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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. The paper is a second class mail matter with annual and weekly rates. Publisher and mailing details appear with entry at the Corry post office and Currier service noted.
The report discusses harsh deportations and evolving policies on recalcitrant subjects, noting prisons for crimes and critiques of expansive measures. It mentions a push on fumigation laws, while recounting distant war stories ofMohammedan dispatch riders and their feats, contrasting ancient courage with modern upheaval in the Maghreb.
The Montgomery Advertiser argues that permanent highways cannot endure modern wear from transportation. It contends even the soundest roads crack under heavy use and must be resurfaced. calls for ongoing maintenance rather than dramatic overhauls.
A fragment from the May issue recounts a 1906 society scene with poetry by Bess Heath Olmstead. It notes attendees at a local party, mentions school events, and mixes humorous commentary about weather, telegrams, and a variety of community figures in a nostalgic column.
Funeral services for Mrs Daniel Brown were held Sunday afternoon at 90 Ollock from the family home on 28 Ows Street. Large turnout of friends attended as hymns Face to Face and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere were sung. Elder Staiger of Union City directed. Ren Jarry Williams assisted. Interment followed at Pine Cemetery. Relatives from out of town included Edward and Rogers families, and many others from Jackson Station and Jamestown.
An OCR fragment promotes Lagoptik eye wash mixed with camphor hazel and other ingredients for relief of dark rings and tired eyes. It lists a pharmacy context and sounds like a promotional product description from a druggist.
A local note from Ma S-Game Propeetnr ul Honsb iP Me Jewett describes a swan capture effort Saturday. The account notes difficulty, with water blocks and chemical debris hindering the capture, and mentions prior similar attempts.
An advertisement urges readers to weigh five pounds more in thirty days using a product named Molays Liver Oil Compound Tablets with sugar coated tablets. It claims the druggist will refund money if the target is not achieved and touts health benefits while mentioning a weight gain goal and a brand to ask for.
Residents on Smith Street report ongoing issues with traffic signals causing confusion and delays. Local officials are reviewing the timing and pedestrian crossing safety as commuters and mentors from nearby schools voice concerns.
A five year old girl from 20 West Seventeenth Street was struck by a car near St Vincents Hospital in Erie. Police say the driver remained at the scene and the child died shortly after arrival at the hospital.
The Lingiel Shirk Company announces the sale of Clark Lumber Yard and equipment to new owners Davison and Fogle Lumber Company. The transfer, effective soon, places the yard under the management of Ralph J. Fogle and Charles W. Tavis with plans to continue operations serving the local community.
Kane Pa police probe a wave of robberies targeting Read and White Grocery and a department store on Tiviters Street. Merchants have hired special watchmen. authorities report the latest thefts valued in the hundreds of dollars and are tightening patrols as arrests follow.
The Medical Association proposes updated charges for on call and office services, detailing night and holiday rates, emergency restrictions, and obstetric fees. It discusses the need to adapt pricing to rising patient loads, travel, and highway conditions, with caps on certain calls and rules for hospital or home deliveries.
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