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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1926
Page
3
The notice lists advertising rates and mail subscription details with pricing. It mentions a five dollar annual rate and carrier charges of three cents per copy and fifteen cents per something unspecified. It instructs that further rates are available upon application.
The piece weighs whether democracy can work efficiently versus dictatorship, arguing democracy fuels growth and culture despite clumsy mechanisms. It cites Frink and Durant on education and civic duty, noting democracy prompts scrutiny of itself and gradual progress toward greater comfort and stability.
A garbled 1906 Jornal Files recap notes a Pumpkin Pie Sprint at Home Protection Haft, social invitations for Paul Mate Ven and Miss Marjorie Church, a new grocery store opening in Clarendon, and local moves including Mr and Mrs Charles Smith. H. J. Weber travels to Gettysburg for the State Hira tion.
A fragmentary article recalls a prophecy about air travel across the Atlantic, noting legends of Atlantis and airborne wonders. It contrasts scientific progress with moral and spiritual fit, while mentioning federal tax collections rising despite rate cuts and wage considerations in industry.
Funeral services for A J McCarthy were conducted at St Elizabeths Church after memorials sent to the service. Rev V J Reiser celebrated the mass at Sisters of Mercy Hospital and the interment followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery with many relatives and friends in attendance.
A worker at Emporium in Port Allegany suffered severe hand injuries when a dynamite cap exploded in his hand. All fingers except the little finger and thumb on his left hand were severed, and he sustained facial and eye injuries. He was hospitalized at AMcGrayner hospital after the incident.
Kane Oregon reports the Borough of Lane has purchased land from the Kane estate at the corner of Prajey and Poplin streets to straighten Poplar Street and enable a future city building. The plot fronts 118 feet on Fraley and 60 feet on Poplar, with council to consider a modern facility including fire company quarters and offices.
Henry Warnshouse aged 69 prominent Clymer resident died Friday at Corry hospital after several days illness. Survived by four daughters and two sons. funeral at Able Return Church with Rev A Tepeska officiating, interment North Side Cemetery Clymer.
Direct from New York where it is in its tenth Broadway month Ben Hur arrives at the Erie Park Theater Monday night October 1 for a week long engagement. A 35 member company with a large symphony orchestra will present exact replicas of the New York show with two daily performances at 2 30 and 8 21 all seats reserved.
A historic designation places the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina as the final major remnant of eastern American wilderness. The park, created by Congress, stands as a lasting natural preserve.
Spartansboro prepares for the sixth annual Community Fair to attract residents and visitors. The program includes livestock and agricultural exhibits, school displays, athletic events, soccer and basketball games, a variety of contests, a community picnic, and evening dances with prizes awarded.
The state highway department assumed control of the seven tenths mile stretch from Sheffield to Ludlow costing about 426000. Construction began May 1925 and finished September 1925 with guard rails installed along the route hailed as a major cement road used by heavy traffic and Sunday travelers.
In Jamestown and nearby cities Mills seeks support as a gubernatorial contender. The Wash County area readies to speak and participate, with Mills planning reception events and campaign outreach.
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