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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa newspaper announces mailing and single copy rates. By mail 8500 per year and by carrier fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
A historical critique discusses golf as a sport that shapes politics finance and social life. It cites Lord Halfour and Maxse on diplomacy through recreation and argues golf offers muscular training eye judgement and refined touch while appealing to many men and women as a less fierce form of exercise.
An advertisement from N. F. Ames & Co. promotes Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair tonic and scalp treatment. Sold by all druggists, with readers urged to ask for the product by name.
A fragment from The Journal Files recounts a May 22, 1905, snapshot with local scenes. Mentions include deaths, a Sunday game between Went End and Meo Tanwa Steel, Dr. Harvey Olds departing from Baltimore College of Medicine, and marriage plans for Derth Pocus Stove and Ethel Lawrence.
May 22 report from Harrisburg states State Time Commission approves buckwheat planting to feed wildlife. Farmers along woods plan to sow buckwheat in field margins to provide deer access to forage while maintaining game feed reliability.
Parents receive mailed questions about high school fraternities and sororities. Principal Prof Merton P. Corwin opposes such groups and would abolish them if possible. Parents are asked to state for or against and give reasons.
Richard Smith, a Sophomore, won the election for president of Corrs High School Student Council. He defeated Raymond Ewing after a heated campaign and will be inaugurated for the 1925 20 term next September, succeeding Arthur Palmer.
The Beltish tile notes baronets inherit from father to son while a knight’s lease ends with the holder, so a baronetcy survives across generations whereas a knight title dies with the individual.
Chetan Siebert named head of the district office of engineers in Meadville Pennsylvania. He will supervise engineering work for 12 counties and oversee water works, sewerage, typhoid investigations, and supervision of public health projects. He will coordinate with health officials and supervise reports on water purification and sewage treatment plants in District 0.
A historical note explains gold’s remarkable malleability. It can be drawn into sheets up to 1200 times thinner than ordinary newspaper stock and still cover 146 square feet per ounce.
Cryptic OCR fragment references nervous fatigue and tonics with scattered names and places. The readable bits describe a chaotic stream of words and stray terms without a clear event or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary OCR text presents haphazard names and phrases. no coherent event or story emerges for a compact news summary. The readable bits mention various names and places but lack a clear lead or outcome to describe.
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