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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1926
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday West South Street Corry Pa. Publisher Tintern at the post office of Corry Pa Second Class Mail Matter. Circulation five hundred per year By Courier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon application.
A writer analyzes the cost of homegrown vegetables versus grocery store prices. He concludes home gardening pays in freshness and satisfaction, noting garden produce outshines store offerings in flavor and health benefits despite higher labor input. The piece highlights pride and personal achievement in self-sufficient growing.
Women demand equal jury status under the suffrage amendment arguing they are fit for duty and should share the responsibility with men. They acknowledge possible softer temper but contend women jurors deliver verdicts just as truthfully, showing Spartan resolve amid emotional strain.
United Press reports Madrid troops occupy Macizo heights amid heavy shelling from Riffians on Tetuan. Casualties are listed as light, with Krim seeking autonomy for mountain tribes. Fighting expected to spread, though major hostilities have not yet begun across the front.
Distressing gas and stomach misery are dangers to all organs. Golden Lax Tablets offer gentle relief by removing intestinal poisons and restoring comfort. Adults, children, and the elderly should use this harmless yet effective laxative to promote lasting health. ask your druggist today for Golden Lax Tablets.
Twenty years ago the Journal Files recounts a favorable sugar season with early sap flows and strong syrup prices. Elks leaders Porter and Austin depart for Harrisburg, Shambure and Sessle plan Buffalo opening, dairyman Thomas injured by a runaway steam shovel incident near Columbus, and Mrs. Marie A Myers dies in North Center Street home. Willis Binns named state banking examiner to fill a vacancy caused by Mulkie’s removal amid Penrose opposition. Trash No. 7 wrecks near Brighamton injuring crew and passengers including many immigrants.
March 8 youths escaped from Brookville jail where they were held for automobile theft. Paul Redding, 18, and John Hill, 19, fled but were captured shortly after by Patrolman Guy Graffrun and returned to Brookville.
The idea of using a will as a means to manipulate the line of succession without heirs' consent is discussed as a long-standing concern across many regions. The concept contrasts with evolving views on individual liberty and family rights, noting contemporary shifts in gender and property norms.
Youngstown officers report Balensine and Wadlington, both tied to Pittsbugh and Lake Erie robberies, confessed to multiple heists. Police identify them as leaders of the bandits who raided Pittsburgh and Lake Erie areas and say four other robberies were linked.
Fragmented text suggests a feature on meteorite collection or postal handling tied to a national museum. Mentions a curator or official, a postmaster, and locating reliable individuals to assist in discoveries, though details are garbled and uncertain.
Funeral services for Rosina arthoinwe were conducted by Reverend A. Atwetiny at the Tate home in LalF Weet Wasne. Burial followed at Evergreen cemetery Union City with many relatives from out of the area in attendance.
An antique advertisement touts camphor as a remedy for eye soreness and inflammation. It mentions a small bottle, Lavonail eye wash, and a curious, unclear testimonial about a Dr Thomas Downey in Ariguslst.
Health officials report a mild measles epidemic across Erie with twenty eight new cases in the week. Dr Wright notes additional illnesses including influenza and scarlet fever while overall infant mortality remains high but not rising.
An archaic verse fragment urges self-reliance when no one answers a call. It speaks of walking alone through storms, facing danger with resolve, and resisting fear as the inner light and guidance grow stronger through hardship.
Reported French political turmoil shows Aristide Briand and Tardieu seeking a cabinet. Premier Doumergue resists while talks with Thum erie and Caillat stall. Briand, aged 64, endured a long night in the Chamber of Deputies amid crisis negotiations.
The meeting of the Ellie Chit Press association Saturday afternoon opposed Memorial Mall plans by the Mol Lakee 1. Magill detachment Muie Corps leaving, arguing it would divert county funds from the city’s memorial. Gene ve, Beland War, and local editors spoke against the project while Kenyon Dill was tasked with printing 2 appeals on stamped envelopes. A committee led by Carl Kuppler of the Albion News was formed to unite and defend Emily Newspapers’ interests in the region.
Early reports indicate using mirrors to supplement sun drying makes macaroni color more even and less prone to deep gallory. The method is described as quieter and allegedly improves the product, though details are limited and wording is unclear.
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