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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
3
Publisher Arthur Colegrave announces mailing options for Corry Pennsylvania readers. Rates shown include five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier or fifteen cents weekly. Advertising details provided on request.
Chicago figure Calvin Page, a Nobel laureate, proposes a novel gravity view that bodies repel rather than attract. He argues planetary stability comes from universal pushing, supported by speculative experiments and thoughtful critique of conventional attraction models.
The piece argues Treasury Department janitors and related staff in federal buildings earn only 40 to 75 dollars monthly, while the buildings themselves are elite and costly. It urges authorization of higher wages to attract competent workers, noting shortages and a need for trusted custodial staff alongside postal service pay demands.
The March 26 1904 notice notes a Hatch damage case against the City of Corry awaiting judgment. It mentions the Pennsylvania Railroad completing a new station at Trenton opened April 1. George Smith killed by a Hoan trainer Spartansburg lay. Local moves include the Tovar family moving from Tiese Avenue to Jamestown and the Mure and Son timber tract purchase in Wayne Township four miles from the city. Maud Frank returns from St Elizabeth Academy Meigheny N Y for Easter vacation. George Sackett goes to Buffalo as private secretary to Mark Packari, coal dealer. Arthurr Ragon now employed by Packari.
The article notes public reading data from 1928 showing citizens borrowed from libraries five times more fiction and poetry than useful arts. It contrasts fiction with contemporary works, arguing readers mix genres and that pessimists misjudge public taste. Germany’s postwar reparations and international responses are also discussed, highlighting debates over reparation funding and future German policy.
The body of Clarency Wilkins, 35, missing since January 20, was found in the Allegheny River near the Olean area. Eyewitness Ossie Hedlund, 18, reported seeing the body in the water after divers confirmed the discovery. Police believe Wilkins disappeared after entering the Olean Creek and was carried to the river by the current.
A Erie jury awarded a mother five thousand dollars in October 1929 against the Polywell Abloko company and a related party. The court Monday afternoon denied a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict, leaving the verdict intact.
Readable fragments show a farm report noting poultry health, hatchery supply shortages, and a local figure named M. Stewart tied to a timeline in May. The brief hints at a community effort to secure feed and care for birds amid rising costs.
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