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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
3
The Forty Thapter of the Walton League meets at the Municipal Building to discuss immediate repairs and the feasibility of rebuilding the dam at Lake Columbus. Officers issue a call for precise efforts and announce a preliminary report to be presented tonight.
Bradford report mentions Seth McGee of Colegrove injured with two bullet wounds at the Alanoe. Syd He in We Wrisp gs aevecull olagin Wine at Coleerose Thurs siveung. Harr Crosby fatally gounded. motive under review as police note possible self-defense and consequent homicide. Dr Hogan reports serious but improving condition for the assailant.
SOLID NORTHERN KNOWLEDGE describes Donat B. MacMillan leading a continued Arctic study after Byrd and Amundsen expeditions. It notes 21 collected items reshaping maps, coal discovery in Bay Fiord, Kane and Grimell expedition records, and efforts in anthropology, botany, ornithology, meteorology, plus Eskimo dictionary work.
A column argues Americans favor silent cinema over talking pictures, noting audiences seek rest from daily noise in theaters. It praises improving projectors for a restful experience and questions preserving silence once talking films arrive, while reflecting on journalistic fringe bits about monkey training and biting.
A veteran critic laments cultural decline from lax reading standards. He warns extremes in reading blur all meaning but argues the situation is temporary. He predicts standards will be recovered, with some new ones admitted yet the best old ones enduring. Democracy slows but advances.
The passage explains that transparency depends on how molecules are arranged in substances like glass. When molecules align regularly they permit light to pass, enabling transparency.
No exact nationwide figure exists for average life expectancy. Estimates range from 45 to 55 years, with various authors offering different calculations. The passage notes variability in estimates across states and sources.
A packed Wednesday evening crowd witnessed graduation festivities and a busy day of civic planning. City Engineer Dickson will survey new South Main Street sewer plans while Charles Owen and James Shields delivered plans at Waterford. George Nevils and Wallie Cogswell played Youngsythe against Sugar Grove. Moore McCray is ill, and Douglas Titus faces legal matters. The No A defeated Mohawk 10 to 9 at Warren. Jerry Arkhouse leaves Philadelphia for a State Fish Hatchery post. Army meets in Harrisburg, and Warren Clade Porter arrives with 19 percent larger trout catch.
Too late to classify for sale a list of tools including Ajax gas engine tip saw table combination saws out sliding cut off saws 20 in bands and saws foot power shaper belts pulleys shafting and hangers must sell for health reasons price cheap Win S Nantes Also a new bungalow at 404 King St partly finished garage priced $2,000 down $14 per month Win S Nantes
Advocates propose extending a televised opera run to three weeks to test audience interest and profitability. The discussion centers on scheduling by WEAF, Opera Company, and partners, with Aida cited as a Verdi staple for multi‑week performances to gauge regional listening reach and financial viability.
Mies Anna MeVelia of Oil City and J Keating of Oil City are married at St Thomas Church with Rev Tracy officiating. The ceremony was followed by a breakfast for sixteen relatives at the bride’s home. They plan to reside on Plummer Street in Oil City after July 1. Relatives traveled from Pittsburgh Detroit Bowling Green and elsewhere to attend.
A Detroit News piece notes the phrase limits in the local dialect and discusses how the idea of a friend who reveals an agent’s interest would be described, reflecting language gaps in everyday speech.
Public Health Service states there is no truth to the claim that people living in cold climates have thicker blood. The report notes no physiological basis for regional blood viscosity differences and cautions against sensational citations.
In Dunkirk on June 4, attorney John Leo Sullivan was held in contempt by Justice Benjamin Jargon after drawn out proceedings in the Wilson & Baer vs Corneline San Vessen case. The judge imposed a sentence and warned further steps may be taken. the suit involved the value of a register and a machine purchase tied to an alleged unpaid payment, with a brother named Rowe acting as agent in the transaction.
Warren Pa United Press reports a blaze at the Pow Beggett and Son planing mill caused about 20000 in damage. Firemen saved a home as investigators, led by Gordon and Police Chief Whaleben, pursue a tough inquiry into the suspected arson.
June 4 state highway department revoked operating licenses for two persons and placed writs against others for violations of state recklessness laws. Patrols intensify enforcement to curb reckless and dangerous driving as campaigns widen suspicions about careless operators.
Distressing gas ad promotes a laxative tablet as a safe means to internal cleanliness and lasting health. It urges older people, children, and individuals to obtain the product from a pharmacist today for gentle relief.
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