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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal notes the cottonseed steaks are promoted as a cheaper nourishing alternative to beef. It claims the steaks are delicious and offer more nourishment per pound, appealing to both meat eaters and vegetarians.
A town column reflects on progress harming a seaside forest road near Dayona and New Smyrna with oaks and Spanish moss cut for a new road. It questions if tourists will remember the beauty amid wealth and growth. Also notes upcoming American Chemical Society talks in Tulsa on cotton and oils with researchers from government labs.
A fire on Fast Irving Street at 9:20 today, started by an overheated kitchen stove, was extinguished by neighbors before the fire department arrived. The Quadra Club will host a banquet and entertainment at Mrs. H Geiger's home on Tuesday.
B Pitts and family will move the week to Jamestown where they will snake their home. Mrs. Cather Armstrong and family have rented the Babbitt house now occupied by Mr. Pitts' family.
Los Angeles officials announce grand jury will probe fresh evidence in the William Desmond Taylor murder. District Attorney Baron Mitts says testimony from Chauncey Eaton and Marjorie Workman may bolster theories of a hired killer linked to Mary Miles Minter, Mabel Normand, and Charlotte Shelby.
President Coolidge secures a hard fought Senate victory after a protracted clash over party balance. The change shifts regional influence across Pennsylvania and surrounding states, affecting future legislative sway.
In New Kensington Pennsylvania on March 30 a woman 45 identified as Mrs Lewkewier died at Natrona while a physician attended the scene after an accident tied to the Allegheny ice gorge. A boy's body remains unrecovered as teams search the river for him.
Washington engineer W. Worthington, linked to Henry Ford, tells United Press he hopes the Alabama hydroelectric project at Muscle Shoals will be leased soon to support a private venture. He declines to confirm Ford’s plans or any group’s exact approach.
Pittsburgh report describes a fatal shooting where a rubber band request led to a revolver discharge. Walter Go Walters, a 50 year old steel worker, died after a gun went off during a saloon incident involving Peter Zgutivh and driver Wol Richel. Three patrons were injured as police investigate the chain of events.
A guide to judging books by their uplifting impact on spirit and virtue. It urges seeking moral quality over style and calls for evaluating works that inspire noble, courageous feelings.
Members of the Stanford Hose Company held a regular session that drew one of the largest attendances in months. Four new members were received as initiations drew interest and new stunts entertained attendees, with the firemen’s fraternity in fine condition.
A testimonial claims Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy relieved severe liver stomach and intestinal troubles after years of suffering. The patient says a course of Mayr’s remedy eased catarrhal mucus and inflammation and improved health, with a money back guarantee offered by J. O. Condra and druggists.
Washington report says George Cassidy known as the man with the green hat refuses to confirm details about a liquor seizure in the House office buildings. Cassidy denies involvement in smuggling and faces two additional liquor charges. he is held on $1,000 bail with an arraignment set for April 7.
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