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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. Arthur Colegrove is publisher. Paper mailed from Corry Pa as second class matter. Annual rate five dollars by mail local carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
The article discusses the succession after Mr Harding's death, noting Vice President Calvin Coolidge's rise to the presidency. It contrasts Coolidge's quiet demeanor with past presidents, highlighting martial law measures during a Manchester disturbance and Coolidge's accessible, restrained leadership style.
Mrs J J Biber of 3989 17th Ave South Minneapolis says she had years of illness and low weight. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief from pain and backache and increased strength and weight, and she recommends the product to others.
Mrs W B Shaw of 8227 Walnut Street Chicago testifies that after severe female weakness left her unable to stand and bedridden for long, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She urges others to try the remedy and recommends it confidently.
The Lottery of Arbillary Administration has been granted to FE Whittlesey Ancillary Administrator. Creditors must demand payment and claimants must present claims promptly to Don F. Smith, Attorney, Corry Pennsylvania.
A cloudy entry recalls a family house on Lune Street near the courthouse struck by an explosion during a meal, with flames subdued before rescue workers arrived. Local details mention a sheriff and others, plus a Meadville disappearance and a stormy night damaging a chimney in Madler Linke.
Fragmented lines describe doctors tending ailing U.S. President with emphasis on secrecy and protection. Reports mention physicians, personal staff, and security measures surrounding the First Family during illness and public appearances.
Charles G Brevilli er announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Prothonotary in Mirle County Pa. Primary set for September 1923. He respectfully solicits voter support from Republican electorate. Text fragment notes archival formatting.
A newspaper piece argues that ninety percent of crimes come from youths under 25, with most offenses by those aged 17 to 22. It criticizes schools for failing to teach moral discipline and questions how society should respond to widespread juvenile delinquency and the liquor problem fueling crime. The author cites a leading employer as backing the view that reform is needed, while pondering whether punitive or preventive approaches will restore public virtue.
The Methodist Missionary Society will hold August meeting on Wednesday in the church parlor. Mrs Dusteim leads the study chapter text Built Hin with TUN by Dr Heming. Letters from the district secretary and a Titania missionary will be read. Members unable to attend are urged to report to treasurer Mrs John Ammacher.
Fragmented OCR text mixes consumer chatter, stray names, prices, and stray notices across an unclear page. It mentions wages, hours, driving, dancing, and a stray classified style line asking for a mall manager with $100 cash in Ree County, plus sale and garage references.
Editor Journal Preside announces candidacy for re election to County Commissioner on the Republican ticket subject to the primaries September 1. Support from voters at this time includes Joseph Y Moorhead.
A late-night Er ie robbery unfolds with a pistol wielding assailant seizing cash and escaping as police search the area. A witness reports a loud confrontation near Main Street preceding the getaway. State authorities say no injuries were reported.
One person died when a car struck a fence and overturned in a crash. Witnesses reported the vehicle veered off the road before hitting the barrier, sending the car onto its roof. Emergency crews responded, and investigators began reviewing potential contributing factors.
A Jamestown man suffered a severe injury after being struck by a train. Reports indicate the incident occurred near the rail line, with emergency responders attending the scene. No further details on the victim’s identity or condition were immediately available.
A court document alleges a defendant paid twenty five dollars for beating a man. The text lists numerous names and phrases as fragments, including references to a grand jury, labor and local figures, but the core claim centers on the stated payment and the associated violent act.
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