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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania. Colngrove Arthur Colegrova publisher. Published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry. Entered at the Post Office as second class mail. Rates by mail $1.00 per year. By carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
A dry border issue described as a mutual protection pact against smuggling between the United States and Canada. The treaty would exchange information on contraband movements and support federal enforcement, with ratification expected within a week and Canadian cooperation to bolster policing. Negotiations for a similar pact with Mexico are also in progress.
A wealthy New Jersey woman opens her private garden to a summer program for Girl Scout troops and nature study groups. The garden showcases flowers, trees, grasses, and wildlife, offering instructional value while stressing exclusive access for public spirited garden lovers to share with youth and adults.
An article questions a scheme to pay war debts by selling European noble titles to American heiresses and industrialists. It notes potential constitutional issues, argues the plan would finance taxes and reduce debt, and pokes fun at social ambitions and international politics amid postwar sentiment.
A garbled 1920s era recap mentions a park concert, community planning, and local figures like Steph Hoy, Scott Howards, and Sherwood Simmons. It notes Mr and Mrs N S Sulenner returning from Martian Wis, upcoming celebrations, and a wrist injury that affected plans. Arthur Wortul and visiting police chief Sherwood Simmons are referenced with scattered locations Columutin and Columbutin ea visitor in the city.
A fragmented report describes an American government official journey to Xavier Ragtime on June 14. The unnamed envoy, accompanied by Bran and Kraus, travels toward Washington by highway, amid unclear details and damaged OCR.
A Bradford man was shot multiple times and died after a drive by in Limestone near 11:80. He was seated in his car outside 27 East Main as shots rang out. Witnesses saw suspects flee in an automobile. police suspect a liquor feud but no one has been charged.
A Russian rail tragedy near Novo Nitelaveska leaves seven dead and about 82 injured. Investigators probe possible derailment or sabotage as the wreck disrupted transport and raised questions about safety and deliberate tampering.
An old testimonial notes backache headaches and dizziness from failing kidneys. Mrs Thomas Smith of 4714 N Center St praises Dawn's Pills from Ames & Pus Drug Store for relief, claiming she still uses them when kidneys falter and recommends them to others. Foster Millnine Co. Buffalo NY markets the remedy.
Report claims Alderman Short Momeyer of the Fourth Ward was intoxicated during a Sunday incident at 5 Fifth Street. Police say he fired a revolver at his cheek area, wounded himself near the jaw, and required restraint in the hospital. The gun discharged as he entered the sight deck, with doctors noting delirium and nervous agitation.
A fine recital was given at the home of Mrs Clarence E Shoop on East Frederick street Saturday afternoon by pupils of Mrs Shoop. Clarice Miller presented several numbers, earning praise for both teacher and students. Other performers included Charlotte McKelves Macy Morin Julian Smirt Myint Winsbrook Melén Button and Beatrice Braver, among others, with several planned participants absent.
Erie man June Muenry, 27, drowned in Blackwell canal last night. Police boat joined drag effort to recover his body near 747 Wentworth Street. Remains to be turned over to city authorities for services and inquiry.
Property damage notice in poor text noting roofs damaged in Agu area and urging inspection. Mentions 57 Cor Milladel Main St and a repair quote of 180 dollars. Names M Stewart and Ch Bell appear as signatories.
A local pandliny tournament at the Country Club runs from Friday to Friday with play across several days. Participants include local teams and players, and organizers emphasize steady rounds and late entries as weather delays affect the schedule.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a colossal library project with numerous manuscripts, engravings, and artifacts. The text mentions thousands of scripts and pins, with large sums and purchases, though details are garbled. The piece reads like a historical catalog teaser about a monumental bibliotheca.
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