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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
5
Public notice lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes the paper is mailed from Corry Pennsylvania. The item states postal classifications and rates for subscription by mail and carrier and mentions advertising rate inquiries.
A historical critique compares wartime naval losses to peacetime incidents from 1921 to 1928, listing ships and accidents such as Alcedo, Jacob Jones, and Cyclops. It condemns Secretary Wilbur’s leadership and calls for his resignation to restore public confidence.
An Alabama senator urged a national rail merger as a solution to financial weakness and instability. He advocated combining weaker and stronger railroads with fair representation for the South and West before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A fragmentary note describes a likely figure named Tomes Stalker and a mystery involving gifts and phrases. The text hints at wise entreaties and friends, but lacks clear events, dates, or locations to establish a full report. Further readable details are needed to identify persons or actions.
United Press reports speculation among friends that Mrs Woodrow Wilson may remarry while in Paris with Dr Sterling Ruff in attendance. The piece recalls Ruffin’s long connection to the Wilson family and his role as physician during President Wilson’s illness and at the later wedding of Mrs Gall.
Official returns from the Pittsburgh area indicate Tor Mayer won the Republican primary with 70,080 votes. Independent candidate William Smith trailed with 19,898 votes.
An old advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil Tablets as the fastest way to gain weight and health. It claims 60 tablets cost 0 cents with a money back guarantee if five pounds aren’t gained in 30 days and notes sugarcoated tubs are available.
An experienced editor notes that running corrections as new items improves trust and transparency. The Ohio State Journal argues corrections should not be buried or treated as failures, but as integral updates reflecting fallibility and accountability in reporting.
United Press reports a Methodist Episcopal focus on modern life as churches gain influence postwar amid indifference. Dr Wade notes church services serve the community and faith, while World Service Commission supports outreach and increasing church buildings.
Scranton Pennsylvania reports a resumed conference between mine owners and the Scranton Chamber of Commerce committee aimed at settling the anthracite coal strike. The talks follow a previous session held several days earlier seeking a settlement.
The Farmers League Cooperative Association meeting in New York discussed milk price stability for October following careful review of nickel conditions and retail balance. They recommended a minor price adjustment of nine to ten cents per ten pounds to support producers while considering market stability and consumer demand.
A local notice describes the Gisholt plant possibly being used and new factory work in Warren. It mentions a machine parts factory in the West End and upcoming employment, with repainting and special work to be conducted by J. Cumie Mankine company.
A fragment describes a stomach remedy labeled Simple Mixture claimed to ease bloating and discomfort. References to ingredients and brands are garbled but imply a diet or medicinal product with claims of rapid digestive relief. The text mentions several unclear names and terms without clear provenance.
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