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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented readable text shows market close notes with scattered brand names and firms. Mentions include Western, Chevrolet, Humble, Continental Oil, Goodyear style lines, and several place and company fragments making a dusty catalog of 1920s era trades and advertisements.
A dynamite blast in Cotlierseat today killed two men and caused immediate investigation. Local authorities, including Miss SL Ashton, arrived at the scene as the incident drew rapid attention from nearby residents and press. Further details on the victims and motive were not released at this time.
Two miners are dead and several others injured in a rope-pulley accident at Locust Springs. A rescue party and medical staff responded as workers plunged down a slope and were rushed to a hospital. Names and exact conditions were not clearly reported due to the damaged text.
A disrupted ad touts a harmless prep that claims to reduce stomach upset by easing intestinal inflammation. It markets one dose as convincing and offers a money back guarantee. The text references medical authorities and evolving science in a sensational tone.
A long, dense list of personal visits, greetings, and departures appears, naming numerous individuals and families visiting or traveling through the city. Several callers and hosts, including Mrs. and Misses, are noted with connections to Pittsburgh, Titusville, and Cleveland. One notable item: Merle A Miller, newly commissioned as a lieutenant after training at the Salvation Army Hyming School in New York, will be stationed in Washington, D. C.
In Brussels the American shipping interests criticized perceived misrepresentation of their stance on international trade discrimination. The United States delegation to the International Chamber of Commerce convention stated opposition to abolitions in the disvention program and dissented from Sir Man Anderson’s speech praising U S support for freedom resolutions.
Philadelphia June 24 The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions reported cablegrams from its offices about conditions in China. One message notes antiforeign feeling in Shanghai and orders for all to leave while confirming everyone is safe. Another message from Canton states missionaries are safe.
In New York on a June 24 scene near City Hall Mayor John F. Hylan posed for photographers when two shots were fired around the area. Police say a probation officer fired at a parole violator during an attempted arrest, but no injury reported.
Mrs Sav Martin of Jamestown and Miss Clorence Lindquist traveled for a five day visit with Mr and Mrs Perry at Miss Marie Martin's home. They planned to see Claude Nichols and other relatives while Johnson Weed left for Ene Mrs. Wi. Parks visits today with friends.
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