Cony Evening Journal Ad Rates and Details
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notice lists publisher and mailing details with annual and weekly rates. It notes circulation, carrier charges, and advertising rates subject to change on application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notice lists publisher and mailing details with annual and weekly rates. It notes circulation, carrier charges, and advertising rates subject to change on application.
Fragmentary notes from the Journal Files dated June 28 1908 summarize past events with garbled names and place markers. The legible portion hints at legal or state matters and local happenings but remains unclear and incomplete.
A garbled OCR fragment reports on numerous names and places with unclear events. The readable portions reference people, dates, and locations but lack coherent narrative or identifiable outcome.
An advertisement touts a household remedy claimed to ease catarrh mucus and stomach and intestinal ailments. It promises relief for a variety of pains with one dose, alleging a money back guarantee and wide availability through pharmacists and druggists.
Fragmentary text discusses early humans and their leaders shaping society. It notes debates on progress versus destruction and compares ancient governance to modern attempts at policy. The writing hints at lessons from prehistory for contemporary statecraft and ethics.
A short reflective note from The Christlits Seleteice Monitor argues that in hurried times some duties and joys cannot be abandoned without tragedy. It emphasizes that certain enduring commitments remain essential beyond convenience.
A cryptic note hints that true writing arises after muting noisy distractions. It mentions authors and a peculiar phrase about blade quarks and waiting while pondering. The text reads like a rough, enigmatic prompt rather than structured guidance.
Cameron County Sheriff William Norris pleads no defense and is sentenced to six months in jail plus a fine and costs after pleading guilty to allowing a prisoner to escape. He withdraws legal action against Cameron County commissioners and resigns as sheriff under agreed conditions. The case concluded after a day of hearings and testimony.
The largest cities in the torrid zone are Bombay and Madrid, each with populations over a million, while Mumbai also referred to as Bombay and Madrid are noted. Bangkok, Singapore, and Hongkong are highlighted as other major cities in the region with significant populations.
The Retail Merchants' Bureau and the Chamber of Commerce discuss making the Allegheny river navigable. Thomas J. Wright urges broad backing as East Brady hosts a Thursday meeting with about 40 river boosters and delegations from Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
Jone 21 report states Earl Uver Bower, long tied to the Ridgway Dynamo Engine Op, has purchased the Ridgway Manufacturing Co plant on Main Street near Elk Avenue. Initial plans foresee modest changes, with expansion of the building and relocation of key machinery, promising employment growth for the town.
Patrick Murray, a former Renova resident, died at 104. He came to America from Ireland in 1857 and settled in Renova in 1800. Funeral services will be held here on Wednesday.
A Dunkirk resident identified as June Sumter or juvo on East Fifth Street was released from a marriage annulment case without charge. A federal representative cited conspiracy submersion and testimony, with details unclear, involving multiple associates and a potential arrestee named Burks. The report mentions youth, a 2010 date, and a contested claim about a degree later.
Price Dunn of Boston conducts a week long demonstration at the NOP Ames & Go sale in Ames City introducing Jonaire Toilet articles including powders creams and perfumes. Miss Dana demonstrates a line of high grade toilet articles inviting the forties of the city to visit this week.
A stage authority warns that using paper money resembling United States currency is illegal. Any such money used on stage or similar purposes must be approved by the chief of the secret service of the Treasury Department in Washington.
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