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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday in Corry Pennsylvania by A D Colegrove Arthur Colegrove publisher. Entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Rates include 500 dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier with fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
Interior Secretary Work advocates unifying Alaska governance under a single bureau, likely within Interior, to streamline authority and speed development. He cites Washington state of multiple departments handling Alaskan affairs and warns of waste and confusion from dispersed control.
The Agriculture Department estimates vast surfaced road mileage and urges road improvements by aligning expenditure with vehicle savings. Updates report rapid work at McKinney Ott crossings between Youngsville and Warren, noting fills and partial completion at Scott's and Molkey crossings as hillside grading advances to meet road standards.
The note hints at careful shopping when choosing the example item. It mentions the risk of not achieving a desired outcome if choices are rushed or unclear, urging readers to weigh options and avoid regrets.
Senator Oscar W. Underwood appealed for federal tax reductions at a Montgomery gathering of the Mayama Tax Club. He argued for rolling back rates to 1910 levels, criticized high surtaxes as unproductive, and warned that excessive taxes chase capital from the nation.
A notice notes Miss Winifred Terry has been seriously ill at her home since last Friday. The brief item mentions local staff and a ball and vaudeville show planned for the Armory Friday evening with participants named in fragmentary form.
A fragment mentions a wandering group of Indians playing ball in the city on Monday and a birthday celebration for Master Wesley. It also notes Pearce’s around twenty friends gathering on Irving Street and an inventory at a radiator factory. the institution reportedly passed into the hands of the American Radiator Company.
A doctor explains why he chose dermatology with three reasons: his patients never wake him at night, they never die, and they never get well. The remark appears in the Medical Review of Reviews as a wry observation on patient outcomes.
A truck driven by Albert Anderson of Russell aged 22 lost control on Glade Avenue near the Hill, crashing into the home of PU Hoole at 20 Glade Avenue. Damage estimated between 400 and 1000 dollars. The vehicle, owned by Grevel Company, jumped from gear and rolled backward toward Samuel Wolfe’s residence before stopping.
In Great Britain wills probated are filed at Sowersehouse London. The repository lists probated wills and related estate documents as part of archival probate records.
Hedda Hoyt, United Press fashion editor, surveys 1925 busy woman style noting bathing suits for men and women, including satin jockey outfits with vivid color and decorative stitching. She describes separate vests, attached trousers, and tailor details like buttons, pockets, and brimmed hats in orchid satin and other fabrics.
Readable fragment mentions colorful bathing costumes with white trousers and fuchsia shades. Notes lightweight taffeta fabrics, ruched skirts, and purple beach tapes as part of a fashionable season lineup.
A fragmented line discusses feeling inferior when confronted by someone who knows things you do not and that person’s awareness highlights your own gaps. The piece references a Duluth context and a person or group labeled Hergid.
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