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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists mailing rates and post office publication details. It notes a price of 95.00 per year by mail, three cents per copy, and fifteen cents per week, with conversion rates available upon application.
The Christian Advocate cites Channig Pollok arguing that the public will support high quality drama over sensational material. He notes rising interest in fine culture alongside prolific theater profits, urges cultured audiences to back better plays, and contends censorship has little force when better art earns more money.
Morgantown March 3 The union drive to organize Northen West Virginia coal fields begins with a lantern parade through the Scott's Run area led by R M Williams a county organizer. United Mine Workers officials call the event preliminary to a strike call planned for April or May and union men are to wear cap lights to display solidarity at a Sunday mass meeting in Scott's Run.
According to Khabets the archangels are Michael Gabriel Raphael Uriel Chamuel Zadkiel and Zaphiel Each angel is linked to a divine attribute including Might Grace Splendor Saying Power Zeal Justice and Mystery of God
A Chicago dispatch cites Senator Reed of Missouri denouncing President Coolidge and the Senate for defying people’s instructions over the World Court. The text argues Reed uses misrepresentation and vindictiveness, labeling his stance as shrewd shysterlike.
Greenville Pa March 3 Frank L Pay announces candidacy for State Senate from the 50th district covering Mercer and Crawford counties. Pay serves as chairman of the Greenville Steel Car Co board.
A nurse recounts saving two people from critical operations using Maya's One Dose. The testimony claims the simple remedy clears catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract, calms inflammation, and cures stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. The vaccine-like preparation is promoted as harmless and effective with universal availability through J. Condra's and local druggists.
Twenty years ago the Journal files note the funeral of Mont Jones near Columbus and other local happenings. The column mentions Mr Gidgnun, Warren at Gaston's, and various town events, with notices of school gifts and community plans, including a future park and race track.
Cleveland Ohio friends of Mrs delen M Kowhleagle at 681 Hope Avenue report regained health after using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Detroit Michigan and Grace Gillem praise the treatment, noting better sleep and strength. The compound, a root and herb vegetable tonic, has been used by women for over fifty years and is sold at all druggists.
Keystone Power Corporation announces a voluntary rate reduction at Kane effective April 1. The cut aims to benefit most electricity users including households and essential appliances by lowering operating costs through updated transmission and station improvements.
United Press dispatch from Scranton reports on 200 probation cases listed for trial before Judge Jalineon of the Federal court. Defendants failing to appear may forfeit bail and warrants will be issued. The proceedings hint at additional criminal sessions likely next week.
Only a few contagious cases remain as health officials urge continued vigilance. A lasting quarantine is under review while schools report improved conditions due to early case screening. Doctors credit strict inspections and home treatment plans for preventing wider outbreaks. Parents are urged to cooperate in the campaign to avoid alarming the public.
A readable fragment describes a new beauty cream named Mello-R10 promising a quick, whitening and purifying effect that smooths skin texture and appearance. The notice includes marketing claims and uncertain phrases about application and results, with unclear endorsements.
A Pennsylvania lumber company, Winelip and Deneaihary of En Leavin Pt, announces a sizeable tract will be donated as a memorial. The gift, valued in thousands of dollars, aims to honor veterans and support public access to forested lands along the Delaware, Susquehanna, and Allegheny regions, enhancing natural resources and recreation.
In a dated notice the Westy paper announces a new collaboration between Twentonan holies and Willien Wheeler Voie to publish a journal. It notes the partnership began in early THM with obligations and duties binding both parties. The fragmentary text references legal steps and operational duties for the venture.
A special vestry session failed to name a new pastor as no action was taken. Attendees included Reverend Weston and others, while several expected participants could not attend. The meeting discussed potential candidates and next steps for the Southfield Episcopal church.
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