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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
3
A brief notice from Corry Pa outlines mail subscription costs for Second Class Mail, with by mail at 500 per year and by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. It mentions advertising later made know poo application.
A German chemical announcement describes a new malaria cure claimed to be ten times stronger than quinine and tasteless for easy dosing. Researchers say it destroys the malarial organism quickly, potentially ending a historic scourge, though full efficacy and safety remain under review.
Five year old radio sparks debate on music's future with claims it will dull creativity yet expand access. Musicians testify radio has not ruined skill, noting more people seek formal music training than before the radio era. Broadcasts of choirs and bands are said to widen listening, though some fear passive consumption may replace practice and composition.
A cordial invitation to anyone suffering with catarrh to call and see Hyamel. The seller promises a refund if Hyamel does not re BP. Ames &
Journal files note a major move for northern Warren County with aid for Warrenthis, possible rail expansion, and local industry notes. Mentions Danville and Concord era details, with John Johnson leaving for winter, Allert Anderson and Toit McLinehe visiting, and large squash harvest by Walter McCray in Concord.
Arrangements for the Lillian Guild card party in the In Parish hall are nearing completion. Over twenty tables have been reserved for the affair hosted by Mrs Mary Whittlesey and Miss Allie Terrill. Refreshments will be served and proceeds will benefit Emmanuel Church. Attorney B Kincaid is in Meadville for legal matters.
Distressing accident reported at the Shrevehair Company plant on Wednesday. Harry Mebain, working a chucking machine, had his left hand drawn into a rapidly revolving saw, nearly amputating the third and fourth fingers. He was rushed to Corry hospital where doctors amputated a finger. Hospital reports state condition is serious.
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