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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1927
Page
3
The recently signed French German commercial treaty, a three year effort, aims to foster good will and peace. It grants favored nation status, reduces tariffs on key goods, and limits wine shipments while expanding trade in agriculture and manufactured products, potentially easing global armament pressures.
A Spanish province trials a method to curb weekend drunkenness by multiplying fines with five non consecutive Sunday jail days. Magistrates aim to avoid long jail stays for workers, hoping Sunday incarceration reduces repeat offenses while allowing families to continue earning. The system resembles approaches in American cities facing similar issues.
A Kansas boy Lee Shults aged one charms snakes with a mouth organ. He plays Turkey in the Straw or Blue Danube to relax rattlers, then uses pliers to pull their fangs. The tale praises his musical power and odd acts with a surreal, fragmentary tone.
The old Jerubaien city strives to fit modern innovations and new conventions after a historic upheaval. Observers compare its pace to New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland markets, noting the struggle to live up to a grand vision amid rapid change.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a life rule or charter, mentioning light of mind and names that appear garbled. The text hints at a local record or notice from a community page, with unclear dates or places, requiring reconstruction from context.
The National City Bank of New York reports manufacturing declines in iron steel and autos versus three years ago, with uneven trade and mixed signals on overall activity. Auto industry shifts and temporary production dips, along with rainy weather and soft markets, contribute to a cautious outlook while overall bank activity remains large and employment steady.
A September 6 1907 column surveys local history and notable events including a monument proposal for the old county seat, a jeweler’s wall clock, a wizard’s visit, a birthday gathering at a Northenter Street home, Miss Mary Merklinger’s granite wedding shower for Geo Miller of Rochester PA, and brief notes on attorneys Rogers Olmstead Kinard and Pogie in line for a local court matter and social happenings around town.
Fragmentary report notes Mise Shiravllows returned to Pittsburgh for work. Robert Heerling Jr. returned near Miros, NY on Thursday after attending studies at a polytechnic school.
Charles Ross Wall of Erie was struck by a fast freight train on the New York Central Lines between Plum and Capende streets. His body was found this morning on the high speed track by a train crew.
Four persons, including at least two Jamestown residents, were injured in a three car collision on the Buffalo Erie Turnpike near Ripley. John E. Bellardo of Jamestown, C. W. Finke of Willard Ohio, and Mr and Mrs McKeenan of Serato Pennsylvania were involved. Two were rushed to St Vincent’s Hospital in Erie. The McKeenans were honeymooners en route to California. Deputy Sheriff James Houghton investigated. Dr. Persons treated the injured.
One of the surviving users of an old fashioned fixer body denies women control over housekeeping with cannyeilne-Arhansds Gaverte. The claim centers on gender roles and traditional domestic duties in a rural community, highlighting a clash between established norms and evolving social expectations.
Lemisel Wall a 87 year old Civil War veteran from Kellettville was found dead in a field near the public highway two miles above Kellettville after a rifle shot. Authorities suspect robbery as a motive but consider a stray bullet a possible cause. Medical examiners ruled out suicide and note the wound path suggests a discharge from a Winchester rifle.
Governor Fisher begins a tour of state institutions including hospitals normal schools and sanatoriums. The inspection will cover state owned and state aided facilities with plans to visit Philadelphia area and other regions after completing all campuses. Milton McCray and Forest Gates departed Monday for a motor trip to Kingston and the Adirondack Mountains.
Wayne B Wheeler leader of the nation’s prohibition movement died in Bate Beek Sanitariiven after kidney troubles. Burial is planned in Columbus beside his wife who died in an oil stove accident earlier. Wheeler’s sons and doctors noted he appeared optimistic before the end. Funeral services will be held at Central Methodist Church in Columbus with burial afterward.
An attempt to launch a long distance flight from Cranwell Air Drome to New York is postponed to tomorrow due to weather and final preparations. Captain Walter Tomedillie and Chas A Levine lead the effort with wind cited as a challenge.
Saturday morning Clarence Pralide of Northern Sparta delivered a truckload of milk to a Spartansburg plant. He apparently left the truck in gear while stopping, and when he tried to crank it forward it lurched and struck a distance of about ten feet, trapping him briefly and causing a tense moment before assistance arrived.
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