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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
3
An Austrian archaeologist reports that Carthage may contain treasures tied to the Egyptian tombs of King Tut, with recent excavations uncovering a ship galley with bronze and stone artifacts. The Phoenician capital’s rich past may yield vast imperishable treasures as further digs proceed.
A short notice touts a prepared prescription for colds fevers and grippe claimed to be the swiftest remedy at hand. It promises relief at five in the morning and asserts prevention of pneumonia as a result of its use.
A summary of items from the Journal Files dated December 20 1923 captures local notes: Tricy Tilloteoh returns from a California trip with a climactic locomotive encounter, Superintendent Feil departs on business, and the Ainthian Society's harvest sale raises about 106 dollars. Corry Upholstering Co faces break-ins and shoplifting amid a snowstorm, while the Methodist Sunday School prepares for its first Christmas in a new church with music and a Santa Claus. James Town Journal notes snow depth in Canadaga and a public health feature on common colds.
The piece analyzes fractures within the party as the convention nears with Coolidge leading a strategic campaign. It highlights Hiram Johnson as the boldest anti Coolidge voice, notes possible Pinchot-Johnson ties, and warns that a Johnson surge faces heavy obstacles amid party maneuvering and delegate realignment.
Athens dispatch reports ex-Premier Venizelos wavering about returning to Greece amid political turmoil. The element of pressure from the current government and internal family concerns are cited as factors in delaying his decision.
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