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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
8
Local crop reports show farmers busy cutting corn with yields higher than expected. Weatherpatterns and heavy rains affected fields but overall production remains strong across counties, with Buckwheat and potato crops noted in good condition and plans for fall plowing shaping the season's outlook.
A cryptic note describes a journey through the Tha kouy region where Tusphiewons encounter the firetyne species Amapiosstie. The account notes a first-hand observation of a rare creature and hints at the ecology of this remote habitat.
Local coverage notes a shipment delay of Halloween costumes and music for the Tallowe'en ball at Wrightsville scheduled for tomorrow. Event organizers urge patience as costumes arrive. attendees advised to check for updates from Kelly News.
Thomas B. Erwin a former oil well driller from Oil City was seriously injured when his car was struck by a train near Pittsburgh. He suffered concussion and cuts and was taken to Butler Hospital in serious condition. He is the father of several children and resides nearby.
Citizens Traction Company awarded a contract to A. H. Kohn & Sons to remove the wrecked Big Rock bridge once an interurban trolley link between Oil Pity and Franklin. A crew is at work cutting and dismantling steel piers and wrecked sections amid ice conditions.
United Press dispatch reports Dr. I Marshal Josef Pilsudski chosen to form a new cabinet after Premier Bartel resigns. President Mascichi offers premiership, Diet endorses Senate budget reduction as reason for change. Bartel resigns following Diet action. New government formation underway in Warsaw.
The Union City piece argues that crowded classrooms, large classes, and insufficient facilities hurt students from grades one through twelve. It cites overcrowding in gyms and auditoriums, with 40 to 50 pupils per teacher in some classes, wasting taxpayer money and discouraging weaker and slower students while stressing potential.
Evangelists Tarper and Masse preached in Cutting New York where large crowds gathered for gospel services at the Panama Baptist Church. Afternoon sessions run Monday through Thursday at 4 o'clock for boys and girls, with nightly 7 45 o'clock talks for all. They also speak Sunday at 5 p.m. All are welcome.
Major Ebbert, lawyer and layman volunteer, will discuss national and state prohibition laws and how to proceed under them to obtain the best results. He will advise hearers on compliance and practical steps in the prohibition program.
Major Ebbert, an eloquent speaker with nationwide platform experience, will discuss pending congressional legislation and enforcement issues. The event invites all persons including widows, with an open Q&A to follow addressing up-to-date information. The facing charge is $2.00 per person?
An old account describes the Dollar as a sea aril at the North Sea coast formed by an institution in 1277 and altered by later tides. It lies between Hanover in Germany and Groningen in Holland, reflecting historical provincial borders and shifts.
Teleri Rowe of Corry Pennsylvania is set to study music at the Ithaca Conservatory. The article notes her observance of a rigorous course, supervised by George Maiandl, with expected performances and a formal degree upon completion.
The text advises drinking water to ease back or kidney discomfort and mentions salts from grapes and lemons as a claimed remedy. It promotes regular water intake, with a suggested routine of a glass before breakfast for several days to improve kidney function, and notes a general claim of relief from pain.
United Press reports Richard Evans was convicted of murdering Policeman Edward Finegan after a 10 minute jury deliberation. Judge Harry Miller imposed the hanging sentence one minute later. The verdict marks the third death sentence secured this week by Assistant State's Attorney Harold Levy and Bennet Byrne.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Skin Tone as a new treatment that removes excess oil tightens pores cleanses the skin and beautifies. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from N. F. Ames & Co at 108.
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