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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegrays Publisher filed at the Corry Pennsylvania Post Office a third class matter notice. Advertising rates. By mail 500 per year by carrier three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per week. Rates available on application.
Memorial Day note emphasizes that disarmament treaties and mechanical methods aid little without a broader shift in attitude. It urges respecting others beliefs and viewpoints, avoiding enforcement, and fostering friendly cooperation. True peace starts in the individual mind and in mutual goodwill.
A physician in Toronto tells the American Health Concourse that people in grim winter and spring suffer from lack of sunlight, causing rickets and malnutrition in children. He warns against indoors sun exposure behind glass and urges mothers to expose babies and elders to direct sunshine for health and vigor.
The Silwaukee Journal notes difficulty in locating underground funds tied to Mexen payments and hints at unresolved financial questions. The piece references rumored digging projects and potential hidden costs affecting local finances.
May 29, 1906 journal file notes a suicide by a prospering farmer from Hatch Hollow Wayne Township Missouri. The body was found in a small ravine near his home after he had suffered mental strain. A Memorial Day program was held at the high school with grade school participation and frost affected farming conditions were noted in the region.
The Light Heat and Power company progresses on two test wells near Pomfret and the Henshaw farm southeast of Kureville. Both reach about 2700 feet, with gas shows at 470 feet and a new well started near Inv Vive about 2000 feet from a recently completed Lower Buckminster well.
A reader shares a playful note about being photographed and complimented on the result. She plans to visit a beauty specialist to recreate the flattering look seen in the image for her friend.
Erie area reports describe illicit liquor smuggling activity with vessels seen off the coast. Observers say large quantities of whiskey were moved recently and crews prepared for further shipments, while patrols are currently limited.
Mishert advertised junk prices paid for all kinds of junk with contact details in San Baragar. The notice urged readers to bring unwanted items to the TOW location and offered cash on the spot.
Reported injuries include a broken leg and fractured arm. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text but two young victims, both around 18, were hospitalized with multiple wounds after an accident near Westfield.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 20 officials note Ki Klux Klan numbers in a planned 50 000 member parade have dwindled. A Klan spokesman said he expected 60 000 but city officials ordered members not to wear robes. Police planned protection as ceremonies proceed in West Scranton amid voter security concerns.
Jacob and Leon Kraemers were found guilty in the first degree, second offense, of jewelry robbery in the Waimer Prinp case in New York. The jury deliberated 10 hours 45 minutes. They were charged with participating in the Whittemore office holdup, where $6,000 worth of gems and platinum settings were stolen on December 25, 1925.
In Erie County court a $7 600 suit is filed by Julia Mowil Ide M Groupess against her husband and his wife alleging injuries to the mother while accompanying her daughter on an air ride on July 25 1924 Ann Gironnett suffered injuries while assisting her daughter.
A court awards damages totaling $5 000 to Alb Hofs for losses suffered while his wife seeks $2 500 for the loss of her services. The husband observed the proceedings as the claim progressed.
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