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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1926
Page
3
Public notices show Corry Pa publication details with rates, postage, and carrier charges. Mentions Arthur Colegrove as publisher and post office entry, noting second class mail and rate structures for annual and weekly delivery.
Mrs Kuhn Republican of California delivers maiden speech criticizing congressional reapportionment. She warns of continued urbanization post World War I, cites potential presidential election turmoil if states lose representation, and refutes the census as sole population measure. She condemns Congress for constitutional violations and fears electoral distortions.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Skinetone as a skin preparation that removes excess oil tightens and firms, reduces pores and brightens the complexion. It claims to strengthen muscles and improve the skin’s appearance, urging readers in Ames to buy a bottle.
A fragment from the Journal Filex dated May 12 1900 notes a death at Mes Conrail Zilch’s hospital and a fire alarm ringing in the evening. It references Mike Walton’s property on West Wayne Street and hints at local casualties or sacrifices.
A labor leader predicts a 40 hour week will be adopted nationwide, while excerpts mention machinists at Ajax Iron Works, a Memorial Day address by M.N. Baker, and a moving pictures show at the Armory. The piece also notes a marriage license issued to Walter Jeanink and Fertrude Schursiag and several scattered local items.
Sheriff Axel Snevin with Sergeant Gibbons and Trooper Waesmrind state police raided a site near Colonist Tiagie last night and arrested Mike Kleen, accused of operating an illegal venue and overcharging patrons. The incident follows a broader push against unlawful dance halls and liquor licensing.
An advertisement claims a four day treatment will erase freckles and leave skin clear and youthful. It warns that failure may prompt requests for a flyer and promises a remedy to remove blemishes without involving certain named individuals.
United Press reports May 1 that farm relief measures face strong opposition in upcoming primaries. The piece notes party factions split over agricultural policy with farmers and rural groups divided about support.
A garbled plea appears to report a denial of a new trial in a Johnstown case. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, but references to defendants and a court action suggest a formal ruling denying a request for a new trial. The fragment mentions individuals and legal proceedings without clear context or dates.
Relatives of a missing woman from Tornestown believe she vanished after traveling toward Henderson last November from Lake Ontario. Sheriff reports indicate the body has been positively identified as Jeannine, and authorities are pursuing warrants as more details emerge about the case and the missing person’s movements.
Workmen at the Harbison Walker Company yards in Haysborough discovered a newborn infant's body yesterday. A crude ligature around the child's throat is alleged in early reports, with faint references to a man’s shirt torn during a struggle.
The text recounts a poor stomach condition and seeking relief from doctors. It promotes a simple preparation that supposedly cleans the intestinal tract and calms inflammation. It claims to ease stomach and intestinal ailments and is sold by a druggist identified as J. C. Gonda.
Northern area news notes a Franklin resident death in the south with brief local details. The report lists names and nearby wards while noting weather and a public sale listing for the day.
A youth was detained on a serious charge after a meeting in Kane. The case involves allegations against a local individual and a court appearance is planned for Ridlewar. Prosecutors describe the incident as a criminal matter under investigation and a preliminary hearing is scheduled.
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