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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
3
An article urges gratitude for simple blessings amid loss and hardship. It reflects on the role of gratitude in mental health and resilience, noting how awareness of others struggle can deepen appreciation and kindness.
A fragmented essay reflects on Thanksgiving and observance amid social tensions. It contrasts family gatherings and abundance with concerns about religious intolerance, bigotry, and the erosion of liberty, noting how some misuse patriotism to justify prejudice while Americans seek unity.
A wrap of 1906 notes reports Ralph Perlis returning from Baltimore for a visit with his parents. The Chimis shipped an engine to Mason Lumber Co in Gandst Miss for Jody Weeks related to a rape case, with future plans for operations in Ridgway and Williamsport. Rev B F Clark preached in Spring Stock. Morris and others are mentioned. William Chillen injured his left eye at Climax shops. Local musicians Edna Abner and companions planned a clarinet and cornet show at the Baptist church. A bowling match saw Neatts Wonders defeat Eniga City. Maynie Spiesian and nephew Panah visited Meniville before Thanksgiving. The sleeper was active on pavements this morning. Grand opening tonight of Edisonia High class moving pictures and Imperial orchestra on Rogers block near Hotel Grandin. Edna Abner went West recently seeking work.
An advertisement presents Thompson's Harosma Kidney Tablets as a modern remedy for kidney and bladder issues plus liver impact. It touts a mix of proven drugs and new chemicals, urges returning empty boxes for a refund, and suggests Golden Lax tablets as a remedy for constipation.
Erie Anti Tuberculosis Society requests aid for needy local children as Christmas Seals go on sale countywide from November 26 to Christmas. The appeal urges 4000 seals to fund health programs, school health talks, exhibits, and preventive tuberculosis services across Erie County.
An old advertisement touts Treenone as a inexpensive remedy for corns both hard and soft. It claims a small bottle will relieve corn pain between the toes with gentle use, marketed by a local druggist.
A testimonial claims Adheriki relieves gas pressure near the heart and stomach discomfort after ten minutes. The ad asserts it clears old waste, eases constipation, and improves mood, with pharmacist Thomas Rooney endorsing the product.
A Jamestown man is acquitted in a lingering case after a jury finds Filippo Di Vincenti insane at the time of the murder of his daughter Bridget on Walnut Street in Jamestown. The verdict followed more than ten hours of deliberation with Henry B Stott of Prefonia as jury foreman and the defendant surrounded by family in the courtroom.
The Mount Horeb Church and Sunday School will host a mother and daughter banquet on Friday November 26 at 7 p.m. Attendees are urged to come with a mother or daughter or borrow one for the occasion. The event promises entertainment and a pleasant evening free of charge.
Pittsburgh announces a new Citizens League campaign director to lead anti vice efforts. William Louis King, former Anti Saloon League attorney in Kansas City, is hired at a five thousand dollar per seat rate. King, elected to the state legislature at a young age, says the League will be non partisan but pursue its own candidates if officials fail.
A large December parcel post shipment from the Twelmdsl Stationers of Jamestown to ongoing Christmas orders was sent from the Corre post office yesterday, setting a new local record. The shipment included 150,000 Christmas cards and involved orders destined for the United States and foreign territories. Meanwhile James A. H. and Herbert Cooke of Silver Creek appeal on assault convictions, with appellate actions pending and bail bonds at risk of forfeiture.
City schools close at noon for the annual Thanksgiving recess. Teachers may travel to homes in outside cities to spend the holiday with relatives. Classes resume Monday.
Mrs. Meron B Johnson of Millville Pa reports long struggle with goitre and related symptoms. She says after two external treatments and a year of worsening pressure and dizziness the Sorbol remedy offered rapid relief within a week, with doctors afterward unable to find the goitre. Information available at drug stores and at Merhanisburgy Clio and locally at Thos Downey's.
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