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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1926
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher Colegrove and addresses on West Fourth Street. Advertising rates are via application with yearly mail subscription at six dollars and three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week for daily delivery except Sundays.
A Europe based correspondent reports a wave of anti American sentiment spreading worldwide. European business leaders are blamed for stoking hostility to American goods to boost domestic products. Foreign demand for American products falls, driven by real and artificial prejudice. The piece urges careful effort to protect and expand markets for American commerce and prosperity.
A readable critique argues Hughes clarifies George Washington's character by debunking myths and sensational tales. The piece notes efforts to present Washington as a comprehensible human being, countering lore that painted him as a saint.
The article notes snows owls migrate south due to native food shortages, cross into Ohio and nearby states, and face threats from collectors and taxidermists. It laments human fascination with the birds, warning their rarity may grow as more owls venture into civilized regions.
A nostalgic verse recalls a mother who never forgets birthdays or anniversaries, ensuring festive celebrations with cake, decorations, games, and gifts. The speaker notes a father wishing his wife would forget one date, yet the mother’s memory keeps the couple’s wedding day eternally observed.
At the Hotel Commodore this week the New York Auto Show展示 fast motor cars with period interior design from Chinese era to Louis X, featuring a Rudolph Valentino inspired model not yet completed before his death and a cobra hood design priced around 14 750.
Twenty years ago the Stanford Hose Company held its annual ball at the Messenger Theater during Thanksgiving Week drawing a large audience and hospitality. Brother F Ry Peterson of James town Lodge to speak at Dory Lodge Elks memorial services. Thanksgiving observed with many in the streets. An accident near the KPL Punniture building as a worker nearly fell from a three story addition but regained control. Mr and Mrs George Capwell welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Charles P Northrop and Mrs W Objyan of Warren spent Thanksgiving in Corry with their husbands.
Erie County Farm Bureau schedules its annual meeting on December 9 at 1 PM at the MLO. Speaker Mr Weaver from Penn State College discusses tax fairness, asking Who Pays The Taxes in Pennsylvania. The session covers real estate assessment inequalities and tax burdens on farmers versus town properties, with examples from various counties.
The Innocents Abroad recounts a stone inscription in Tangier noting We are the Canaanites driven out of Canaan by the Jewish robber, Joshua. Roman historians described the monument two millennia ago though its fate remains unknown and locals still claim its presence.
The article notes Americans consume over 2,500,000 domestic fowls annually, highlighting chickens as a major part alongside turkeys ducks geese pigeons and guinea fowls. It emphasizes poultry as a popular food source in the national diet.
In Fayette County last night a man and a woman were killed in separate shooting incidents. Mrs George Paine, 50, of Leith, died after a shooting at Arthur Ford’s home where Camelia Tackett, 26, was wounded. Lee Ellis of Em Grove was shot by his brother-in-law William Sparks during a domestic confrontation. Ellis and his wife were guests when Sparks attacked.
Mrs Elizabeth Pearle Mudge wife of Henry J Ruldge of West Washington Street died at Corry hospital at 9 am after a lingering illness She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs R T Parke of Portland NY a son Homer B E Mudge of O City and her mother Mrs L B Stingn of Portland NY The body was removed to Davison's Funeral Home and prepared for burial The family will take the body to Portland Wednesday for funeral services Friday Interment will be in Byergreen cemetery Portland
The eight page weekly American Farmer began in Baltimore in 1818, marking a key early moment in U S agricultural journalism. This publication helped shape trade reports, farming tips, and market notices for farmers nationwide.
Roumanian Royal Party arrives in Cherbourg aboard the Queen Marie amid delight after an American visit. UPI reports Queen Marie and King Carol thanked American friends as tensions ease. The scene recalls past tours and hopes for cordial ties after the voyage and illness rumors.
The article notes several honeys including the Ilute-tree honey of Catulunn and the prized heather honey from the Pyrenees. Spaniards prefer the Pyrenean heather honey, mirroring ancient Athenians who favored Mount Aymetdis honey as the food of the gods, highlighting its famed flavor.
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