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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
3
The notice lists subscription costs by mail five dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. It states advertising rates are available upon application.
The piece surveys Senator Hiram Johnson and Senator Underwood amid isolationist stances and European stability concerns. It notes Johnson as a potential Republican candidate and describes differing views on the League of Nations and World Court. The New York speech frames a referendum on American foreign policy for the next election.
Reprint notes from 1903 events at the Ohio School of Oratory showing young entrants at the event with Genevieve Keilbough and Louise Whittle Brackon among audience favorites. Mentions a hospital visit and local social notes including Winifred Rogers and Miss Lifsa Dawa leaving for travel.
A garbled OCR style patchwork mentions swimming, a picnic, dynamited fowes, and a Presidential bomb rumor. It references Pittown Pa, Germ an marks, 3 000 000 litres, Kos Peay, and a Philadelphia track shot, all presented as a jumble of unconnected phrases and names.
Readable bits mention a campaign with two figures opposing view and a 307 pound reference. No coherent event, date, or clear actors emerge beyond general contest notions. The text is heavily garbled and lacks usable identifiers.
The Atlantic Monthly's August issue prints Woodrow Wilson's first postpresidency piece under the title Row Away from Revolution. He warns that unrest grips America and the world, urges spiritual redemption over partisanship, and calls for curbing capitalist abuses while defending democratic ideals and human progress amid Rus sian revelations. The article frames his plea as nonviolent, emphasizing moral reform and universal rights. Street care are getting at us homemade airplanes.
Obituary notice for Dr Andrew B McKelvey, a neuropathist and spine specialist, with reference to his practice at Ores Horn Brook and contact details including a central office line and an emergency bell. The fragment indicates medical credentials and location-based identifiers.
A Johnsonburg man died and several others were injured in a late night collision near Ridgway. The victims include Angeld AlLane Aker, 21, of the qyhire, who died shortly after the crash. William Hotser of Johnsonburg sustained serious injuries. Five youths were hospitalized with non fatal injuries after the car they were in overturned on the Wouryark road while returning from Kersey, then rolled into a bank.
George E. Nelson Mia Elwin Craptor thank neighbors and friends for their assist and care during their mother and sister's illness and death.
The court affirmed a jury verdict awarding the plaintiff $2,225.70 against the defendant in a dispute over use of a building for a holiday celebration. The decision follows a prior trial in Brie County Common Pleas. Details reference Mrs Herts and a hospital stay for physicians and claims of injuries related to the event. Sale notice appears for a 1928 vehicle described as a white car in Pennsylvania.
A lively East Main social attracted residents with a bake sale, coffee stand, and informal program. Attendees enjoyed refreshments, shared conversations, and bid on small community items, contributing to a warm, neighborhood gathering.
The wreck near Harlin Anglia reports sixty two bodies recovered with death toll possibly reaching one hundred. United Press notes the disaster struck when a passenger train derailed amid ruins, with many injured and victims identified by officials.
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