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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1926
Page
3
Public notice states publisher Arthur Colegrove is entered at the Corry Pennsylvania post office as second class mail matter. Rates listed include $500 yearly by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents weekly by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
A fragmented article blends a discussion of a winged boat and speed water craft with observations on housing shortages and building permits. It notes rapid construction growth, rising permits, and speculation on multi dwelling use while musing on urban space and anniversaries in Philadelphia.
An ad speaks to restore appetite and energy through a product that boosts healthy red blood cells. It urges readers to try the remedy, claiming it brings satisfaction from meals and improved vitality.
Reported events from 1905 include the death of Harrison J Foskett at age 85, a high school concert reception, and plans for a state armory site. Allegheny College and local high schools schedule events, plus a new law criminalizing abandoning a wife and children. The G A R commander will visit Post 70 to celebrate Lee’s surrender anniversary.
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as fast acting relief for rheumatism and joint pain. It claims deep warming heat within minutes and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for Bowles Red Pepper Rub and to seek the genuine Rowley stamped package.
Fragmentary OCR reports an oil company takeover with references to a marshal, ownership changes, and a meeting. Names and places are unreadable, but the text signals a civil or corporate shift affecting an oil firm and associated parties.
Services were conducted for Mrs Jas Smith this afternoon with large attendance by relatives and friends. Bearers included Andrew Olen Tracy Whitehead Arthur Baz Tyll Roward Archie Willowa. Interment followed at Grove Cemetery with mourners from the community.
Forecasters predict blustery conditions for Easter across Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania. A cold front and shifting winds are expected to bring gusty showers and cooler temperatures later in the day.
Police questioned the husband and others after a fatal shooting on Reed Street. Witnesses reported a disturbance near Twenty-seventh Street as officers investigated the weapon use and motive.
A Welsh poetry contest saw one hundred participants read their poems before a crowd. The judges withheld the prize due to perceived poor quality of the submissions.
In Washington the Senate committee discusses federal rail control sparked by a crisis in freight and passenger lines. Republican Senator Gooding rails against state actions while noting Milwaukee and St Paul routes face funding and management tensions.
Mrs. Georgia Richards of Erie Pennsylvania reports strong health gains from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription described as a woman's tonic and nervine. She says she was weak, tired, sleepless, and nervously overwhelmed before treatment and recovered after using the remedy.
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