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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Corry Pennsylvania listing Conan Doyle and ghosts in a page feature. Mentions publication date and pricing details for daily and weekly editions. Includes publisher address West South Street Corry and entry line for A. D. Colegrove.
A review of public expenditures shows rising taxation as a national concern. The piece cites figures from 1900 to 1916, notes allocations across counties, and argues voters must recognize the pattern of government spendthrift before approving further land issues.
The text discusses a controversial new Weyhern phrase and “Gloom Buckets” amid postwar prophecies on prices and recovery. It critiques sensational forecasts from the West and Europe, noting hopes for rapid revival clash with doubts about prophetic excess and the world’s stabilizing outlook.
The marriage bans of Apibrose McCabe cot Erie and Miss Mary Mead of Corry were published at St Thomas church yesterday morning The annual Easter Monday ball will be held tonight F Bogart and wife spent Easter in the city with Mrs Pranks Weeks Mish Evalonn Warrey Jotterner Shostent Ruwhard Dring her stay in Corry who had made many friends The Sunday New York World continued an interesting sketch of Jide Mr Thayer of St Louis who is brother of Mrk Babbitt and an uncle of Frank T Babbitt of this city The Thimble Worth Ferns ThembIe wed by the late queen of Alain was worth 9000 00
A garbled piece threads random ideas about proper behavior, gardening, neighbors, marriage, golf fear, missing words, and scattered reflections. It hints at personal history and social scenes but lacks clear events or coherent narrative. The text reads like stray musings rather than a cohesive report.
Removal notice lists Walter L Peake and Johnson Bldy with references to Romi 1 and Cameron Wide beside St James Wotel S16, indicating a relocation or transfer action and associated site details for the referenced parties.
A late shiropeah doctor near age 109 shares a curious longevity lore about sleeping with a compass. He warns that placing the compass near the bed and aiming it true north will align sleep and health, predicting a safe, horizontal rest and correct direction.
A public speech excerpt notes a lame duck remark praising past presidents and urging restraint. It discusses how the comment would have appeared on the congressional floor if spoken there, and reflects on the accountability and tone used by political figures and employers toward departing officials.
World Zionist leader Chaim Weizmann proposes Jerusalem as the League of Nations seat, arguing a Zionist symbol would fit the organization’s aims though practical hurdles remain. The piece comments on political intrigue and contrasts Jerusalem’s historic associations with the Geneva base. A rental notice for furnished rooms at 127 Third Avenue is tucked within the text.
An ad touts Kellogg's Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation, urging daily use of two tablespoons. It extols health benefits for all ages, touts pleasant taste, and promotes Bran pancakes and other Kellogg recipes printed on packaging.
Farm communities in American and Canadian districts established rest rooms for women visiting market towns. A small tax funds a facility with a matron hostess, nurse on call, hot lunch, afternoon tea, ample seating, toilets, and child care options. The service marks a shift from male-centered town visits to dedicated women’s spaces.
The text argues that what is not practical is not desirable and that genuine benefit comes from an informed understanding and a well directed pursuit. It emphasizes practical reach and thoughtful effort as keys to value and success.
An advertisement claims Mio stomach tablets provide immediate relief for indigestion and distress with a money back guarantee by NF Ames & Co. The copy suggests quick action against acute digestive discomfort and mentions a reassurance policy for dissatisfied customers.
Erie assemblyman Morrison wins backing from the Erie Ministerial Association and Interchurch Federation as his candidacy moves forward. At a Tuesday night gathering at the Pulstered Brethren church in Life won, about 70 ministers attended, signaling strong support and a unified push for Morrison’s nomination.
In Erie on April 13, local officials announced plans by the Bessemer Line to move the present depot to Twelfth and Peach streets and to construct a new modern freight station. The project includes remodeling the current site into a two story structure with offices for local heads, marking a rapid expansion of the line in the city.
Beecham's Pills have long been touted as a remedy to quell troubles that affect digestion and the stomach. The text argues troubles strike the stomach hardest, causing indigestion, slowed liver function, constipation, and biliousness, and suggests invigorating digestion, stimulating the bowels, and toning the system as a cure, with Beecham's Pills recommended for years.
The readable fragment mentions a station and locations but lacks coherent events or clear entities. It reads as garbled text about a station, measurements, and names that do not form a complete, verifiable item. Further readable content is needed to produce a valid record.
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