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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1926
Page
10
A theater listing highlights Great Comedy and The Cohens and Kellys at Rex with promises of wholesome pathos and laughter. Also billed are California Straight Ahead and The Dark Angel, plus other acts and stars in a robust program attracting large touring groups and notable performers from Universal City and New York.
May 24 reports Tranke Balin an escaper from Werw county prison in a flawed device trial. The article describes a plan to auto brake trains using a track device and a broader removal effort for Ralston, with references to a Western quiniterisiary division and Deputy shiriits.
Matt Burns, an airbrake inspector for the Pennsylvania railroad, was struck in the left eye by a flying piece of steel during a brakeshot replacement last week. He was taken to Kane Summit Hospital, advised to consult a specialist, and later treated at Erie Hamet hospital where the injury's extent remained unclear due to inflammation.
A late order expands output at the Well plant in Dunkirk for 12 rotary snow plows with 18 inch drives. The plan anticipates 26 wheeled units and a shipment to the North region by year’s end, supporting increased production and employment.
A garbled wire style note describes a proposed flight from New York to Argentina with United Pro and multiple unclear names. It suggests a fast transcontinental trip aiming to reach Argentina in about a week, with stops in Miami and other places.
An ad copy rhetoric extols restoring health through nerve strengthening remedies. It links weakened nerves to fatigue and poor performance, claiming a tonic can restore stamina and endurance, urging readers to buy a product labeled Hood and related mail order offerings. Strong personal claims target both men and women.
A reference text speaks of Catholic Women Organized with over 4,000 members claiming to be the world’s longest organized women’s group. The piece quotes George Eliot on courage and life after death and cites Roman forum imagery and Senatorial courtesy as satirical reflections from Washington Star.
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