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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
3
ACorry Evening Journal excerpt describes Capt Lindbergh’s idols as guides in a perilous ocean crossing. It praises the courage and resolve of aviation pioneers while reflecting on the dangers faced by early airmen and the public’s fascination with flight.
A troubled tale from Everett Massachusetts centers on a rich young usher who learns he will inherit $25,000 from his grandfather. He contemplates using the money to pursue a life of social climbing, celebrity, and even a haunted castle dream, while critics warn of vanity and moral risk.
The piece notes the founder of the Christian Endeavor movement, Dr. Clark, who established the group in 1881 and led it for many years. It mentions his later years and a broad memorial record, with a large number of affiliated members and global reach.
A noisy string of health claims pushes dubious tablets for renewed vigor and weight loss. The mischief targets a reader named McCoy with promises of free samples and bankable results.
Weather across the county caused extensive crop damage with oats, peanuts, grapes, and other farm produce reporting losses. Farmers pleaded for immediate relief as rainfall lingered and fields remained waterlogged, threatening the season's yields. County officials and growers cited widespread harm to crops across multiple sections.
Police in Warren report two suspects linked to tire thefts after a tire store alarm and subsequent police chase. Detectives say both men admitted involvement in stealing tires from a building and fleeing in a vehicle, with one suspect already in custody.
United Press reports a majority favor halting new drilling in the Seminole Oklahoma oil region comprising about 14 percent of the basin's output. Tulsa executive Ray I. Catling proposed a restricted plan as industry leaders debated overproduction and steering in a Wednesday session.
A musical comedy by The Rev. Dayton Upto Date is set for Friday and Saturday at the Elgin MT Church for the Ladies Aid Society benefit. The cast includes John Dayton Ralph Lawrence Ezekiel Hardnut y Kenneth Wetmore and Annie Matilda Squall with a chorus from the church and an accompanying mite quartet and orchestra. The program features Intermezza and songs such as Why Do Theyail Me Gabby and Cupid's Bart among others.
A young deer was killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near Kane on a stormy night. The carcass was found by game protector Peter Note of Sheffield after the scene was inspected by Carl Benson of Mt Jewett.
A Woman’s Home Missionary Society meeting yesterday in the First Church parlors drew a large crowd. Special music opened the program with piano solos readings and vocal numbers by Mrs Heath Mrs Saxton Miss Snapp Mrs Jolingon and Mrs Jade among others. The usual collection supported the recent convention and Mrs Brain reported the tally. WW Durham served as president and appointed a committee to organize the coming year. Mrs Jade, Mrs MoCray and Mrs Rossbacher named as officers. The next gathering in June will be a birthday party with Mel Syston in charge of arrangements.
Disjointed report claims Believe Hill escaped in a car and later drowned. Police and sheriff officials dispute details of a boat crash and missing cargo worth 25 000 while ongoing investigations touch on a water incident involving Timothy Simpson and Walter Hagen withdrawing from a metropolitan championship event.
A Philadelphia pharmacist shares a testimonial from Mr. Garfield who suffered indigestion and gas for two years. After using Tanlac, symptoms vanished by the third bottle and seven pounds were gained, prompting a strong recommendation. The ad claims Tanlac is nature’s remedy from herbs and roots with over 52 million bottles sold.
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