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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1926
Page
3
Rates listed: By Mail 65.00 per year. By Carrier three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per week. Details available upon application.
The article discusses dire hardship for cotton farmers as pests fade and market prices drop. It notes higher production costs, questions about sustainable farming and calls for prudent federal action to stabilize supply and demand and prevent widespread bankruptcy.
A respected byline recounts President Coolidge illustrating how well placed advertising spurs work, wages, and living standards in a humble industrial town. The tale shows immigrant workers, rising dress, and broader benefits from advertising that serves both producers and consumers.
Worl reached the city and Mrs Margarst Tish aged 1 BY Cheaise widow Horace Treeley kin of late family member Pharles Davis Union produce candidate spoke at Messenger Theatre. Vick Mor and Edwarts led a hunt in Warren county while Elmer Chirk bought the Stewart farm near Corry.
Louise Lerch a young soprano from Allentown PA will debut with the Metropolitan Opera in New York Sunday evening in the opening concert. Miss Lerch will sing Airy from The Maye Flite and Charpentier Lou dio in the program.
A two-car collision on the Smethport road near the McDade farm in Kane injures Mrs. William Finch and William Wrekins while Irwin remains unhurt. Ray Jewin of Sheffield drives a Buick sedan, and William Wiggins of Portville drives a Ford coupe. both cars damaged with one totaled.
The Hall Mills murder jury was completed at 11 25 a m in Somerville New Jersey with Justice Charles Parker and County Judge Frank Cleary presiding. Slain fecitor’s widow and brothers entered the court as Nelson Grant and sister in law Miss Margaret Mooney of Syracuse arrived for Donald Craker funeral services.
Report from Los Angeles says charges of larceny and embezzlement against J. M. Corbin, former head of Corbin & Co., were dismissed after he posted 20000 for creditor protection and offered to cover losses. Corbin had been in New York awaiting an audit and planned to start a new firm there.
Union dispatches say no political upsets and a very light southern turnout. Democrats captured East Tennessee politics, taking arin county for the first time since the Civil War. Estimates suggest only about one third of the usual southern vote was cast.
United Prose reports Democrats gained 11 House seats in the congressional elections with 23 seats still undecided. Gains appeared in Missouri, Indiana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Maryland with others probable after full returns, but a House majority remained uncertain.
West Virginia congressional contests remained close as returns showed four of six Republicans leading in early tallies. In the sixth district Democrat J Alfred Taylor trailed Republican BE England but remained hopeful for victory. The third district race between Republican J M Wolverton and Democrat WS O'Brien was extremely tight with O'Brien within about 797 votes. Incumbents G Tuchman, FT Baw mat, and J P Swrother led by comfortable margins, while J A Hughes also showed a lead.
The Quaero Club met with Mrs. A. D. Solegrove Tuesday. Members answered roll call with a current event. Papers on State Forest Parks and State Forest Monuments were presented by Mrs. Clyde Wilcospaner and Mr. TH Wright. Mrs. Kate Eatons read a poem. Next meeting set for November with Miss Wight, plans to pack a Christmas box for mountaineer children.
Thirteen members attended the Historical Circle meeting on Tuesday afternoon. A pamphlet on Good Citizenship was read, and readings included The Little Crown Church by Mrs Elizabeth Bentley. A hue poem set to music, written by Dp Pitt of Bradford Iowa in 1861, was discussed, and Mrs Keim spoke on ports of South America showing the country’s development.
An ad claims a simple remedy removes catarrhal irritation of the intestinal tract and soothes liver and stomach ailments including appendicitis. A single dose is said to convince, with money refunded if not satisfied, from Condra druggists and others.
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