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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal notes a debate on light speed with Albert Michelson and Madey experiments cited. It discusses the speed of light, a year in light, and implications for astronomy, noting readers may prefer clearer, slower concepts to ponder.
A Conymanasy Tead er at Moscow says his group no longer expects a rapid world revolution. They describe disturbances as breaches in the capitalist system and advocate slow, gradual socialist transition rather than sudden upheaval. The report notes Moscow’s call for watchful waiting as nations move in steps toward socialism.
A dubious health tip urges rapid daily water intake to “plush your kidneys” and suggests taking Jad Salts and a grape lemon lithia compound to flush waste. The advice links back or kidney pains to weather, acidity, and bladder issues, urging cheap remedies and daily sipping.
The husband of a bridge crash victim files a $20,000 lawsuit as investigators await findings. Defendants in the action are unnamed, with counsel for the township indicating possible further suits pending an unsettled investigation.
Attendance hears ViLick Davis and Rev Mfirehall discuss local issues as voters gather in Messenger Theatre. The report also notes a fatal accident on Pollock bridge near Mill Village Road and a pending $20,000 damages suit for the death of Mrs. Vivian Smith, drowned in French Creek October 29.
Medicated air is the only treatment for catarrh breathe Ayomel and obtain immediate relief at N P Anjes Co Money back if it fails
Pittsburgh Nov. 1 The Pennsylvania Railroad placed orders for 128 new passenger cars to be used on the electric operation of the Southern Division main line between Philadelphia and Wilmington and the Delaware-Octorara branch to West Chester. Delivery is expected by November 1927.
A seismograph at Yale Observatory in New Haven recorded severe earthquake tremors at 8 a.m. today estimated to originate about 000 miles to the south, with maximum intensity reached as the event was logged.
Twenty three members of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. C F McCray’s Fourth avenue home for the regular monthly session. Regent Me Giblin called the meeting to order. The program committee presented a Thanksgiving program with a reading by Miss Emiga Crook, a clipping sung by Miss May Howard, and readings by Mrs Keim and Mrs B Starr. Hostess and helpers served refreshments. Heath returned home from a business trip in Erie.
A careless hunter on the Kidder farm at North Warren yesterday shot a dog owned by F. N. Kidder. The loss is mourned by Mr. Kidder, while four small puppies grieve for their mother. The farm is now posted No Hunting.
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