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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publication details and rates. Arthur Colegrave is noted as entered at the post office in Corry as second class mail matter. By mail the yearly rate is 85 dollars. by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising terms are described as made known upon implication.
A fragmentary piece presents Thomas A. Editon as a prophetic figure discussing future city life. It imagines noisier cities yet manageable through deafening traffic, with air bridges and rooftop aircraft landing. It cites engineers shaping sound reduction and smarter governments, noting Edlison’s influence and a debate on hearing versus hearing not.
Americans owning property in France and U.S. face double taxation under tax rules. The French tax seeks income on oil property whether in France or abroad, while the United States also taxes American property. Many wealthy owners could bear the impact, but some may move entirely to the other country to escape the toll.
A Rome cable notes fascist measures requiring public salutes and lifted hats as a sign of loyalty. It contrasts with American freedoms, arguing such displays are not universal and recounts how political mobs in other countries punish dissent, restricting movement and expression.
A collection of brief notes from Journal Files recounts local events. A new boy arrives at Mr and Mrs J E McGrath home. William Wakehilds resumes hose wagon duties after a ten day layoff. Hoathall Seam at mest the Chambérlain Institute and other items. Colonel Windsor returns from Corry where a mile of macadam road is completed in six weeks. Warrent Pred Lippman enters University of Pennsylvania for electrical engineering. E J Wight owner of St Tomes hotel travels to New York. A brass band forms in Waterford disturbing the town’s quiet. Claude P Ferris, First Avenue photographer, visits Spring Creeks. Carl Taylor from the city samples the Jamestown Erle game, Jamestown losing 1 to 0.
Snow blanketed the Midwest with several inches in many cities as temperatures stayed in the twenties or colder. Peoria, Moline, and Baraboo reported heavy snowfall disrupting street traffic and transit while Great Lakes storm warnings and widespread drifts hindered travel. Central Minnesota endured six inches with highways buried under deep drifts.
A biographical sketch of Edna Fer Ser was ably prepared and read by Mrs J O Robinson and proved very interesting. Mrs Babbitt conducted the review of Show Boat which was entertaining though Tony Hing expressed doubt about the final ending, leaving readers curious about how the story resolves.
A Memphis church gathering speaker cites stark statistics to argue that the United States loses more money to crime than it spent on international war last year. He laments divorces, police fatalities, and casualties, urging reflection on national character and charity while noting severe social contrasts.
Rev and Mrs Samuel Eaton of Pembrine Virginia narrowly escaped serious injury Tuesday afternoon when their car was squeezed between two trucks near Westfield. The vehicle was damaged and left for repairs while the couple, shaken but unhurt, continued to Union City by trolley and bus. They are guests of their son Rev Walter J Eaton at the Presbyterian manse in Union City and expressed gratitude for their safety.
The Salvation Army announces winter relief readiness with daily 8 to 10 a m applications. Captain and Mrs Fred Rell lead the Royal Corps in cooperation with groups aiding Thanksgiving relief, while year round service continues. An emergency line and sick calls are noted. a separate local case reports a man named John Buntendal detained on felony charges with bail set at 300 dollars.
An ancient inter-forest site, preserved by a second winter cover, has been discovered on the Hue etde of Mehdennull glaciér near a lineau. Researchers note it as a rare paleobotanical find with implications for early forest evolution.
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