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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pa daily except Sunday paper issued from West South Street with publisher Arthur Colegrove. Advertising rates available on request. Subscription rate listed as 45.00 per year and 15 cents per week with three cent per copy circular. Entered at Corry post office as second class matter.
A fragmentary report shows Gurion Eotest Dimnet speaking to the French and Allied powers about global war costs and the idea of shared reparations. It notes U S sacrifices, financial commitments, and the role of the United States in shaping postwar settlement while urging a balanced approach to German repayment and occupation costs.
A discussion notes the high potential cost of widespread damage from pests and fires, estimating up to 750 million dollars yearly. It argues that national action and substantial funding would be justified to prevent losses, comparing cotton crop damage from boll weevils to defense spending. The piece questions current funding levels for prevention and control and urges stronger federal and state investment.
CHAS G BREVILLIER announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prothonotary in the September Primary of 1923 and respectfully solicits the support of voters in Fife County Pennsylvania.
A scrambled report outlines various local happenings. The Popcorn and Peanut wagon changes hands in Wacreny Ohio and shipments planned. families from Sharon and Fire Avenue visit the GAR cottage at Phtchey Jk. Pine Lake excursion by workers. Erie Train 10 brings Hobson and Tulip to Findley. Lake crowd waits for a rare glimpse of a brave pilot. Donna Messenger plans a continental trip to New England Providence Newport and Boston. rail line crews plan to economize amid wartime needs. Goleman Vase Company of Union City wins hub rack at Duliois.
An ad-promoting notice touts a harmless remedy named Pilemoid or Hem-roid sold by Ames & Co. It claims to cure piles by removing the cause and improving blood circulation in the lower bowel, promising lasting relief for sufferers.
A phase announcement states the candidate for county treasurer of Erie County, subject to Republican primaries. The notice is dated September 18, 1923, from Biongnied Rollo McCray of Waterford, Erie County, Pennsylvania.
An early era snapshot notes President Coolidge amid intra party tensions and public expectation. It highlights the challenge of leading after an election, the need for space to govern, and the caution against rushing judgment during the initial administration.
A jumbled column mentions Tom Sims in Tokio with military and gambling references, warnings about alcohol, a theft of $20000, Los Angeles skating, Paris whistle, Canadian royal visit hopes, Degouette leading in Ruhr business, farmers and soldiers, postmaster reads cards, a World Court slogan, and soaring gasoline costs. The text is garbled with many errors but notes global figures, travel, and fuel debates in a dated vibe.
The piece discusses escalating Kan activity and its impact on public fear, social tension, and potential violence. It questions whether leaders seek true national unity or further chaos, labeling the public discourse as urgent and divisive.
More than 60 members of the Cariplanter Goer Roads Association gathered at a meeting to discuss improvements to the Titusville Gil City Highway. Good Roads committee officials, Titusville supervisors, and the Cherry township and Verungoron commissioners attended as Route 20 and Text Road programs were reviewed for a future project.
Report notes the final link between Greenville and Osgood opening Saturday as the Pittsburgh to Erie road is completed. The piece mentions improved routes and a surge of market bargains, with local merchants reporting strong sticker prices.
A chaotic Jamestown session left Conarro case postponed after disputed testimonies and tension in court. Details unclear due to fragmented notes, but proceedings referenced Felony charges and a scheduled date for future hearings. Local officials and the presiding judge are noted in scattered phrases within the report.
A man named Laygys Augie 2 alleges he holds information about a murder investigation. He asserts private attorneys, authorities, and unnamed parties may be involved, and that he will provide details in exchange for a stated benefit. The fragment references legal action and a forthcoming disclosure tied to a probable court process.
A reader notes a showroom visit to choose Wall Papers before decorating. She will find patterns of every design, textures, colors and shades that adapt to the space, promising satisfactory application and finish.
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