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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal Corry Pa notes publisher Arthur Colegrove entries with postal information and mailing rates. The item lists annual and weekly subscription prices and carrier charges. Advertising rates are referenced as available upon application.
A Saney Stone League proposal to let married women keep maiden names faces limited support. Critics fear identity loss and social disruption, while proponents urge simple, respectful transition. Some favor Miss Melen Tone choosing Mrs Melen Jone Brown after marriage, arguing the change preserves individuality without stigma.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Yrom Yashmak and Komal advocates linking feminine freedom to Turkey’s political shifts. Observations on dress contrast between Western styles and traditional garb, with hopes that increased Western contact will soften and liberalize Turkish social norms and policies.
Garden seeds in bulk and bulk seeds available. Union Produce Co with Davis Woods and Rouse advertise garden supplies. Multiple color options include red green brown or black. Product guarantees and paint services offered by Stewart & Co.
The garbled column mocks American and Turkish phrases linking divorce, treaties, and foreign groups. It mentions nickel prices, cars from Florida, a New York gate, and a later note on miners in Pennsylvania and Sunbury, with scattered claims of arrests and jail.
Readable fragments recount a morning wreck on a street car line near Reitowne killing nine and injuring many. A freight train collision ignited a fire. casualties and property damage reported. Also notes on society movements, conventions, and local happenings from April 1908.
Four men sentenced Thursday morning after pleading guilty in liquor cases. Harry Salyrman of City transporting liquor pays $200 fine and 10 days in jail. Cleon Rows fined $100 plus costs and 30 days in jail. Albert Leach and George A. Ethels receive the same sentence.
A garbled excerpt describes a cart with apples spilling as a wagon named Lee vanishes from a town scene. A driver attempts to cross a soggy area, becomes mired, and laments the loss with a puzzled remark about sticks and empty hands. The text is incomplete and reads like a stray OCR fragment.
An old advertisement promotes Parisian Sage by NF Athes ani Co as a quick solution for scalp irritation and to foster luxuriant hair growth. The copy urges readers to ask for the Parisian Sage product and guarantees satisfaction.
Irene Castle appears at the Drohen Theatre in Dunkirk on Thursday evening April 26 presenting a light entertainment called Warce and Saxhiony of 1928 with Mrs Purtle contributing. The show features dancing a roomy bill including Castle One Step Victation Walk Mossanmer Nighy Dream Walk Yankee Denile Trot and Argentine Tasigy numbers.
Kane reports the death of Richard Thos Shursimeare aged 90 at his home on Kinga Avenue after a six week illness of bronchial pneumonia. The long lived resident had been Kane’s oldest inhabitant and faced repeated rallies against his illness before the fatal ending.
A testimonial from Mrs Florence Smith describes chronic stomach trouble causing rheumatism and pain, claiming one box of Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy cured her enough to work again. The ad urges sufferers of indigestion acidity and related symptoms to buy the product from their druggist, noting widespread success in similar cases and that Thomas Downey and other druggists supply it.
A letter claims a 25 year old near death patient recovered after using Maynis Wonderful Remedy. The missive praises its quick relief from jaundice and loss of appetite, describing a simple harmlegs preparation said to cleanse the intestinal tract and ease stomach and liver ailments. It credits James O. Condra as distributor.
Authorities raided two sites in Ater City linked to illegal liquor activity. At 1124 East Tenth, Joseph Wotekielwien was named as operating twin stills with several barrels ready for trade. A warrant led to seizure of mash samples and an arrest awaiting arraignment before Alderman Stuart Momever on charges under the reform act.
Hornell was hit by a heavy winter snowstorm that arrived Wednesday afternoon, shutting down travel as darkness fell and leaving surrounding hills and roads buried under deep drifts overnight, with poor visibility and blocked routes in the town.
Kellogg's Bran is promoted as a natural, scientifically prepared remedy for constipation. The ad urges two tablespoons daily, claims it can prevent conditions like Bright's disease and diabetes, and praises bran as a versatile, delicious staple used in meals, with serving tips and widespread distribution.
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