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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday under West South Street Corry Pennsylvania with publisher A D Colegrove and postal registration information. It lists mail and carrier rates, advertising pricing and requests inquiries by application, noting Arthur Colegrove.
A documentary passage discusses teen suicide as a response to perceived life's futility. It weighs the balance of happiness and misery, cites Addison and Plato on immortality, and argues sanity for self-inflicted death contradicts natural reason, questioning if any person is sane when choosing death.
A fragmented reminiscence portrays Queen Alexandra as England’s thrifty figure, famed for generosity yet prudent at home. The piece links her Danish heritage and royal restraint to ongoing British royal financial practices and a broader view of kingly restraint in a democratic era.
Twenty years ago a derailment near the Suegértowl station caused a freight train delay and nine derailed cars. A former pastor, Rey We We Ute, severed ties with the local Presbyterian church as news from New York reached the area. The piece mentions a basketball game between Mampuny 9% tour and the All Star Loam.
An old diary entry recounts a Thanksgiving feast with four long tables, vanilla and other foods, a toast, and watchful hosts. The writer notes scant food, vegetables, custards, pies, and puddings shared joyfully despite rough surroundings, ending with prayers and family reminiscences.
Warren November story recalls Col U G Lyons and staff aboard the Howse boat when the Laurel River dam break sent their craft over the dam. The chauffeur describes the escape, the peril near Springdalls and the final separation as the boat capsized and sank.
Fourteen Indies attend the Tweekly Historical Cir cle meeting at the white brary. Members discuss varied interests and enjoy a chapter from Higwr History of Detjond. Mrs. Dora intaid presents a study. Mr. Foster previews drawings of Dhw Pilgrim. Jennie Iowan reads romantic notes. Dronglt afternoon featured readings by Mrs Himma Dean on DeWitt Tal mites.
A daughter was born today to the new Queen of Siam, Chaovhont, who succeeds the deposed queen. The king announced the infant’s birth as a sign of stability after the previous queen’s failure to bear an heir.
Two men died in a crash at the Falls Crossing near Niagara. A clerk in the Hawke of Niagara was killed. a car was struck by oncoming traffic. An outpouring of snow covered the wreckage as a memorial hospital transferred injured.
Fragmentary OCR describes two youths injured while an event or confrontation occurred. Names and details are garbled, but mentions a firearm discharge, injuries to thighs and arm, and a suspect or witness reference. No clear location, date, or outcome is confirmed.
The report states Sheny County did not save any funds with the Carnegie Trust Company, which collapsed by April 27. The Murmmergiat Casualt Insurance of Newark notes the county contends it had $1,254,207 to the mule. unclear timing and amounts remain.
Governor Ma Ferguson accuses the Ku Klux Klan of attempting to discredit her administration as political strife grows in Texas. The article notes tense remarks, party positions, and scheduling of a special session with Speaker Slutterwhily holding session authority.
In a night blaze on Main Street the Pittsec Motor Company suffered a $100,000 fire loss. Firemen fought the flames but the cause is undetermined as responders and bystanders watched the damage unfold. The scene drew attention from local officials and residents who assessed the wreckage after the smoke cleared.
Post offices in the area will close tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The Film Stating at the Penns ylvania Railroad station will be among the exceptions continuing service during the holiday.
A Husulan scientist reports that dried thyroid gland doses trigger successive generations of white-feathered chickens. The study notes repeated feather growth as a response to the treatment, suggesting a potential hormonal influence on plumage color in the poultry line.
The fragment suggests a claim about seven and a half billion TimA beings on Earth with two thirds described as semi civilized and a barbaric conule tone implied, indicating a speculative or misread text. The passage is highly garbled with unclear provenance and distinctions.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as quick relief for rheumatic pains and stiff joints. It promises rapid heat and deep warming of the sore area within minutes and urges readers to ask local druggists for a jar or request a free sample by mail to Bowles Kid Pepper Ruth in New York.
President plans a quiet Thanksgiving as he resumes routine duties after a brief holiday pause. Officials say no public appearances are scheduled this year, with private family time expected at the White House.
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