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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
3
Publication note lists West South Street Corry PA with Arthur Colegrove. Entry at Port Office Cory Pa. Second Class Mail Matter. Rates shown: By Mail 5.00 per year by carrier 3 cents per copy 15 cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
In a period of energy strain the piece argues for government measures to avert shortages in coal, noting hard coal’s limited share of production and urging responsible behavior from the public and industry alike to avoid price spikes and scarcity. It critiques private business inertia and calls for timely, decisive steps to stabilize the market.
An international conflict analysis discusses American strategy to deter Japan, projecting potential paths to war and the risks of a Pacific theater clash. The piece weighs economic fatigue, naval power, and political will as key factors shaping whether a broader conflict emerges between the United States and Japan.
A fragmented excerpt presents a garbled past remark by a president figure, invoking old maxims about vanity, virtue, and renewal. The text hints at a doctrine of rebirth through shedding old garments for new, with cryptic references to providence and historic figures.
Notice to interest that TD Moore Frank O Day Rank Kennedy and others filed for a certificate of public convenience to reincorporate The Corry City Electric Light Company. A public hearing is set at the Public Service Commission Building 112 Market Street Lock Haven on Thursday August 30 1923 at 9 30 A M. All interested may appear. Kincaid and Kincaid Gunnihon Pick Gifford and Chapin solicitors represent the applicants.
Twenty years ago reports from the city describe work resuming on a building project with completion aimed for October and a planned dedication. Local officials J W Moyer of St Marys and others discuss progress as residents plan for events and travel while minor injuries and daily tasks are noted among residents and workers.
A distorted critique questions fish as food and its link to intelligence. The text suggests some dispensers push fish for health while others argue the public is capable of evaluating menus. It notes beliefs on nutrients for trains, skin, marrow, liver, and bone.
Disjointed text fragment references wars, politics, and protests with garbled names, dates, and places. Mentions include Germany, Pilgrims Progress, prohibition postponement, U S statesmen, and a garbled race or umpire scene. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome emerges.
An old advertisement touts Mayra Wanderful Remedy claiming to remove intestinal issues and inflammation, promising dramatic youth reversal. It asserts one dose proves efficacy and offers money-back refunds. The bogus patent medicine targets stomach, liver, and appendicitis symptoms and lists James O Condra as the selling druggist.
A wartime trade dispute between America and England triggers boycotts and evasive actions. The United States appears to have led the move by delaying shipments, while Britain stresses defense of alert fleets. Observers note tensions rise as negotiations stall. public sentiment leans toward harsher sanctions and potential retaliation.
An incident near Kane involves a berry picker startled by a bear. The story recalls a soggy, chaotic scene with stray fragments referencing local residents, paths through berry fields, and a nearby wagon. The account blends confusion and a tense moment as onlookers react to tracks and sounds.
Report notes the first kiss moment at a public event, referencing Motistesee and Av flss in the Halls with 440 kisses observed. Names and places appear uncertain due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on a ceremonial kiss sequence and count.
A note records a brother who may recover from injuries sustained in an automobile incident. The fragmented text mentions hospital care and ongoing medical evaluation, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
Lam announces candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Erie County, subject to the Republican primaries. Dated September 18, 1926. Signed by Jatt Rollo McCray of Waterford, Fria Co, P.
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