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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1923
Page
3
Publication details for the Cony Evening Journal of Cory, Pennsylvania indicate publisher A. D. Colegrove and J. Arthur Colegrove with printing at the post office. Rates listed include six dollars per year by mail and other per copy or weekly carrier charges.
The piece notes mixed American attitudes toward France and Germany, highlighting sympathy for France’s suffering and demands for reparations, while condemning French methods and fears of renewed European conflict. It contrasts moral judgments with policy effectiveness and wartime lessons.
A city education official argues modern schooling should be tested like a factory product. He urges inspections, research, and cost reduction to raise standards and align methods with changing civil needs. The analogy questions whether funding and systematic evaluation can boost learning outcomes.
Twenty years ago the Journal Files describe a dramatic food waste scene. Liweck Phelps fell into an elevator shaft inside Moras furniture store and was seriously injured. The piece also notes a large surplus impact on potato crops and agricultural labor concerns, with references to production, distribution, and future commercial prospects.
A fragmentary discussion suggests a woman's guide to safety by identifying good men and avoiding risky company. The text references a timeless moral rule urging modest speech, guarded associations, and prudent judgment to protect women from unfortunate entanglements.
Fragmented OCR text discusses flu germs, virology, and medical research. Mentions Rockefeller, patents, surveillance of outbreaks, and testing methods. References government and scientific figures, and hints at public health debates and laboratory work.
A garbled OCR string lists numerous human names, places, and disjointed terms lacking clear context or complete sentences, suggesting a corrupted historical page segment with scattered identifiers and nonsensical clusters. No coherent event or narrative emerges from readable sections.
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