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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists A. D. Colegrove as publisher and notes its Post Office entry as Corry Pa. second class mail matter. Rates include $0.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier with weekly prices and advertising rates available on application.
The piece argues greed and a reactionary push threaten the English coal strike settlement, warning that employers aim to crush labor and revert to servile conditions. It notes King George and Premier Baldwin oppose these moves and urges public opposition to stabilize institutions. The column also reflects on Judge Alton B Parker’s death and Roosevelt era politics. Williamsburg marks Virginia’s 150th anniversary of Virginia resolutions and the Declaration of Independence with Coolidge and state representatives in attendance.
Journal files from May 18 1906 recount a general alarm sounded by a fire bell at the corner of Mill and Main. Citizens rallied the department to battle a blaze threatening a block of inflammable woodwork and a nearby building as Corey’s volunteers fought to bring fire under control. The scene drew a large crowd and noted attendance at the party and dance afterward.
A local civil action seeks substantial damages in a case involving a monetary dispute and alleged injuries. The filing references a named plaintiff and multiple defendants, with details muted in the readable fragments but indicating a contested issue likely tied to a business or property matter.
A Pint session of the Philatheas and the Men’s Class of the Baptist Bible School met at the home of Mr and Mrs Tubertz on Northwest Street last evening. Devotionals opened the gathering with prayers and readings.
A mahogany tree requires around three hundred years to reach full height and maturity, illustrating the slow pace of natural growth and the patience needed for timber readiness.
Miss Hija Masinon thanks friends and bearers Mesanler S Lompany American Tome Watchimen Wort Corry Now for sympathy and kindness shown during the death of her writer Mey Tunnan.
A Warren woman's will leaves numerous bequests to relatives and loyal staff, with the bulk aimed at supporting an indigent children’s home. The document names Otis T. Miller as the survivor of the estate and lists favored servants and private beneficiaries under the will.
The will details a life estate and gifts totaling thousands. A residuary trust allocates $80 000 to a fund for a memorial church and hospital, and distributes shares to nursing and child welfare groups. Executors appointed oversee the trust and beneficiary designations.
An old advertisement extols Burke's Cod Liver Oil tablets as a remedy for coughs and colds. It urges fortifying the system, avoiding exposure, and taking daily cod liver oil tablets sold by R. G. Lindsley & Son and N. F. Ames & Co. with a bold sales pitch and period language.
Rally announced for Friday May 21 to draw delegates for a county event in Warren. Local organizers confirm plans and aim to mobilize supporters across the area.
Mrs C A Andrews Mex N Myrictk Mr Charles Stewart and Mrs Kirvey Pattersing members of the Peres committee are arranging pleasant pool party and activities at Ticdegates will be presented from Reve Meatyilie Warren citesville Water Horn Youngsville and nearby areas including alin Cliy Baine hon Pidhente Ceprervilly and various surrounding pais
A practice in Japan assigns specific labels to children so they can be identified and returned to their parents if they stray from home. The method reflects cultural emphasis on family hierarchy and social responsibility within communities.
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