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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
3
Public notice from Corry pa area outlining mail rates and delivery details. Advertising rates to be announced on request. Notes include Corry Post Office classification and carriage terms for subscribers and carriers.
A late 1910s Pittsburgh Gazette Times item reports widespread fear of Bolshevik influence in England, noting unionists allying with revolutionaries from Russia and France. It describes police protections for troops at Aldershot, deportation plans for alien agitators, and critiques British and American views on allowing agitators to speak, urging timely action to curb revolutionary activity.
Corry students attend modern facilities while nationwide school systems face a serious crisis. A survey of 28 cities shows overcrowded classrooms up to 50 percent over normal capacity, partial schedules and multi platoon systems, unfinished buildings, and reduced hours. Municipalities rush new building programs and annexes to cope with rising enrollments and future needs.
Fragmented column notes social habits and tech use, mentioning needlework phonographs and gas prices. It hints at auto drivers and pedestrian safety, with a tongue in cheek take on how women learn new skills and navigate modern conveniences.
An old ad claims Parisian Sage destroys dandruff germs to stop scalp itching and hair loss. It promotes Parisian Sage as a quick safe treatment and urges purchase at WW P Amer & Co drug or toilet counters with a guaranteed effect.
A compilation of scattered items from The Journal Pilea dated September 28 1906 notes a funeral car from Rochester arriving this morning rumors of Perry Storer offering the old vehicle for a hack neighbors and local residents trends in Missouri and Mrs Julgene Miller moving into their Shaily Ave home Chris Zilch catches a large bass at Recreation Park a mayor validates travel plans Franke L Bliss departs for Loomis Washington for four months the Hungarian Orchestra of Centeron returns and Mrs Vinton Doolittle migrates from Union City to N Center Street due to crowded conditions at feat No 4 the Goan at its Monday meeting votes to open another room and appoints Miss Mary Crisby to lead teaching duties in Columbus
Fragmentary display description discusses a blue cloth costume with cuffs and scarf edged with soles. The text is garbled but indicates styling details and potential display remarks in a period fashion note. No clear person, organization, or event is identified.
Lakehurst New Jersey September 28 United Press reports naval authorities are considering moving the Shenandoahi Javits to Washington due to difficulties of bringing gauges and accommodating them It is practically certain that the court will be convened in Washington Secretary Wilbur has not yet been asked to authorize the transfer Critics Col William Mitchell and Captain Apton Tevien will be present Mrs Zachary Lansdowne widow of the ships commander has been invited to speak after the wreck Commander Lansdowne had tried to avoid taking his ship into the middle west ton over a year
Dull market tone for pork and lard with firm tendencies in certain fats. Mixed notes on sugar coffee and butter with regional price hints. Dairy products include state whole milk and creamery butter with references to white and brown varieties. Ducks, chickens, and other livestock appear with sparse quotations.
Ridgway September 28 Max Trenn of Joe, Elk County was killed at 8 30 am in the mines of Voree while at work. He was born in Germany about 40 years ago and moved to this country years ago. He belonged to United Mine Workers of America Local 2045 of Poroe.
Ridgway Dynamo and Engine Company constructed the large motors powering undersea craft. Local factories have supplied the government with submarine motors for several years, reflecting strong regional involvement inSSL disaster response preparations.
Pittsburgh socialists announce a formal welcome for Eugene V Debs with an elaborate celebration in Pittsburgh. Debs is scheduled to lecture on Thursday October 1 on ideas about peace and freedom in the semi civilized world.
A fragmented entry notes Hibertas and Cresby lines affecting peaches. A. J. Youngs of North Bast, Pa., appears in the sparse text with a date of October 1, detailing a potential dispatch hold or market action. The readability is limited and lacks full context.
Columbus residents heard that the crossing elimination matter at Pittsburgh has been referred to engineers from the Erie Railroad the State Highway Department Columbus township Public Service Commission and county officials led by ED Stewart and Peter Nelson. The committee will study and investigate with another meeting planned in Morrisburg and no action is expected this fall.
Oil City set October 12 to dedicate the new Knights of Columbus home on the McKinney residence site at Petroleum and West Second streets. The remodel nears completion and the club house aims to be among the finest in the region with a possible visit by prominent Knights of Columbus figures for a landmark opening day event.
London fashion notes from September 24 indicate powder blue attire is rising among West End tailors. Styles include double breasted coats with long lines and close fits, darker overcoats, and trousers showing heels. American visitors influence suggests broader adoption.
Two Italians were wounded in clashes between Fascist and Anti Fascist factions in New York as delegates from Italy arrived for the interparliamentary conference in Washington. Despite police plans and escort details, disorders occurred near the steamer Duilio with extensive security including detectives, bomb squad officers, and federal agents. A separate note mentions Misses Nina Sitter Carrie Mark and Lyle Durham traveling to Tamestown, A. Saturday.
Fresh evidence emerges in a Chicago prison scandal alleging bartering of special privileges for money. Prosectors say jailed inmates paid Wesley Westbrook and aides to obtain favors, with further testimony expected as the inquiry widens.
John J. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers speaks with union leaders in Pittsburgh before departing for Scranton to address minds relating the anthracite suspension. Lewis arrived from Pripetont West Virginia where he addressed a miners rally Saturday.
In the charter granted by Charles I in 1649, Maine is described as the Province or County of Mayne. The wording reflects historical spelling variations and indicates the naming origins tied to Mayne and arising from early colonial designation.
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