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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
3
The Youny Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher details Arthur Colegrove and Post Office second class mail status. Advertising rates available upon application with yearly and per-copy charges specified for mail and carrier delivery.
The Bratistic Tlouse of Lorde hones in on American films as overrepresented yet subbied, while New York World notes American productions dominate Exp. land. Lord Newton questions if popular films lack universal truth, comparing cinema to grand opera and pondering how camera use shapes public imagination.
Murray R. Olds, injured weeks ago in a Boston Hotel fall, returned from Mullatown to consult orthopedic specialist Dr. W. W. Plummer in Buffalo. Examinations show his injured arm knitting satisfactorily with indications of full recovery. He was accompanied by his father L. W. Olds and Dr. E. Bennett.
A Corry man received a five year term and a 10 year probation following a guilty verdict. The judge condemned the actions as severe and warned that the sentence should deter others. The defendant faced up to a longer prison stretch but will serve time in county jail with supervised release.
A garbled 1920s style notice warns of danger to forests and wildlife as dog owners face restrictions. Community guardians claim dogs running free threaten safety and habitat, while officials contemplate measures before a planned canyon area opens.
An old advertisement touts Adlerkiy fiction promising gas relief and stomach comfort, with reference to Thomas Downey and Miss Eva Blakes. It also notes Miss Jordan resigning from Raymond Manufacturing to join Perry Jamestown Manufacturing and announces June 1 duties for Miss Kaypy in Pittsburgh.
Mayor L. Alexander issues a proclamation urging citizens to support VFW Poppy Day on Saturday in Corry. The notice highlights national endorsement of the annual appeal by disabled veterans and directs participation to fund ongoing care for war veterans.
United Press dispatch reports a coal tipple at Bulger was burned in a fire. No injuries are listed, and investigators began assessing the cause as firefighters contained the blaze. Local authorities said preliminary notes point to an accidental ignition.
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