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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1927
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notices record publication details for the Cony Evening Journal. It lists address West South Street Corry PA and notes daily publication except Sunday. It includes entry of Arthur Colegrove and carrier and subscription rates.
A historical notice warns that a bottle of bad water or mislabelled medicine led to a infant tragedy. It urges clear tabulation of every container in medicine cabinets and private homes to prevent similar deaths.
A young bandit sentenced to twenty one years in prison sobbed and said it would be different if Chad could be redone. He admitted that attempting robbery brought no real gain and noted most bandits end with little to show. The piece argues even in a so called golden age criminals gain little and face a guilty conscience.
The phrase satirizes misguided motives behind lucrative schemes. It notes that even good paying efforts fail if aims are flawed, stressing ethics over profit and warning against hollow ambition in pursuits. The piece uses proverb-like wording to critique misplaced priorities.
Promote family security through life insurance. The message urges contacting Equitable Life to discuss providing a steady income and paying debts, ensuring a home remains free of encumbrances for the family in case of premature death or permanent disability.
Michael Muza, a veteran, was injured in a Sunday morning crash when a large truck collided with his car on Cassadaga Site Highway. The vehicle burned and Muza was taken to a local hospital. Police report the hill condition as a factor. condition of others not stated.
Fragmented text discusses congressional debate on modifying the Volstead Act, with references to Hill, Congress, and supporters in New York and Pennsylvania. Mentions upcoming committee actions and the chance for modification in the next sessions.
A man ejected from a hotel produced a pistol and fired at people near the entrance as police arrived. The shooter fled. bystanders and hotel staff reported the chaotic scene with several injuries that required quick medical attention. Police search continues for the suspect, with witnesses providing late details.
A lively Authors Club meeting was held last night in the Library Building with fourteen members present. A general discussion followed, focusing on popular best sellers and recent readings. Mrs J. Sarton announced a forthcoming book review on The Bird by Josep.
West Palm Beach Florida United Press reports the First American Bank and Trust Company failed to open after a board meeting. Deposits near 13.5 million at peak. liabilities estimated at 3.47 million with creditors and small rural discounts. bank to be reorganized. directors claim solvency issues and reassess.
Dispatches from Adlixeo report Mexican rebels raiding a ranch and sugar factory owned by U.S. Consular Agent William Jenkins in Puebla. Federal troops led by Captain Garcia Hermopsilly pursued the raiders after a brief battle. two bandits were captured and executed. The embassy stated no information yet on the incident.
An advertisement claims a new device by Blanche Auto Devices Co. offers automatic ignition for Ford cars, claims weather resilience, carbon prevention, oil savings, and 50 percent repair reductions. It touts two minute installation, thermostatic control under Blanche license, and seeks agents nationwide with earnings potential.
City plans concrete posts to replace wood or iron for Main Street streetlights. Public Safety and Public Works to review post design and adopt the new standard if tests succeed. Council members noted decorative value and maintenance implications as February treasurer’s balance near $1,800.
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