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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sundays from West South Street Corry Pa. A D Colegrove Arthur Colegrove listed as editors. Engered at the Corry Post Office as second class mail matter. Rates include $5.00 yearly by mail and three cents per copy. fifteen cents for weekly advertising rights available on application.
An editorial from the Federal Reserve Bank Review urges caution over inflation potential, misused opportunities, and aggressive price maneuvers. It notes uneven industry growth, asks how prosperity will be sustained, and calls for careful study of order pricing and delivery issues to avoid repeating past production distortions.
A Bert newspaper reports that Professor Pig Posakoff in Russia has allegedly mastered latent energy from the air, enabling ships to travel unlimited distances using uranium-based power. The work is said to be under military blockades to guard secrecy, with suppressed results and no independent verification.
Experts estimate the U S auto output will reach about 7,000,000 cars in 1922 as production expands. March shows a 19 percent gain over February, signaling a record year and reinforcing America’s lead in global vehicle manufacturing.
A fragment hints at a proverb about bad luck in matches and a woman selling clenrette items with three mitches, suggesting a quirky life observation or joke from a bygone era. The garbled text references luck, matchmaking, and a seller described as jokester, within a newsy note.
A proposed plan envisions using the Jordan River from Miwa Hermon to the Dew War to provide elect power for lighting railways industry and irrigation as a key step in resettling Palestine.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes blips about April, Seattle, and public spending with stray musings on discipline, politics, and perpetual motion. It references a siege, sturgeon, a princess, and odd trivia, presenting a mosaic of disconnected items without clear narrative.
A fragment proposes using steam whistles to urge citizens to vote on election day with variations like tunes or patriotic songs. It suggests megaphone broadcasts and impersonal press as tools to boost turnout, and notes voters may react over time to such tactics.
A state survey asked prominent women whether to use their own names or join their husbands after marriage. Most favored keeping or combining maiden names with the husband’s, a tradition seen as simple for family unity. Emancipated feminism debated but voting largely supported the husband’s name.
Journal notes reflect election of John Torew as chair of the Erie select council and the re election of William G. Crosby as county selectior. A Lo B A ball at the armory featured Symphony Orchestra and Chulhwele solos. WL Durban elected president of the Prohibition Alliance at a meeting at Secretary ROC Loupe’s home.
A young lawyer faces jail after refusing to testify in the Puglise case, a noted art degree murder trial in Pennsylvania. He cites conflict of interest and law student status while Attor ney Margwel argues the witness must testify. Court orders potential jail until he complies or faces consequences as the case draws global interest. Other items note Go id ory ho jail terms and local employment ads in Sasgertown.
Last evening two new members voted against a verge of dismissals amid claims no committee existed at the moment. Mr and Mrs Jerome Davis opened their Smith street home yesterday inviting friends to city council discussions. Hopeful signs of an awakening are noted as the community awaits the next meeting.
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