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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa publication notes publisher Arthur Colegrove and imprint details. Mentions daily schedule except Sunday, postal matter classification, mailing rates and subscription costs, with a brief advertising reference.
A stock market snapshot notes waves in prices as optimism about European recovery and Locarno treaty ratification in London on December 11 sparks talk of renewed gains. Yet doubts linger over credit tightness and investor nerves as they await confirmations from the powers.
A national gathering of billboard operators vows self reform to curb objectionable images and tame signboard clutter. They promise industry driven censorship of pictures and reading matter and to avoid placements near residential areas or dangerous traffic. Public scrutiny remains the final arbiter and higher authorities may intervene if needed.
The piece argues that revisiting wartime battles may inflame passions and should fade with history. It notes Marshal Joffre’s influence and questions a yearly ceremony inviting his participation as unnecessary. The writer urges moving from past wars to future responsibilities.
The text presents a fragmented query mixing statistics and debt projections with a playful line about spaghetti. It appears as a garbled note urging severing ties with failure and engaging with classified offers, lacking a coherent event or named entities.
A fragmentary recap notes a fire near Findley and North East last evening and mentions the Stanford Hoye Company toys preparations for an event. It also records a social gathering at the residence of Mr and Mrs Netso Wailers, lists attendees like Nick Resster and Mee Joseph Parkins, and references speeches by local figures including Leo Franz and Congressman Arthur Ly Mates at area high schools.
An American correspondent in Berlin reports Russia may abandon non—cooperation and seek League of Nations membership after Locarno. Observers cite a shift in German and British views toward peace, but warn Russia’s inclusion would face strong opposition from powers wary of Bolshevik influence.
Advertisers tout trucks reaching 300000 miles amid broad claims on vehicle reliability. Public discourse on free speech intensifies as concerns about monopoly and market control surface among observers and drivers.
A Superior court opinion by Judge Lynn affirms a conviction for keeping a disorderly house but criticizes the panel for excusing service by women jurors. The ruling notes improper removal of two unmarried women before jurors were sworn and calls for potential reversal or retrial. The decision highlights the court’s concern over juror exclusion and the need for proper voir dire.
Georgia Supreme Court affirmed death penalties for two Brocton youths and two accomplices for the March Athens road murder of Wat Wright, a Putnam County school superintendent. The attackers, robbed him and left him to die from club wounds after forcing him from a motor car.
A short aphorism compares life to a game of whist. The speaker admits not enjoying the game yet aims to play well to learn the outcome, attributed to George Ellot.
An unnamed Cheshire inventor unveils a device claimed to induce sleep in fourteen minutes using a sequence of twelve colored light rays directed at the face of the subject. The report notes the machine’s intention to produce a sure sleep effect and mentions the inventor, Elaine, though details are sparse.
In Erie court, Ay Sayhrvie pleaded guilty to the charge related to a shooting incident. Judge William Bo Witt deferred sentencing until May while outlining the terms of the plea, and relatives of the involved families gathered as the case moved toward a likely agreement. The proceedings included details about a love affair and related tensions with George Milford, with the court noting anticipated restitution.
Fragmented community update listing residents moving houses and farms. Mentions of Kip family, Mrs Kemp, Mr Gabriel Tawe, Garret Winsink, Arnold Davis, Mah Kennan, and others. Notes on visitors, gatherings, and upcoming events with limited readable names and places.
A garbled entry mentions an individual of scarce wisdom and a sequence of jumps over something. The text is highly unclear with misread words and no discernible event, date, or proper nouns to anchor a real news item.
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