stason Bishop John Eastman visited Watford then returned Bert Davis a former Worry Loy resident spent Sunday in town noting local chatter
Answers cover major geography facts including Hind Kush a northern Indian Afghan range Bay of Bengal Caspian Black and Mediterranean 20 002 feet France Burma India and Afghanistan Oxus Chinases Korea. Classified ads offer room and roomers.
Elmer Shuss designated rural carrier with test trip to Route 2. He currently runs a mobile auto repair shop on North Penter Street and plans to sell soon. He has drawn several offers and is expected to retire from repair business.
The body of Henry Stinks, 42, Reading engineer, was recovered from the Schuylkill river near Swede Street crossing after he vanished from his post Monday night. Police believe foul play is unlikely as a three-day search yielded no clues. Lucile Polling, sister of a class member, attended exercises at Edward Normal School last night.
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