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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
5
European developments stirred markets while U S stocks surged toward record highs as anticipations of large dividends boosted moves. Copper and related sectors reached new peaks as investors priced in broad gains across the market.
Local brief notes detail Arthur Carlson and numerous others traveling to Erie for business visits and familial duties. Residents including Miss Lucile, Vinegar Desmond, Mia, Harry Paulson, Leigh Cassius, and Mrs G W Bunkle are cited with various trips to Buffalo, Oil City, Pittsburgh, Spartansburg, Jamestown, and Canada for health, mourning, or social reasons.
A reader recalls a winter of frequent illness and the search for better care. An expert named Dr. Piczo and the shift to home remedies are discussed as a path to improved health and child well being.
Washington February reports the ship subsidy bill faced a Senate debate with a 36 to 48 vote on deferring the Dill and burying the measure in committee. Senator Robinson of Arkansas led the delay while supporters pressed for approval before the Senate adjourned. Rent notice appears tangential with no relation to the main item.
A fragmented log lists closing prices and names across oil, steel, copper, chemicals, railroads, and utilities. Entries include Logan & Bryan and several named companies such as American Woolen, Bellebory Steel, Chicago & Northwestern, General Motors, Mexican Petroleum, Northern Pacific, and Westinghouse, with scattered price figures and market mentions.
Fragmentary OCR text references various companies and places such as New York curbs and gas firms, Indiana and Kansas, New Jersey and New York, plus mentions of a church event and poet Esther Crate. The passage mixes business names, locations, and stray notes without cohesive narrative.
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