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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1927
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove list details publishing rates with post office second class mail status for Corry Pennsylvania. Rates include mail per year carrier per copy weekly and advertising fee details subject to application.
Reported offers to retire from the Shanghai province for 5 million dollars aim to halt fighting there. Chinese generals reportedly sell armies, a common wartime profit, while Chiang Kai Shek, nationalist leader, pursues control with graft-free governance claims and remains uncompromised by such deals.
A Buestog Aires school uses phonetic Spanish spelling of God Save the King to show English sounds. The piece prompts reflection on language and foreign perception and notes the Prince of Wales visit to Argentina.
Journal notes from March 21 1907 report the Erie select council defeating a frictive ordinance allowing the Erie Corry trolley line to enter the city. Mrs Eiffis Sliney awarded a residence contract to W M Sandburg. George MacDonald recovering from illness. Spiesman and Covey buy the Commercial hotel. J F Austin and Harry Auer travel to Harrisburg on Corry Hospital business.
An Ames advertisement touts MELLO GLO French process face powder. It claims soft colorful skin tones, fade resistance, and superior beauty qualities with a long wear, urging readers to try the product from Gio, N.V. Ames & advising.
Sennnell former law partner of District Attorney Weddin took over the late Thos J. Cummings offices and was appointed a justice of the peace in Dunkirk. Four of seven town board members signed the document and filed copies with town and county clerks. Scannell has not yet qualified, to file a $500 bond in coming days.
A justice position remains in place for the rest of the year as the November election approaches, with the incumbent continuing to serve until a successor is chosen.
A mother asks why the child eats only soup and refuses the noodles. The girl replies she can't catch them, a humorous mispronunciation captured in this gospel story.
New York court received a stipulation and order to discontinue the separation suit involving Count Luc Salm and the former Millersho e heiress. A cash settlement of about 100000 dollars was reported but not detailed. The case touched custody of their son Peter and counts of Europe-based salm age. Meanwhile the Eberhart and Millershoe Store in Warren was sold to Brown's Hoot Shop Inc expanding its chain to eleven stores across several towns.
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