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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
3
The notice lists advertising rates for the Cony Evening Journal Corry Pa with pricing for mail and carrier delivery, including annual and weekly costs and a disclaimer about rates being disclosed upon request. Arthur Colegrove is named as publisher and the paper is entered at the Corry post office as second class mail matter.
John Barrett, former Pan American Union director general, argues over Pan American Union membership with Canada. He notes Britain’s independent treaty ability within the empire could complicate U S leadership in the hemisphere and calls for Canada to join a future Anglo Saxon alliance in the New World.
A year ago Des Lacs ND claimed to be the only town with a women’s ward in public office. The piece argues men and women each bring strengths, noting a lone female official’s tough but competent term amid broader calls for shared governance. It asserts administration thrives when both sexes contribute, avoiding a purely masculine or feminine rule.
Mrs. Harding orders an old fashioned flower garden for the Whits House grounds this summer to evoke a homelike scene. The plan includes pansies morning glories snapdragons foxgloves and other traditional blooms to contrast with formal exotic displays. The garden aims to reflect American spirit through familiar plants and rustic charm.
A garbled OCR snapshot features scattered phrases about work, spring fever, fashion, politics, and city life. It mentions New York, Los Angeles, Pacific coast cities, a draft wind, and a line about a man who wears a certain pair of votes to hide holes, with disjointed observations on women, money, and worry.
Chicago reports last year shows a drop in juvenile delinquency of about 40 percent with a projected fall in adult crime five to ten years ahead. The figure is linked to social services, welfare work, school activities, and community recreation efforts such as Boy and Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. A robust social life in cities and towns is urged as a remedy for the girl and boy problem and for early crime prevention.
Yon. Av Aate and his mother moved there this morning. Miss Dina Armstrong Mara Serle Finger and Gertrude Weber traveled to the hospital. McMullen joined the Atlantic and Pacific team to work in the city. The spring poet faced a setback as his work was stored. The Presbyterian church social drew a decent crowd despite bad weather. A quartet including Chris Donoghue Claude Livermore Ralph and Roger Bracken gave a notably good singing performance.
Fragmentary OCR captures a formal debate on socialism versus capitalism in the British Parliament. Philip Sowden the Socialist critic attacks capitalistic systems, but the Labor majority outlines cautious response, arguing for measured reform while warning against sweeping change.
Early this month Paris dedicates a hall at the Invalides Museum to America’s role in World War II with relics records and memorial material. The exhibit aims to honor Allied military naval and air forces and includes sections for other allies as part of a grand memorial effort. The display seeks to keep memories alive and reinforce understanding among former wartime allies. A new Federal Reserve bank vault is discussed, noting steel walls and a solid door, with questions about funding and savings plans.
A fragment on horse populations notes the United States holds about twenty million horses, a small decline from prior counts, while Russia accounts for most exportable horses abroad. It laments potential declines in horse numbers as mechanization rises and questions the future role of the horse in society.
Local notice warns that mice and shrews will devastate corn and root crops if unchecked. Domestic mice multiply quickly, risking granaries and storehouses as pests threaten agricultural storage and food supplies.
The article surveys rainmaking ideas and notes varied methods from dust and sand fences to electrical and vapor experiments. It references scientists debating feasibility, lab testing, and potential real world application while highlighting funding pressures and public interest.
A telegraphic wireless dispatch reports the death of Captain William Sutherty’s son near Baltimore after a mobile incident. The vessel’s wireless crew relayed the news just after the incident, with the captain’s message sent from sea to shore.
Four French sailors were killed and four injured today when a French warship stocker der LarwigShafen wrecked near the Schile region. Local authorities investigate the incident and confirm casualties and injuries.
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