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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
United Press reports the Public Service Commission will consider applications by railroad linked bus lines in Maryland for passenger service. The commission may favor lines backed by rail companies, signaling a shift in route and permit decisions amid competition concerns.
The first Canadian railway links Gaghlelé on the south bank of the St Lawrence to St Fulins near the Richelieu river, spanning 18 miles. Opened July 24, 1836, by Earl Gosford, then governor general.
A fragment notes a pocket container or irrigation fan priced at 2600 dollars in Phoenix. It mentions a related 2000 dollar item and references a Cahze unclear in the text. The damaged OCR limits precise details but indicates a local purchase or listing involving a fan or device.
New York market action showed a renewed rally on the stock exchange with notable activity in rail stocks. Traders anticipated a strong month ahead as investors weighed industrials and rail developers amid cautious sentiment and month end dynamics.
Miners cheer as Soudan mine in Valley Camp is set to reopen after closure since November 4, 1924. The plan includes adding a new mine in the Monongahela Valley and Washington district to boost operations and employment in the area.
Paine Beyersheimer died in a hospital after being poisoned. Police arrested William McCarty, 87, of Elizabeth, in connection with the case. Beyersheimer allegedly identified McCarty as the man who brought her to the hospital and claimed she acted at her own request.
Forest Hills reports Billy Johnston, hero of strenuous court battles, defeated Philadelphia star Dick Williams at 75 to 63 in a thrilling afternoon contest. Johnston’s savvy and fight drew thousands of admirers as the United Press recounts this decisive victory in a hard fought match.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference an event in New Orleans involving a scientist and an emotional crisis. The readable text is highly unclear, with stray phrases about powers, abstinence, and a baby, making concrete facts impossible to extract. No identifiable individuals or organizations are confirmed.
The text notes the youngest jockey on the circuit, with a rising record and notable standings. It mentions his rapid ascent, premier status, and enviable achievements within the racing world. The fragment emphasizes youth, speed, and competitive success among top riders.
Carrylles sisters reported strong crowds at the Titusville Fair with an afternoon and evening program drawing about 10,000 attendees, setting a new attendance record for the event. A dusk double quartet performed at H. S. auditorium as vendors offered dairy, beef, and produce specials at Central Market.
The article notes a proclamation designating October 2 as Arbor and Bird Day urging forest preservation amid wood shortages. It mentions related notices and local events in a prominence of community affairs and school activities including dances and shop ads.
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