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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania notices show publisher details and postal rates. By mail five dollars yearly and carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Ad listings indicate publication information and pricing for readers in Corry.
A fragmented critique envisions Valentino's works achieving immortality through preservation of films and stage performances. It argues future generations may one day see living images preserved, with the painter or writer as key figures in maintaining legacy and popular appeal across eras.
In a discussion on oil supply, experts warn that shale oil could extend resources but faces high costs and uncertain viability. Columbia University chemist Ralph McKee notes Colorado and Utah shale may yield 10 to 80 times the oil used historically, yet extraction costs and the need for conservation loom large as the nation seeks self sufficiency.
Erie County criminal court opens Monday afternoon with the trial of Schrader for the stabbing death of a lake sailor aboard a lake vessel. A partial docket lists John Smith, Joe Dud, Clyde Smith, Petrucelli, Kuhns, Duda, Dalrymple, Lesniak, Wilkinson, Estes, Ray Sugars, and others facing charges including arson, larceny, auto and assault offenses. County inspection trips and a grand jury session are planned through Tuesday.
The item argues for direct sunlight in homes and workplaces to improve public health, urging health officers to promote sunlit designs. It notes authorities should emphasize clean air and bright interiors, criticizing gloomy environments and urging practical, sunlight-based living and working spaces.
The distinguished gambier known as HAN visited the city overnight regaling a crowd with philosophizing and an Indelible pencil demonstration. Torvort Riltrson notes Batt sin is ready for Saturday’s race as many supporters wager large sums. A severe storm earlier damaged fruit trees and property while the Oil City Bike team defeated the same rival at League Park. Colonel Windsor of Warren arrived for work on the State road contract and other activities continued through the week.
Critics urge clearer rules as shoppers face high costs for essential staples. Officials guarantee protections amid reports of price fluctuations and aggressive marketing affecting households.
A garbled OCR fragment cites a nearby star at an extreme distance and a claimed world age near hundreds of millions of years. It mentions aluminum and a price figure, then references a general similarity to Earth and a supposed site connection, but the text is unreadable and inconclusive.
Report indicates brass dining ware and cooking utensils in Korea may be contaminated with toxins. Investigators note widespread use of wired insalls and unusual health complaints among residents, with a focus on possible links to popular imported goods.
Frail children and weak adults urged to try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Claims to build strength, vitality, and better health. promotes 60 tablets for 10 cents at N. F. Ames & Co. or any druggist.
Five years after the Hall Mills murders the state nears a clue as Ralph W. Gorsling and Catherine Rastall face grand jury bail. Meanwhile two youths killed in a derailment near Parnassus when their car ran a signal and was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad Buffalo Express.
Fragmentary text notes a vague claim about enjoying life and heaven, with phrases about seeing the best and moments of happiness. Names, dates, places, or concrete actions are not clear enough to identify. The readable parts suggest a reflective, perhaps poetic, aside rather than a specific event or notice.
Weather favors the final preparations for a New York to Paris flight attempt. The Sikorsky sky biplane underwent final motor adjustments and seat removal, with success indicated for a potential takeoff on Wednesday or Thursday this week.
The Temple theatre in Bane is taking shape with three scenery sets painted by the New York Scenic Studio. The stage, cenery and dressing rooms completed at a cost of 30,000 dollars, part of a 250,000 dollar investment. After a February fire destroyed the old building, proprietors H. E. Brown and A. R. Nelson planned a larger, modern theatre. Opened in summer 1925, the new structure ranks with Northwestern Pennsylvanias grandhouses. A second proof wall allows showing motion pictures before stage completion.
The ninth annual convention of the Kiwanians of Pennsylvania opened at Conneaut Lake with a golf tournament. About 1,000 delegates are expected to attend the event, marking the start of the gathering.
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