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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
4
A United Press summary reports General Motors and other large industrials firming in a volatile market. Investors weigh dividend signals and production outlooks as labor and policy pressures shape the auto giant’s near term prospects and broader steel and locomotive sectors.
City and Vicinity ad page lists butter 45c a pound eggs 32c a dozen and hamburg 15c a pound with delivery. Notices mention Fourth of July plans at Lake House Findley a chicken dinner, dancing and entertainment, plus parade and taxi service. Also reports on an Akron accident, residents’ illnesses, a Philadel phia mission, film showings Play Safe at Grand Theater, and upcoming store openings and road work plans.
A Chicago physician credited with a breakthrough in treating bone infection uses a novel approach combining luminal compounds and potassium-based therapies. The research team reports improved outcomes and reduced recovery times, signaling a potential shift in managing severe bone infections.
Fragmented OCR text references a China boycott impacting Americans, mentioning Washington, Meier, Canton, and the State Department. The passage is garbled but implies economic or social disruption affecting American citizens abroad and at home, with mentions of venues, groups, and allegations of wider sanctions or divides.
Unusually large Saturday night car presence crowds city business streets. Merchants report long parking jams on Main Washington South and Franklin streets with over 120 vehicles on one block. Authorities consider traffic regulations to limit parking in business districts.
Obituaries outline major losses in labor and politics as key figures including Samuel Gompers’s successor William Green, Warren Stone, Robert M La Follette, and Senator Edwin Ladd pass away. The piece notes shifts in leadership and influence within unions and the political landscape, signaling a new generation of leaders amid the dusk of longtime figures.
About 129 pupils enrolled at the opening session of Summer School at the Junior High School, with six weeks of sessions ahead. MJ Blanden, principal of Janine High School, supervises the program, which centers on higher criticism and the history of writing.
The Board of Education of the City of Corey Corry Pennsylvania invites bids by 2 pm on a stated date for multiple school construction projects. Work includes building a new junior high goal house, sidewalk on the north side of the senior high on South Street, stove and appliance install, wiring, and sidewalk work at Harding School. Specifications are on file with the School District Office. The right to reject any bid is reserved. Myrtle Kuller, Secretary.
Miss Arvilla McGauley of Titneville arrived in the city for a 71 fed day visit with her aunt Mrs. Tor McCauley. Mr and Mrs Howard and ariel Ace Raymond returned home after a brief visit in Tituseille with Mr and Mrs Will Brownlee. Disinfect mouthpiece practice urged to prevent colds and diseases.
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