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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal Corry Pa publishers note West South Street announces rates by mail and carrier. A quoted essay argues about women's rights and headship in the family, reflecting social views of the era.
The Episcopal bishop of Colorado Rev. Irving Peake Johnson rejects proposals to remove the word obey from the marriage service. He argues wifely obedience upholds family leadership and warns against modern views eroding marriage authority. He likens a family to a corporation with the husband as head.
Playdhrop of Warren and Surveyor Hill of North Easy are in the city today doing preliminary work on the Chevy and Columbus trolley line. Mr and Mrs Elmer Mellray and Floyd left for Seattle to spend the winter. Rev A L Warren moved his household goods to Prospect Waller county to reside. Dr A J Smith left Sunday to visit his brother Don in Omaha.
An analysis argues advertising expands business by making products known. It contrasts duck eggs and chicken eggs, notes some merchants advertise to attract customers while others do not, and claims newspaper ads are a service feature of modern stores. It also mentions a Paris restaurant sale and new housing growth signals.
A brief health tip urges mothers to keep antiseptic handy for children. Cleaning a bruise or cut promptly can prevent infection and promote quicker healing through immediate care.
A reflective comment notes civilization bears responsibility and questions go unasked while attention focuses on coal as a matter of little relevance.
Franklin Sept. 20 The local company of National Guardsmen faces a court martial as attendance and discipline have deteriorated since camp. Officers have sent offenders to Colonel Smathers for action after repeated warnings and stricter measures were adopted following low drill turnout.
Rody P. Marshall Jr., paralyzed from injuries suffered while diving at Narragansett Pier, was en route to Pittsburgh home. He was to arrive at 8:02 a.m. with his agents and physician, amid questions about a drill absence and a court martial with fines up to $25 or 25 days in jail.
Benjamin Clickner proprietor of the Grandin Hotel at Wher denied selling liquor to federal prohibition agents in a trial before Judge Schoonmaker. Agents Quinn and Cusack testified they bought liquor at Clickner's place on April 26. Several witnesses including Mayor Alexander of Corry testified for Clickner as he sought mercy after a prior guilty verdict for violating prohibition laws.
W. J. Mart Solf, chief divisional agent of prohibition enforcement, said Philadelphia breweries supply Pittsburgh with about 3 000 barrels weekly after a truck carrying ten barrels was confiscated.
Andrew Wiesner eighteen former county commissioner’s son died at home from typhoid fever after ten weeks of illness. He leaves his parents Mrs and Mrs Joseph Wiesner and six siblings. Funeral services are set at St Marys Church Monday morning at 9 00. Another St Marys youth, Thomas Hachett eighteen, remains critically ill at Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital.
Duluth Herald contemplates that undeveloped peoples face theft of natural resources in any northern colonization, arguing isolation as a safeguard. The piece questions imperial impulse and the ethics of exploiting arctic lands.
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