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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1920
Page
3
Public notice page fragment from Corry Pennsylvania Daily newspaper describes mailing class, price per copy, and publication terms. Mentions wart booth street and post office details with reference to official record status and subscription information.
The report notes a conference where social workers and officials discuss child welfare, education standards, and the push for higher teacher pay. It mentions efforts to improve education and literacy and references figures urging reform and better funding.
U S Congress debates League of Nations and national policy as naval appropriations face passage delays. Senators, including Lodge and others, vote on a pivotal measure amid a partisan stalemate, shaping the nation’s stance on international engagement.
A garbled report outlines calls for mediation and arbitration among great powers to form a permanent tribunal for international disputes. It notes funding for this object and a meeting scheduled to discuss details, with attendance hampered by a holiday and protests from Whitfermat offices. It also briefly mentions mercerized finish fabrics and references Alliston.
Oil City will rally the surrounding towns in a protest against a proposed gas rate increase announced by a national gas company. The move will be addressed at the regular City Council meeting Monday evening with a special directors’ meeting of the Oil City Chamber of Commerce to follow.
An old advertisement extols Gude’s Pooptto Mangan as a tonic to combat languor and boost blood vigor. It claims to improve red blood cell production, enhance energy, and restore health, urging readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product in liquid or tablet form.
Governor Alfred Smith visited Jamestown on October 25 and urged strong water use policies and welfare programs while denouncing his opponent Thdgo Nathanie Miller. The event drew hundreds as Smith, Slaton, Senator Joseph T. Robinson, and attorney general candidate Frante H. Mott appeared and received hearty ovations.
The unilorsigned offers for sale his farm one mile east of Columbus on Wednesday October 27 at ten o'clock sharp. Many farm goods listed include 40 head of cattle mostly high grade Holsteins, 10 close springers, several with calves, 5 yearling bulls, yearling heifers, a four year old Shestaut Gelding, a seven year old black mare, a seven year old colt, two heavy harness sets, and various implements and machinery. Six months time on good bankable paper. John Hammond, Auct., T. F. Pates.
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