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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
3
A Corry Pa publication rate card appears alongside a long, disrupted text railing at federal agencies and private detectives. The piece curses sensational statements about radiation and conspiracy, urging skepticism toward press coverage and asserting U S conservatism and systemic resilience.
Weather scientists, studying records from Clive to Chicago, report a northward shift in climate patterns across the continent. They note warmer average temperatures may be spreading from the Mississippi Valley northward, with travelers reporting milder winters and geologists finding ancient Arctic-life evidence. The change appears rapid and unprecedented, possibly transient, maybe tied to solar disturbances, but its pace alarms researchers.
Louisiana debutante Miss Emily Hayne, famed for her prominence, reigned in old New Orleans as the Most Gorgeous parade marked history after the war. Her procession drew a crowd nearing half a million celebrating the storied Nardi Gram event.
Twenty years ago items include property sale options for the Tenler works and a set price, a new stenographer for the Barlavy Hardware office, and local notices such as a Valentines party at the Motle Thet nion Hall. Also references to residents Mrs Seymour Dean traveling, Captain Belts at the Commercial, and a St Thomas Church plan to purchase eighteen hundred dollars for pews with donations.
The Department of Forestry with oil gas and landowners plans a steel forest fire observation tower on the TT McDade farm northeast of Kane near State Highway. The tower will fit a long hill crest and aims to protect young timber and gas properties from fires.
An OCR fragment advertises Parisian Sage as a hair invigoration product sold by N. P. Amex. The note promises a guarantee and targets readers with claims about improving hair health and appearance. The text is garbled but centers on a beauty product sale.
A fragmented report discusses a project to establish poultry farms for veterans. It outlines funding, training, and production goals, claiming the program could cover costs from earnings and expand to broader agricultural support if successful, with emphasis on steel and supply impacts.
A garbled OCR fragment reflects a stream of opinions on taxes, Germany, marriage, and social norms. It references sledges of personal conduct, mystic phrases, and scattered political chatter, portraying a chaotic voice with numerous misspellings and digressions without a clear central event.
Harrisburg supervisors adopt resolutions opposing centralization and approving building privileges reform. They back prohibitions on vehicles over 600 pounds on certain roads and discuss road surface and bridge damage from truck loads. Officers named include President Phillip McDewey Gaines and listed vice presidents and treasurer.
Louis Gower aged about 70 a Whey Suffered the loss of at leg on a rash road aculident yesterday morning was reported kood at the Bradford hospital Me Gower is employer at night Watchman at the Me Jewett tuners Me was struck by can Erie Tailroad fright about 10 o'clock yesterday morning at the rade erasing north of the Mr Jewett auction one triple of the taint crushing his right eo Amp utation abelay the kite Wis found neg romeary at the Bradford hospital.
The narrative lauds Rio de Janeiro for its stunning scenery and iconic peaks Corcovada and Sugarloaf. It highlights the Organ Mountains and the city’s panorama from Sugarloaf with aerial cable car rides offering sweeping views akin to the Grand Canyon.
The text argues that a nation's strength comes from energy resources rather than human labor. It notes the energy output of workers, coal and petroleum as vital power sources, and asserts the United States has vast coal and fuel resources driving industrial civilization. It suggests global regions lacking energy cannot sustain industrial growth.
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