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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pa daily except Sunday on West South Street published by Arthur Colegrove. Publisher listed with second class mail matter status at the Corry post office. Mail rate set at $5.00 per year and carrier price at three cents per copy, fifteen cents weekly. Advertising rates available upon application.
A discussion on using airplanes as weapons warns against destroying civilians with bombs and gas. It stresses humanity and international law, arguing wars should not be won by terrorizing noncombatants and urges maintaining civilized standards while pursuing technological advances.
A clipping notes marriages and events from twenty years prior. Miss Blewberh Waller of Timnsvile wed George Spencer Whyning in a Wednesday ceremony at the wine house. Superintendent Ole TispHal retired after a three week stint. Ray Powers served as photographer at a St James event.
In New London Connecticut a memorial for the crew of the submarine Sal marked the end of retrieval efforts. Officials halted further dives due to danger to divers, noting the vessel lies in its grave at the sea floor. At the base theater relatives and sailors prayed as Chaplain Mexia spoke during the final rites.
A described coat features a diagonal trim described as a single diagonal line replacing a double revere. The design provides a streamlined closing and serves as a decorative element enhancing the coat’s overall style.
A garbled OCR style note describes removing rust and water marks using salt and fresh lemon and applying heat to a kettle snout area. It mentions a repeated action after a set interval and includes unclear instructions about a rest ion.
A. M. Pletye, noted gardener and florist, operates Pandscape Gardens in the city union area near Penn’a, offering landscape design and floral services for homes and businesses.
Albany reports the Public Service Commission approved the Chautauqua Traction Company's request to abandon its line from Fort Erie Road and Ente Street to Westfield in Mayville. The order requires removal of rails and appurtenances and restoration of street surfaces as directed by the Bureau of Highways. Evidence showed the line operated at a deficit for years with heavy grades causing high expenses.
The word biscuit derives from the French term meaning twice baked or cooked, originally describing thin bread made for travelers and soldiers. This second baking helps expel moisture and improves keeping quality.
Erie report notes a September term federal court in the city yielded few acquittals on liquor violation charges. Jurors, split by dry and wet leanings, convicted only a small fraction as officials say stories have aged and defenses falter. Former mayor Miles B. Kitts defended many defendants and pled guilty on some counts.
Misses Bertha Gates and Katherine Tonowski arrived in Erie this morning following a visit here over Sunday.
A tremor hit Los Angeles and surrounding areas as residents were awakened by a quake in heavy rain. The jolt rattled streets and buildings, prompting residents to seek safety outdoors while emergency crews assessed damage and advised caution during the wet conditions.
United Press reports heavy seas hinder work in Newport Oregon. Weather conditions complicate operations and slow recovery efforts amid rough coastal conditions. Mariners and local crews brace for continued storm impact with wind and swell driving delays.
A local ad claims a rheumatism remedy eliminates crutches and stiffness without cure cost. The pitch targets everyday sufferers, touting affordability and wide availability through merchants and distributors.
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