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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania published daily except Sunday under Arthur Colegrove as publisher. Postal matter class Second Class Mail. by mail 500 dollars yearly by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
A veteran view assesses wartime and peacetime naval losses, listing ships sunk and accidents from 1917 to 1923. It critiques leadership, claiming Secretary Wilby damaged public confidence with misstatements and weak command, linking morale to these naval setbacks.
United Press reports Senate advocate Underwood urges a fusion of weaker rail lines with stronger systems. He proposes a limited number of viable networks to address the nation's rail problem and stabilize earnings, arguing this would reduce financial weakness and structural instability.
A fragmentary note notes wise correction and gifts within friendship. It mentions flute words and a Dame Stuller with initials B D, suggesting a social exchange or tribute centered on friendship and valued tokens.
Reports from Paris spark speculation that Mrs Woodrow Wilson may remarry as Dr Sterling Raffin, a Washington physician, and Mrs Wilson were seen together. The rumor recalls Raffin's long connection with the Wilson family, dating to Wilson’s presidency and Mrs Galt, where Raffin served as consultant during the illness that preceded Wilson's death.
Returns from the Republican primary show Judge Charles W. Kline as regular candidate with 70,80 years and Prof William L Smith the independent with 19,838 votes in Pittehyrah.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as the fastest way to gain weight and strength. It claims high vitamin content, sugarcoated tablets, and a money back guarantee if a shopper does not gain five pounds in 30 days.
The Ohio State Journal argues corrections should read as fresh statements rather than rehashes of past errors. The Troy News notes the shift emphasizes transparency and accountability in journalistic practice, framing corrections as improvements.
Philadelphia reports a rising church influence on daily life as postwar attitudes shape church activity. Rev Wade notes greater expenses and expanding memberships, signaling vitality in Methodist and associated denominations through renewed community involvement and overseas service efforts.
Scranton to host a conference this afternoon between anthracite operators and the Chamber of Commerce committee aimed at settling the coal strike. The talks follow a recent invitation from Ham es and other officials seeking a prompt settlement.
League cooperative leaders report no change to October milk pricing while pricing and marketing rules stay intact. Officials emphasize quality standards and seasonal production adjustments, noting a planned mix of price supports and dairy product marketing measures remain in effect.
A small tonic blend touted to ease indigestion and upset stomach. The ad copy emphasizes quick relief and pleasant effects, mentioning consumer satisfaction and anticipated health benefits.
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