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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
3
Notice from Corry Pennsylvania indicating second class mail status and annual rate of five hundred dollars. It lists by mail rates, Cartier per copy charges, weekly Pitteen conte fees, and advertising rate details as revealed upon application.
The War and Navy departments join the United States Fleet Corporation chairman in backing a canal wholly within American territory from Lake Ontario to the Hudson River over the St Lawrence route. They argue military and strategic gains, but cost analysis shows the New York route would be far pricier, with returns limited to potential waterpower development. Opponents note the existing century old Canada United States agreement restricting ships from the Great Lakes and urge restraint in military strategy.
The Supreme Court declined an injunction against U S involvement in the Court of International Justice, deeming it constitutional to join Hague dispute mechanisms. In the same session a Pennsylvania shoddy bedding law was ruled unconstitutional, as sterilization could ensure safety. Senate reservations and presidential support were noted to align with this stance.
A column mocks American fashion influence on Parisian style and jokes about French tastes. It notes researchers debating French elegance standards and jokes about nail color trends. A Rutgers scientist explains a mosquito repellent method, and a youth story cites a boy defying his parents over bootleggers. Count Salm ends with a Europe tennis return hint with Sue Lenglen referenced.
ECCLES W Va March 11 United Press reports rescuers at the Orchard Improvement Co mine No 5 continue efforts after a blast Monday night. Fifteen dead have been recovered with two more believed killed and bodies expected to be found today. Rescuers penetrated the mine as officials said passage would be opened for search.
Col Juhan Coolidge father of the resident lay ill in Plymouth Vermont reporting a fairly comfortable night. Nurse Mrs May Johns said there was little change in his condition this morning and Dr Albert My Cram planned to visit before noon.
An old fashioned cough cure, Bronchuline, is praised as a strong remedy for stubborn lingering coughs that rob sleep and cause discomfort. The ad claims few doses break a tough fit and promises relief without dope or chloroform, suggesting consult Thos Downey or any drugstore for purchase.
An upcoming lecture is announced inviting the general public and parents to attend. The speaker is Dr Barnes who will discuss recent topics of education and child guidance, with emphasis on public instruction and community impact. The notice urges attendance at the event and notes scheduling details and location.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met yesterday in Pipeh parlors for their March meeting with Vice President Mrs O L Smith presiding. Reports from various committees showed plans for April projects and a luncheon fundraiser. After an supper the group adjourned, with next meeting set for April.
A murky transcript outlines a murder case as the trial nears its end. Jurors hear testimony about a pistol, the victim and alleged attacker, while the court weighs evidence and potential verdict outcomes.
Tax deadline extension details outline penalties for late or incomplete returns. Provisions include extensions to March 15 and May filing dates, penalties for nonpayment, and guidance on who must file.
The text outlines penalties for deficiency amounts due to negligence or fraud, including a 15 percent surcharge. It notes adjustments or penalties to be collected by the collector of internal revenue, with references to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
A garbled medical ad fragment discusses restless sleep caused by stomach gas and mentions an intestinal evaluant. It references constipation relief, waste matter, and a pharmaceutical action by a druggist, with phrases about avoiding pills.
Police report a man shot by an officer is in serious condition. The incident occurred near an unspecified location with responders and investigative activity continuing. Names and exact addresses are unreadable in the fragmentary text. Further details about the involved agencies and timing are unclear.
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