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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania daily newspaper information page lists address West South Street Corry PA publisher A C Colegrove and advertising rates. It notes second class mail status and subscription prices five dollars per year and three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week.
A transcription summarizes Secretary Kellogg and President Coolidge era remarks on U S relations with Mexico. It notes Kellogg earns the nickname Nervous Nellie after a public pronouncement, critiques State Department diplomacy, and contrasts it with calmer White House statements amid Latin American reactions. The piece hints that no war is expected but reflects tensions in interwar diplomacy.
An analysis notes a striking transformation in Columbia University President Dr Nicholas Murray Butler over ten years. Once seen as a liberal, Butler now appears more radical to critics, yet his core sincerity remains, posing questions about what drives such change.
A fragment from The Journal recounts surveyors near Maple Avenue and Oil Street tying preliminary measurements. It notes local figures like Wiley Baoder Moos Austin Prater and visits by Kestenby to relatives, with Louis Sears returning from Virginia after a family trip. The piece mentions preparations for a ball game and a West End depot renovation, plus Lt Richard Patton of Co A being promoted to adjutant and assigned to camp.
Mrs Howay Holluster of Wyandotte Michigan says after her baby was born she suffered constant pain in her right side and could barely care for her child. She tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on a friend's suggestion and, after one week, felt relief and returned to health. She reports her doctor approved its use and she keeps a bottle on hand.
Thousands of trout perished after pollution darkened Tionesta Creek near Sheffield Clarendon direction Friday night. Anglers reported rainbow and other fish dying, local groups call for action while officials consider licenses and remedies. Nearby observers blamed acidic runoff and urged state intervention.
Franklin June 4 Fraser St John 21 of Salem former Franklin resident employed by Penney Co drowned while swimming Sunday afternoon in the Allegheny River near Freeport. He attempted to negotiate the river’s widest point near his uncle’s home and disappeared before divers recovered his body hours later.
Announcement by B20 J Austin seeking the sheriff office in Erie County with primaries set for September 1. Voter support requested from residents of the city and surrounding area.
A 35 year old Kane County farmhand named Jase Wilisy Toho vanished after leaving his home Thursday afternoon. An extensive search involving the woods and local areas followed but has yielded no trace. Authorities fear he may have left voluntarily or harmed, with neighbors and officials coordinating near Mt Jewett and surrounding routes.
Boston Meander reports a scientist stating Ivars Ja Beciuing shows signs of extreme fatigue. The item centers on alleged mental strain and public reaction to the claim.
The article describes Monday piano recitals with various performers and audience members observed in the park setting. Names of many attendees and performers are listed, including Mrs Titer Ristonb, Ruth Janston, Elstun, George Keete, Beatrice Wesley, Margaret Ree, and Tessier, among others, reflecting a community event with multiple pieces performed.
A garbled OCR note references Buddy players in a city theater setting. It mentions engagement, a performance at Rank Pre street Roth, and names like Howard Dowdell. The text is fragmentary and unclear about dates, venues, or outcomes.
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