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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1926
Page
4
Local notices recount various errands and happenings in Warren and nearby, including sales promotions for butter and sweet potatoes, social club meetings, and community events. Reports reference a court matter involving Elk county and the Kenner case, plus ongoing business ads, horse and colt sales, and rental notices. Weather and travel detour notes, plus church and club activities, pepper the page.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Harlon Brooks’s home on Pleasant Street with 15 members present. Each member had been given a dime for a report in October, the treasury gained a good sum, and officers were reelected: Bartlett president, Amacher treasurer, Brooks superintendent of work.
A late article notes that long ago in Stratford when Shakespeare was a schoolboy women wore aprons as street attire. The practice served as a dag of ornamented dress, with ribbons and small mirrors on belts to aid viewing their appearance.
Theodore Roosevelt, back from a hospital visit for a carbuncle, told United Press he felt fine and expected to be out in a few days. He said his Juliana tour was not cut short by the Klan scandal, but by finishing his schedule, and urged an investigation into Indiana charges connected with Stephenson. He planned eastern speaking tours and to begin campaigning in New York State around October 15.
A reflective line proclaims that in every true woman's heart there is a spark of heavenly fire that shines in dark hours of adversity. The message frames women as sources of steadfast strength and moral support, evoking Washington Trying as a tonal anchor.
A general discussion notes that most animals have vocal ability or sound-producing means. Birds and mammals clearly vocalize, while insects may lack vocal sound yet can signal presence through vibrations and other nonvocal methods.
An Indiana political scandal drives a special Senate session as investigators probe alleged corruption. Articles mention Adams and Stephens facing calls for a probe, with Governor Jaskson and others tied to the efforts. The General's office and Morton County are cited, while a November date and a public invite are noted.
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