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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
3
The text critiques top-down efficiency in leaders and regimes, arguing that machine like rule collapses without accountable people. It cites Ford, Napoleon, Diaz, and Hohenzollerns as examples of efficient autocracies and warns democracy trains citizens to govern themselves, ensuring lasting national resilience.
Annie Besant and Theosophists have long questioned Krishnamurti’s messianic claim. Theosophist writers note his own denials and stress ordinary youth roles, suggesting helpful service to humanity without supernatural mission. The piece ends with a playful advice line to the summer girl to trust in God and stay prepared.
Report notes global needle consumption runs around three million units per day as health systems and manufacturers demand steady supplies. Experts warn shortages could impact vaccines and medical procedures if supply chains falter.
A fragment from the Journal Files dated June 12 1906 recalls events and names. It mentions Profs Mateely Erie and the era frost affecting crops, a machine related to a Mis Hille, and notices about a meet at Mreatville with dates August 7 and July 4.
Wesley Barry plans to marry Miss Julia Wood of Newark after a three year romance begun in Terre Haute Indiana. Barry, once a vaudeville and juvenile film figure, met Wood while she played piano with a traveling women’s orchestra. The couple will wed Monday in Newark and then depart for Los Angeles.
Reports from Concord township describe two fawns seen near the Thayer McCray and Mrs. Dr. Blakeslee residence yesterday afternoon. The deer grazed on the farm for a period before vanishing as a motor truck approached. High quality merchandise at low prices appears in the classified columns.
The Oklahoma Gas Company was sold to a Gotham firm in a deal completed today. Stockholders expect value from the sale as shares jump upon confirmation and the new owners plan to appoint several directors.
Funeral services for Steve Flaherty were conducted at the home of his sister in Chartes Po Keating, with Rev. Cava officiating. Interment followed at St Elizabeth's Cemetery as relatives from Mason, Mich and Titusville attended.
Police report a child named Lois Baker was struck and killed by a car on West Third Street in Erie. The driver, David Furnier, is jailed without bail on an automobile homicide charge. details indicate the incident occurred in front of a residence with the vehicle’s engine and driver identified. Local authorities continue the investigation.
Children’s Day program features songs, recitals, and a tale of faith presented by primary and junior departments. Performances include recitations by Betty, Julieta, and others, with choir numbers and a devotional call for charitable acts.
A fragmented program list shows a church service with prayers, hymns, and choir items. Names include Mrs Johnson, Phoebe Jane, Virginia Lovstand, Mele Jones, Marjorie Yawog, and others. The schedule features psalm singing, a girls pageant, group performances, and orchestra numbers.
A brief historical note explains tortillas as large round cakes common in Mexico. They are made by soaking corn, grinding into paste, shaping into flat discs, and cooking on flat stone or clay griddles.
A young woman from Erie asserts she is the late estate holder’s daughter and seeks a share of the estate. Her lawyer contends she was omitted from the will and demands proof of paternity and records from Philadelphia to validate her claim. The case centers on whether the deceased left additional children and if she is entitled to a portion of the inheritance.
RUSH WORK ON UNION ROAD in Venterville resumes as McKinley High way area near Rie vinnity advances. Devise Construction Co plans to complete soon. Rail installation paused by a bail issue noted last fall.
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