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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1927
Page
3
In a long essay, Margaret Allen argues a disciplined life with varied pursuits can be nourishing yet warns against the “discursive life.” She contrasts home keeping with intellectual freedom, suggesting the value of purposeful chaos and personal independence.
Ohio lawmakers consider three bills to curb expert testimony abuses in civil trials. One measure allows trial judges to appoint up to three disinterested experts to investigate and testify under oath, with compensation set by the county. The reform, backed by the American Bar Association, targets conflicting expert testimony seen as undermining fair justice.
March 10 The minimum marriage age in Pennsylvania is established at 16 years. The bill, already passed by the Senate, goes to the Governor after House action. The measure includes retirement provisions for judges at age 75 after 1 year's service on the bench.
A fragmented profile of Senator Hiram Bingham portraying him as calm under threat. The piece imagines his reactions to disasters and international tensions, likening his demeanor to a pedagogue. It sketches his authority, monotone delivery, and perceived instinct for dramatic participation in crises.
A testimonial claims Do Tigrow's Golden Medical Discovery cured stomach and liver ills including sour stomach and distress. The narrator mentions taking many bottles, relief followed, and recommends tablets sold by druggists with a free advice offer from Dr Pierce's remedies in Buffalo.
Mrs. RC Loupe reports the death of W. Rush Gillin former president Judge of the Franklin County courts. He died at his home in Chambersburg after a brief illness aged in his seventh year. His passing shocks Chambersburg and the county, as he was a highly esteemed resident.
Selections from the Journal Files March 16 1907 note railway contraction progress by the Erie Cambridge Union Corry line as promoters aim to complete and put in perfect order. Mrs Venora Hemingway suffers a wrist fracture near the Raymond block in January. The robin return and marbles revival signal winter’s end. May party plans stir society circles and Harry Hart with Mrs George Rieker attend a Sherman dancing party. TB Linscott resigns Scranton Sobol post to join Pennsylvania RR office.
The seventy sixth anniversary of the Rebeka Degree was observed by the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge in Odd Fellows Hall. Over seventy five guests attended as Mrs Anna Shepard was elected Noble Grand and Mrs nee Johnson vice grand, with Dorothy Whiteley as delegate to the Assembly.
A physician's prescription claims Thusine relieves sore throat in 15 minutes without iron or chlor form. The product promises germ killing, pleasant taste, and safety for children, backed by a money back guarantee and $100 offer, sold by Ames and other drug stores.
A historical note lists numerous church attendees and leaders across multiple districts, indicating a surge in participation at prayer meetings. Names such as Capt W H Soper, Mrs A E Rehnberg, Mrs J A Willstrem, and others appear alongside district listings and scattered roles, reflecting community religious activity.
The Big Wind struck Ireland on January 6 1889 with Galway Limerick and Athlone severely damaged as hundreds of houses fell and fires spread from the blaze. The disaster was described as the worst of its kind known to the people.
Raw text notes traffic shutdowns across Chautauqua due to deteriorating dirt roads. Authorities list closures from Halvoner easterly to Cattaraugus County line and extend routes between Park and Stockton, with lengths and affected villages mentioned in tentative terms.
In a dramatic steeplechase event, Prince secures a decisive victory amid fierce competition. The race features top contenders from local stables, with jockeys delivering bold rides and the crowd erupting as the winner crosses the line.
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