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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
3
A notice from the Corry post office outlines mailing rates and services, including second class mail matters, rates by Currier, and three cent per copy charges. The document specifies annual and weekly rates and advertising rates upon application.
A new United States attorney in New York City enforces prohibition with a swift, broad crackdown. He vows to uphold his oath and calls out officials who fail to enforce laws, insisting the police and federal agents must act decisively to close illicit booze venues. He funds actions to prove his commitment.
The country saw political thrills as the Senate rejected President Coolidge's nomination of Charles Warren for Attorney General. A Dawes vote delay and prior “Jell and Maria” lecture on progress sparked newspaper debate over the impact of the vice president's late timing and the administration's fortunes.
The piece outlines opposition within the Senate to Warren for Attorney General and notes Republican critics, party regulars, and business interests questioning his fitness. It cites Democratic resistance, practical concerns about the sugar trust, and questions whether the president will renominate Warren or choose a safer appointee.
Twenty years ago March 17 1905 reports from The Journal Files praise Allegheny College basketball over Buffalo 15 to 5 and note local incidents including John Carroll recovering in hospital and Will Hoaster’s tumble. City tidbits mention a Patrick green bonnet Oakley memorials and a new West Mag Street sidewalk opening.
A fragmented 1885 diary-like excerpt recalls extreme cold on St Patrick's Day period with river ice and subzero readings. It mentions a river reaching minus degrees and the ice breaking on a date in April, reflecting a harsh winter and late thaw.
A playful verse urges readers to embrace spring cleaning as the season returns. It describes airing rooms, washing curtains, beating carpets, and tidying attics while children and workers prepare for warmer days. The piece ends by praising the classifieds for answers.
An advertisement claims Red Pepper Rub ends rheumatic pains lameness and soreness within minutes. It touts instant tingling heat, deep penetration and fast relief, urging readers to keep a jar on hand for pains of the back joints and nerves.
An Olean New York lawyer, 47, despondent over health and personal troubles, shot himself with a .28 caliber pistol in his garage Monday evening. Coroner Burdick certified death. the case noted prior family stress including a separate killing by the mother-in-law of her daughter-in-law, leading to treatment in a state hospital.
Corry woman aged 58 in Erie custody on charges tied to a domestic dispute and alleged theft of affection. Detectives Kay Heja and Talbert filed the charges after a warrant was issued in connection with a case involving Joseph Birbanowski and an Indiana Avenue residence.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a painless fat reduction method that requires no dieting or exercise. It claims quick weight loss and improved well being, with a price of one dollar per box and mail order from the Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
The convention begins this evening with events planned at 7 30 oclock and will feature speakers Rex Pian, Wye of Trvona, Pal Rey RU Ssutth, Mixy Frelbins, and Ulivi. Activities extend through early afternoon at 20 Gin avenues with services and displays slated.
A fragmented notice shows the Pythians mark an anniversary with a parade and a gathering. Mentions of locations, people, and events appear garbled, but reference to an anniversary celebration and participant groups remains.
A Erie boy was injured when an automobile struck him near 60 Brench Street. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in serious condition with a punctured lung and chest injuries. The driver was Mrs Elimelet Barber of Mi Bast Street. The accident occurred around morning rush hour and the boy later died.
Joseph I Goldstein announces candidacy for the office of district attorney. He affirms commitment to Republican voters and seeks support from the party in upcoming primaries.
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