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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa newspaper entry notes publisher Arthur Oglegrove with street address West South Street and C D Coleor gy. Lists mailing details second class matter and mail rates by mail and carrier with per copy and weekly pricing. Advertising rates available upon application.
A retrospective on Armistice Day seven years after the war ends with reflections on democracy, League of Nations, and U S foreign policy. The piece laments loss of global leadership, rising nationalism, and domestic intolerance under changing world roles. It cites Wilson, the League, and passing praise for liberty fading in a world of self interest. It closes noting grave critique of ideals replaced by bigotry.
A reflection on how radio altered election night behavior. Crowds and billboards fade as people learn results at home by radio, from radiators to restaurants, theaters, and streets, signaling a shift toward private, at home news consumption and reduced public gathering.
A retro item recalls a surprise party at 12 Witter Street hosted for Mr and Mrs Apiroyawell with around ten guests. It notes William—student at the University of Pennsylvania—attending, plus a separate report on a railway incident injuring diners. It also contains a railing debate on moviemaking and cinema reform amid political opinions.
City officials warn that charities must file all benefit details with the welfare department or face forthcoming arrests. Public notices urge compliance from organizations claiming charity status amid scrutiny.
Police report a fatal stabbing after a quarrel in Clairton. Victim identified as a 43 year old man from Clairton, Koval listed as a suspect. Investigators say a pick was used during the fight. motive and full details remain under investigation.
William Grady, a British Columbia gold miner, reflects on a hard spring dig in the far district and contemplates selling as a new rush begins. He pinpoints the lure of wealth yet worries about the effort and risks of mining for a lasting fortune.
The capital Jamestown on Saint Helena is described as strongly fortified and noted as Napoleon's place of rest during exile. The report emphasizes the island's defensive strength and the town's role as the administrative center.
The Opportunity Club held a meeting at Mrs Ernest Schuyler's home to plan a Christmas bazaar. It will take place Tuesday December 5 in the Presbyterian church chapel featuring handmade items, aprons, toys, rugs, pillowcases, and a country supper. The event aims to be one of the society's most attractive and successful fairs.
A nun who delays taking a test ends up facing a second assessment. Fr. Langbridge comments on timing and consequences of procrastination in the quoted passage.
Ambiguity over expenses for the Columbus Avenue road project sparks political defeat as the city debates funding for paving and extension. Officials weigh whether to push a hard surfaced route joining with Roosevelt Highway while future city administration prepares to assume office.
An editorial remark notes that lasting popular fads fade after about a decade, as public attention shifts away from once widespread beliefs. It emphasizes the transient nature of mass enthusiasm and the mind’s tendency to move on.
A College Women's Club gathering at Mrs Olin Wy Lrasken's West Pleasant street home included twenty members. Delegates were chosen for the World Court conference. plans for Christmas festivities were set and contributions discussed for Virgil G. Cuingty Memorial Scholarship Fund. Readings spanned poetry, music, and Spanish selections with refreshments served by Mrs Martin and Miss Nellie Tiss.
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