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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal notes publishing daily except Sunday from West South Street Gary Pa with Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It lists mail rates and carriage prices for subscriptions and single copies, noting entry as second class matter and pricing per year or per week.
A garbled OCR passage discusses addiction, disease control, and medical treatment in uncertain terms. It references vaccination, remedies, and the role of healthcare facilities, questioning safety and effectiveness of interventions and the burden on patients and society.
A distorted report discusses Italian labor migration under new schemes allegedly to fit American standards. It notes Italy’s aim to export workers while preserving sovereignty and family ties, with U S inspections and domestic resistance shaping potential cross border arrangements.
A dense string of garbled items touches on Hissian tenders, Irish government, American plan, baseball pennants, a detectives’ firing in St Louis, marriage in Atlantic City, a Los Angeles arrest, Texas and Kentucky comments, rural population figures, pugilist Demprey, and Soviet leadership fears. The passage weaves disparate topics and names with little coherence.
Ridgway April 24 A Buick owned by Sis Estella Pistner of St Marys crashed after skidding on the Ridgway St Marys road. Mrs Estella Pistner drove, with her sister Mrs Charles Schaut and mother Mrs Adan Pistner aboard. Mrs Schaut suffered a fractured collar bone and serious cuts and bruises while Mrs Pistner and her mother escaped with injuries. The car was badly damaged.
A survey of events from April 24 1902 notes hiring plans for King’s Summer School and Corry, visits by Rev J W Campbell to Cambridge Springs for officers’ meeting, Methodist choir hosts in Erie area, Tyron Baulitt's trip to Carry and St Louis, and a Erie engine 805 freight train explosion injuring engineer Pfie ld Hiréman Slyke and Head Brakeman Sitvair as protection of survivors was limited.
April 21 state troopers raided Poland Center School House to halt netting parties and similar orgies. Charles Willett and Mrs May Tarding faced disorderly conduct charges after damages. They paid fines at arraignment before Justice Frank Meyers. A Catholic rally at St Joseph's in Warren honored Mather W. Sieverding with a requiem high mass attended by priests from nearby towns. A coroner's jury found Vincen Lyman blameless in a truck crash that killed Genevieve Synaki, faulting the truck driver for lacking brakes.
An old testimonial promotes Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy claiming dramatic relief from indigestion dyspepsia acidity sour stomach gas heartburn and stomach pains. The ad urges readers to buy at their druggist and notes endorsements by Dr Orth and local sellers.
An ad touts JointBase as a universal remedy for stiff swollen joints whether from rheumatism or not. It claims rapid absorption to lubricate ligaments and bone, reduce swelling, and subdue inflammation. Thomas Downey and others dispense it daily, with a tube priced for general use.
The prohibition enforcement scene unfolds as the Wormer bill to limit wares faces a close vote after hours of heated debate. Philadelphia figures argue against the dry measure while allies tout enforcement. A large contingent including Masonic Travelers from Warren visits the city, and funeral plans for Dr Wally M. Bakes are noted, with full report to follow in the Journal.
A man once called an old pill due to a grumpy mood and sickly digestion finds relief with Beecham's Pills. Two pills at bedtime restore health, lifting his spirits, improving digestion and liver function, as his wife witnesses his renewed vitality. Sold by all druggists for 25 and 50 cents.
An old advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural solution to constipation, claiming it cleanses the system, fights toxins, and improves health. It describes the product as versatile for meals and desserts, with instructions to use two tablespoonfuls daily and notes packaging details.
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