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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania outlining mailing classifications and rates. It lists Arthur Colegrave as publisher and details post office handling, second class mail status, annual and weekly pricing, and advertising rate information available on request.
A lengthy editorial reflects on liberty of belief amid rising intolerance in America. It praises former New York Governor Charles E. Hughes for defending civil and religious liberty, warns against majority rule over dissent, and urges protection of learning from religious persecution. The piece cites Str Hophel and supports careful scrutiny of attempts to restrict thought.
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic vote with mixed nerves as Atlanta hosts the next convention bid. Some cheer, others warn against reopening Civil War wounds, noting lingering resentments across both North and South and the tainted memory of the past.
The French school attributes lying sickness to oxygen shortage at high altitude, while the Italian school argues it results from carbon monoxide in the blood. The debate centers on how altitude affects the body's blood chemistry and oxygen transport.
Fragmentary notes recount a dramatic dispute at a church gathering and imply a grievous end linked to shame. The text mentions music, a horse’s era ending, and a man’s death, signaling a fatal social consequence. Names and exact details are obscured in the damaged OCR.
Twenty years ago a Journal file notes Mayor John Iner serving Wiecis from 1886 to 1887. G Di Meath announced the committee alleged $2000 of the $2400 honor necessary to fund the new bigin chair factory. He felt the project was dubious and the committee's claim faced dispute.
A historic charge recalls a horse named wencessii dying after a delivery wagon incident at a city fair. Officials report the animal asphyxiated by carbon monoxide gas from crowds and machinery, marking a somber note amid festivities in Franklin county. The event follows a week of repairs and a banquet at Hin Nandsoue.
An Ames & Co advert promotes Parisian Sage as superior for wavy soft hair and abundant growth. It claims the product perfects hair and scalp and urges readers to buy at drag and toilet counters listed by Ames & Co.
American railroads reported net operating income of 61.33 million last year and 80.94 million this year, marking strong gains over the prior year. The industry shows continued healthy improvement, driven by private operation and increased efficiency, suggesting sustained profitability and stability.
An official notes issues with temporary seating on the Southern Vacillo Railroad due to wear and ignored seating replacements. Travelers fear lack of suitable seats for gasgeet of Vatsiinge Bu eh and sea t allotment. Railway users suggest replacement charges may be paid, while dissatisfaction with current arrangements grows.
A new process turns peat into wrapping paper and related paper products. Producers report peat fiber offers sustainable alternatives, with pilots launching in several mills to test quality and feasibility for mainstream use.
Unclear OCR text describes a violent incident in Mayville involving Joseph Navarro of Rochester and his wife Angelina Navarro. It notes the alleged killer has not been apprehended and police continue the search. Names and places are garbled with many errors, making precise details uncertain.
Ball Phi reports 96.2 percent, detailing M F Coyle General Insurance offerings at 42 Franklin Street with emphasis on reliability and local service.
Mose Penstula appeared before Justice of the Peace A Roy Parsdis in Mayville on a Sept. afternoon arraigned on murder charges. He pleaded not guilty as authorities alleged a brutal fatal assault at a Cherry Creek hotel and nightclub party involving a concussed singer and other partygoers.
Two traveling wives discuss family life during a comfortable chat with servants weather and children. One asks about husbands line and the other finally answers that her husband is “always tailing whout dotted line.”
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