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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1926
Page
2
Corry Evening Journal lists mailing details and advertising rates for the Corry, Pennsylvania office. Includes postal classification, subscription costs, and carrier pricing with rates available on application.
The text notes Russia celebrating the Red Army’s eighth anniversary claims its forces are the smallest and cheapest, compares it to other nations, and argues imperialism persists under disarmament. It questions Soviet concealment of military forces and lampoons old style imperialism verses Latin American policy by suggesting invasion of Mexico as an old belief.
The piece laments winter collections slowing money flow as debtors and creditors strain relations, urging prompt payments or bank loans to revive circulation. It then mocks the Countess of Cath part and Earl of Craven affairs at Ellis Island, portraying federal guardians as clowns in a broad farce.
A fragment from a local column mocks women for clothing choices and praises a veteran fire chief while disparaging merfolk and a “sass y old fellow.” The tone blends offense with self contradiction as readers react to provocative remarks.
Twenty years ago a young Amherst College student, John Poutliye, and the son of the President attracted attention as a rising amateur boxer whose exploits drew money and controversy. The piece notes public concern over capitalizing college sports and the pushback from observers, while an Armory committee report says $1808 has been pledged toward a new Aviary.
The New Era Club will clear about zero from their entertainment Golden Mair and the Three Hears. The Young people of the Baptist Church were entertained last evening by William Wood at his home on Von ford street with about forty present. The work on the Ny Roberts dry goods store is near completion and will open soon. Local baseball outlook is rosy as Corry City league entries are filed with captains managers and twelve players listed. At the Corey Fair and Driving Association stockholders meeting directors GD Heath FL Bliss and D Hom were re elected. About twenty five friends surprised Mr and Mrs Frank Chase at their west city home. The new U S Chair factory has started operating employing twenty two men with more to come. Information reached the city that Montie N Jones son of Oscar Jones was run over and killed by an Erie train east of Columbus.
Franklin Sansom veteran editor of the Indiana Democrat has died in Franklin Indiana at an advanced age, with local reports noting his long career shaping the paper and the state’s political coverage.
An 1801 assessment book for Derry township records land there at two dollars per acre. The discovery notes Greensburg as a nearby reference and emphasizes the low land price in that era. The item underscores historical property economics and local history.
Fragmentary quote shows a speaker naming confusion and tension in youth language with satirical tone. The line reflects social attitudes toward girls and evolving speech patterns, with a character named Walter referenced in a dismissive comment.
Advertisement notes that good health comes from internal cleanliness. Golden Lax Tablets are taken at night to stimulate the stomach liver and intestines and to carry off poisons. The tablets have a tonic effect on the whole system and regulate and stimulate. Available from druggists for 250 avs.
United Press reports Geneva on March 1 that the United States plans to seek an advisory opinion from the World Court before March 8 regarding whether Senate reservations to the court's statutes are acceptable. The move follows inquiries by court members into the reservations and their effect on U S participation.
Mrs Iga Loch a longtime Corry resident and St Thomas church member died Saturday evening at 210 Paliew street. She was widow of Patrick Lynch and survived by son Jol Lynch and three daughters Katherine Lily, Mary Limehart, and Tezarditzger ald. Funeral at St Thomas church Tuesday at 10 o clock with burial in Pine Grove cemetery if weather permits.
A Bradford man faces trial for a fatal stabbing in Braddock County. Court records show Judge A. S. Teck will preside at Viwiletspirk court as the case unfolds. Authorities note prior charges and ongoing liquor and reckless driving cases may affect future terms.
Edward Harney celebrated his 200th birthday in Henry, Tih, where the town gathered for a grand event. He was presented with cake and 100 candles as the community honored one of its oldest residents.
A tenant cannot seek relief from the house owner when a building on an adjoining parcel blocks light and air, unless the lease provides for such emergency. The case hinges on whether the adjoining building’s erection excuses the landlord from remedy.
Two enginemen died from severe burns after a train crash at Horseshoe Curve Saturday afternoon. The Gotham Texas engine collided with a derailed freight engine, scalding the Gotham Tx crew. Five men were on board. all others were severely injured but some expected to recover.
A misreadable account notes a lecture by Dr Barnes at Teel High School. Witnesses describe an attentive audience, with discussions on psychology and related topics. The piece references the series as part of a civic educational effort and mentions upcoming sessions in the same program.
Report describes a so called conversation crook who has operated with success in recent times. Authorities say the suspect disrupts talks by eavesdropping and causing delays, and a plan to repair a dining room table appears connected to the incident. Investigations continue as more details emerge.
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