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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1926
Page
4
A garbled United Press dispatch lists a sequence of names and places with unclear context. The legible fragments mention Erie and commissions, with scattered personal names and institutions, but no coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
Wilkinsburg Pa March 9 students at Wilkinsburg High School protested a ban on dancing at junior proms blaming the halt on Billy Sunday's speech. The school board has allowed dancing only at junior prom events, prompting calls to permit school dances again.
City page items include restaurant ad offers cleaning service call Bell 512, real estate and sale notices, legal notices, and community updates. Mentions: Go at Roots furniture sale, Willcox and Patterson business ads, Niagara Golden Bantam corn, and upcoming dances, meetings, and a postponed parish hall supper.
The government tightens its case against Daniel J. Shields of Johnstown Brewery and Major James F. Johnson as defendants in a conspiracy to defraud the United States by issuing a permit for beer production. Testimony from former prohibition officials and others was heard in court.
Citizens cite widespread meat shortages and rising prices as urgent issues. Officials from several markets and grocers, including the Boston Pranseils, push for faster supply solutions and clearer regional controls to ease the strain on families.
Fragmentary quote appears to critique hypocritical behavior and the ease of adopting appearances over truth. The text seems to discuss duplicity and the danger of pretending to be what one is not.
A damaged ad fragment lists patent cough remedies and tonics. It mentions Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Hinclonn tablets, with vague seller names Re G. Lindsley & Son and N. Fy Ams & Co. The text presents dubious medical claims and sale details without clear dates or locations.
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