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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal from Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher A D Colegrove with street South Street Corry. It notes postal registration as second class mail and provides pricing by mail six dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week plus advertising rates on application.
The New York World notes Ramsay MacDonald in Parliament argued against a Singapore naval base as a threat to Japan and warned Britain must handle white and darker peoples within its empire. He favors addressing immigration not by force but through judicial, peaceful means to safeguard work peace.
Lightning struck the W. J. Sproul Milling Company garage at Harrisville during a Thursday night storm. The blaze destroyed the garage and six sheds, while the nearby mill and warehouse were saved. Loss not to exceed $2,000. Fire units from Harrisville responded with chemical carts and aerial apparatus. a Ford truck was among the destroyed property.
Frank Campagna, 40, fell through an open chute of a coal car near Hemlock on Thursday afternoon. He grabbed a beam and held on until a coworker noticed his predicament, sustaining several serious injuries and bruises but escaping death.
A testimonial ad for San Cura Ointment promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It claims a long battle with piles cured by the ointment, aided by San Cura Soap to banish pimples and skin issues. The promotion urges buying from local druggists and lists prices and outlets.
A readable fragment recalls a piano recital at Warr Sanday and a WO to 17 sports score. Reports mention spring farming plans, robins and birds, and local civic events. Names such as Will Naylor Don Kintald Jona Lindstey appear alongside bakery acts and Fourth of July preparations.
Supervisor Erickson of Wetmore, 47, was badly injured when a motor tractor rolled over after he tried to pivot it on a road five miles from Venus Thirsday. He was pinned against a tree, suffered severe facial, internal, and bodily injuries, and cannot recall the incident. Arthur Fumphell and George Réduge, Morryites visitors, noted the scene.
Suffered three years with illness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Vegetable Compound helped Mrs. S A Hollung of Columbia South Carolina regain strength for housework. The ad urges use at first symptoms and cites a campaign reporting 98 of 100 buyers benefited.
James Towery svaren 49 Jarnt Stohl, after 23 years in the police, 8 years as captain, was reduced to a lower rank. He cited illness making night shifts untenable. Detective Sergeant Nelson will lead night commands temporarily. Four big river burglar companies will merge April 1 into the Al Barrel Company with $1,000,000 capital.
Prairie fires burned timber stands and ranch structures across a sparsely populated territory. Several people suffered injuries from the advancing flames while residents reported lost shacks and property. A badly burned man and a woman with her daughter were taken to Ene for medical care after their day trip.
SHERMAN MAN, WELL KNOWN HERE, IS DEAD. The narrative notes a longtime resident with frequent local visits, dying after a life tied to the community. Burial is planned in Weenfuld, with local reaction reflecting his prominent status in town. The surrounding garbled text mentions kidnapping and a New York dateline, but the readable core centers on the deceased Sherman figure and burial plans.
Warren raises funds in a five day drive to fill the community chest with $45,000 for welfare organizations and institutions. The effort supports Salvation Army Waitt Nursing Association Warret Relief and related groups, aiding the city’s pupils and local schools while engaging various donors and volunteers.
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