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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
3
In a Corry Pa newspaper column, Arthur Colegrove discusses coal shortages and the impact of wartime blockades. He contrasts German coal supply with French rationing, arguing shortages hurt both sides and that moral retaliation won’t yield lasting peace. a broader Europe crisis is examined with emphasis on energy, economy, and neighborly relations.
Grace Abbott of the Children’s Bureau asserts known health facts exist yet are ignored by most. She cites 250000 infants and 23000 mothers dying annually from preventable causes and urges broader publicity and accessible care to lower infant mortality nationwide.
Fragmented remarks mix politics, cotton economics, and personal boasts. References include Tom Sims, Jockis Coogat, George Washington’s birthday, Congressional chatter, and a warning about shoot-on-sight orders. The piece hints at cotton markets, Lancashire, boll weevil harm, and supply demand debates amid wartime anxieties.
Itemized notes recall events from February 7, 1903. Mentions local purchases, residents Amn Westley Howard and Crescemly Chitty hosting visitors, a Me Cly Marness store window display, and daily routines including Oswald Kutwclo and Mile Le. Also covers Belgian and French tensions, German sentences for a Belgian shooting, and rising retribution amid war winds.
In Waterloo New York Lang Wing Marion killed his wife a mother of nine and then shot himself. The incident occurred Tuesday in their home where an infant and eight other children aged six months to twelve years survived. Marion reportedly drank heavily and had been in poor condition recently.
In Harrisburg a joint conference by the Oil City and Drake Highway associations will seek to place routes 205 from Oil City to Titusville via Cherry Tree and 271 from Titusville to Union City via Hydetown and Centreville on the state primary system. The Drake Highway proposal will also be highlighted. A meeting of officers will apportion duties for the conference. Ladies Aid Society dues will be paid to Mrs Keim replacing Mrs Uriyser for the year.
Brown, principal of the high school, will address Presbyterian Scout Troop 2 at the church tonight on "Freer and Nasure Study." The meeting should be worthwhile as Brown is well informed. An after meeting business session will plan upcoming events including building a shack and overnight hikes. The troop will aim to attend the Boy Scout shoot at the Armory tonight, so the meeting moves from Wednesday to Thursday.
A goodly number attended the Quaero Club meeting at Mrs. Robert Patterson's home on Tuesday. Readings included The South During the Reconstruction by Miss Powell, The South of Today by Mrs. Ketner, The Natural Wonders of the South by Mrs. S. Austin, Southern Manufacturers by Mrs. Robert Patterson, Creating the New Florida by Mrs. George Patterson, and Muscle Shoals by Miss Powell. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. George Patterson.
Readable fragments show essay contest results with $200 cash prize and names such as Dorie Doo little Ruth Franz Lauretta Ile plus mentions of Hatch School and Concord School. Other items report court actions, grand jury investigations, and county administrative references in a chaotic mix of notes.
A 17 year old runaway from Pole State Institution was found near Sycamore and Elm streets during a cold morning. Capt.ssonon located the youth who had nearly perished from exposure and took him to City Hall to await institution authorities. He wore a light goat and sweater, light trousers, rubber boots, and a hat.
Healthful honey described as a natural remedy for congestion throat troubles and colds. Claims include relief from rheumatism and broken skin through buckwheat varieties and strained honeys. Advertisement urges readers to write to obtain more information and pricing.
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