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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1926
Page
3
Publication details for the Corry Evening Journal include address at West South Street Corry Pa and basic mail and delivery rates. It lists annual by mail five dollars and per-copy three cents with weekly options, noting advertising rates upon application.
Washington supporters urge Coolidge to back World Court while Republicans seek peace through conscription and restraint on war profits. Senator Couzens critiques high production tempo and excess debt, urging retrenchment and realistic policy. George Bernard Shaw wins 1925 Nobel Prize for literature for his broad influence and his non-2025 works.
An advertisement touts Heet as instantly relieving rheumatism neuritis and joint pain. It describes a penetrating heat applicator that eases soreness stiffness and swelling in knees feet legs hands shoulders back and body. The copy highlights two soothing ingredients and claims quick, lasting relief without oily residue.
A collection notes local happenings including A A Williams of Corry visiting after local interests. Mrs Myrtle Puller sick with pneumonia at Hatch school. A switch engine derailed on Maple Avenue requiring a wrecking crew from Meadville. Doc Keleher lost a gold watch chain and Bil's tooth charm near Columbus. Elmer L. Kincaid, postal inspector, returns south. George Marthaler of Titusville visits town seeking prospects for an indoor carnival company.
A fragment from a contemplative verse recalling the ideal of a steadfast seeker of fame and honor. It emphasizes do or die spirit, readiness for tests, and a noble creed guiding effort toward a goal despite hardship. It frames personal record and courage as the true measure.
Mrs Lottie Melvin of Clarendon Pa died at the home of her daughter Mrs Walter Brigham West Church street on Sunday evening. Survived by two brothers W C Strack Elwood City and Charles Strack New Brighton, a sister Mrs J McNerney Beaver Falls, and granddaughter Miss Evelyn Brigham Corrs. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in Barnes Va.
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The Sunday marked the twentieth anniversary of a major Union City blaze at the Standard Company factory. Fire destroyed large parts of the plant, with estimated losses above 100000 and insured around 60000. Eyewitness accounts describe crowds amid the flames, engines at Main and Center, and the fire being brought under control without town department needs. One hundred seventy workers were employed at the plant, a principal local industry, and the burned area spanned several acres in a scene of desolation.
The Harding Home and School Association will meet Tuesday November 16 at 7:00 PM. A program including school children songs and instrumental numbers, a vocal solo by Mrs Edward Bintey, a reading by Mrs John Boland, and a talk by Supt. R. S. Dewey is planned. Members and friends are invited.
A fragmented note discusses how readers compare books to familiar texts and flavors. It suggests that some readers notice parallels in themes while others overlook them, contrasting distinct authors and styles. The passage hints at taste, familiarity, and perception without clear conclusions.
Dunkirk reports the completion of Well No 3 on the Muscau farm near Fredonia. Judges Lambert and Miller led the venture, hoping the well yields a paying amount with an initial output around twenty barrels daily and a depth of about 772 feet. Limited tankage has hindered full testing of capacity.
United Press reports the International Conference on Bituminous Coal opens in Pittsburgh with scientists from eight foreign countries and 40 educational institutions in attendance under Carnegie Institute of Technology auspices. The gathering aims to discuss coal industry problems and future outlook as a British stoppage and a potential U.S. strike loom. Mrs McIntyre arrived this morning from Lakewood for a day visit with friends.
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