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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
3
Public notice style item from the Cony Evening Journal notes mailing and publication details for Corry Pennsylvania. It lists publication terms including daily except Sunday, street address, editor or publisher name Arthur Colegrove, postal entry at Corry as second class mail matter, yearly and weekly rates, and advertising terms upon application.
A historical note discusses how many high school graduates, especially from technical and experimental schools, progress to higher learning. It highlights that 90 percent of 9 technical High School graduates pursue further study and that the initiative broadened access to college for both genders, aiming to reduce dropout and promote postsecondary education.
A revision committee in London proposes simplifications to six of the Ten Commandments the second third fourth fifth ninth and tenth while the others remain unchanged The plan aims to save time by using concise code signals instead of full biblical wording and suggests applying the same idea to other church rituals for efficiency.
The Tron-Trade Review editor notes 1922 price hikes were mostly in wholesale raw materials and wood. Current cost of living is slightly below last year, but impending 1 cent tail price increases loom. Consumers may absorb rises for months due to employment, taxes, and rising incomes, yet a buyers strike could emerge if inflation accelerates.
A garbled page fragment references diverse topics including work, spring plans, libel, and protests. It mentions Maine weather with 63 inches of rain, Democratic losses, and wartime labor themes. The stylistic jumble hints at opinion bits and stray notices rather than a single coherent event.
A ferocious volley of bills in the New Hampshire legislature sparks debate as speakers push sweeping reforms. Proposals include compulsory schooling for all, appointing a commission to judge happiness, and restricting marriages among relatives, while critics warn of wasteful ideology and profitless politics.
A fragment from the Journal Files notes a Sunday paper item about labor unions extending into banking and farming finance, with a view on where farmers can borrow money.
Health advertisement claims kidney and bladder troubles can be cured by a drug called Dr Carey’s Prescription No. It promises complete toxin removal and life preserving kidney health. The ad urges immediate use, lists symptoms like frequent urination and sediment, and notes authorization by Thorman Downey and a poor horse? to record the sale.
Fire rips through the Rockefeller residence in New York as Mrs. Rockefeller and two children evacuate with a governess. A blaze starts in a third floor closet due to faulty wiring, spreading smoke and heat that forces the family to flee into the rain. Firefighters battle the blaze, rescuing occupants and keeping the blaze from the main structure.
A couple tied the knot at the M. parsonage with Rev I My Redinger officiating on January 19. The bride wore a pale gray gown and carried roses, and a simple supper followed for family and friends. The couple plan a 40 mile honeymoon before settling in their new home.
Unclear court record indicates a marriage dispute in a higher court. The document references an emotionless sequence of events and a set of letters reportedly authored by a party, with testimony and a late revision noted.
A local reading contest organized by the Methodist Church offers 25 points for the main prize and various credits for subscriptions and sermons. The event is hosted in Hip Postory Study with multiple activities including stewardship sermons and approved pamphlets counting toward scores.
A garbled report from Erie details a road crash involving Agnes Eoer, 23, Otto Gorenily, and Wilda Mover. The article states a court convicts and blames the unnamed driver in connection with the fatal collision, with mentions of Christanlin and formalities over blame and punishment.
A beer truck driver, Pe L Johy A Richard, faces a preliminary hearing for possible violations of the Wa ter Act. Police found forty empty beer cases and forty full cases in the vehicle. The driver posted a $2,000 bond.
Fragmented OCR notes report on Ainman's song composer and a musical work titled Show Me Thy Ways. Mentions Madame Sehurninetine and a first-time performance last week, with garbled place names and unclear references to venues and dates.
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