Corry Evening Journal Mail Rates Noted
In a postal notice the Corry Evening Journal lists subscription options by mail and carrier. Annual mail price is five dollars, with separate per week and per day rates where applicable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1923
Page
3
In a postal notice the Corry Evening Journal lists subscription options by mail and carrier. Annual mail price is five dollars, with separate per week and per day rates where applicable.
An article notes the United States will not lend to Germany to break the reparations deadlock. It cites Morgan & Co’s stance, questions private funds, and argues US help will come through fundamental supports like fair reparations, disarmament, and goodwill. Loans are reserved for the future.
The article notes a 27 percent drop in Canadian immigration from April to October despite fee removals. It cites 10781 immigrants from the United States during that period, explores causes beyond U.S. policy, and questions who is leaving the United States for Canada, highlighting broader labor and migration tensions.
A garbled note from Tom Sims criticizes government action, discusses sleep and money, mocks Kaiser Wilhelm and Germany, and ends with a pushy sales line for Shop Bar ly. The piece weaves rants on politics, health, and hunger with tangential asides about travel, bedrock habits, and national pride.
Mrs Jennie Wheeler Franklin widow of late Judson Wheeler of Venango County died yesterday afternoon at her East Washington Street home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from the late home and interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. The crude oil market rose 25 cents Saturday, boosting prices to 82 per barrel, with friends and relatives in Corning and Ragland noting the previous year’s gains.
The critic praises Paderewski for blending fiery technique with matured interpretation. He notes audiences applaud the pianist’s strong stage presence and clear mastery, while suggesting a growth in thoughtful depth that could mark a changed and chastened artistry after years away.
John Kibler returns to Baltimore to resume medical studies after a chort vacation with his parents. Herbert Bracken spends winter in California and plans New Year in Los Angeles. Mr Charlie Acheron of Worry and Min Kati Vudelmin of Elmit wed in Elmina on December 28. Jamestown to see another in hunting plant. International Cut Glass Company formed with capital of 1350000. Fimmett Slater heads to Poughkeepsie New York for Eastman Commercial College. YM GA Q will hold opera house all New Year’s Day. Family of Mr Th Sharwood Union City stricken by typhoid. mother and five children ill. No paper.
Instructions describe making paste by combining a pint of flour with a heaping tablespoonful of sugar, adding cold water to form a smooth paste, then adding boiling water and heating until thick and clear. If not clear, cook a few minutes. The paste is said to prevent wallpaper from cracking and peeling.
In Pittsburgh on January 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad and its subsidiaries announced a directors order forbidding colloquial designations such as Pennsy and Pennsylvania. From today the official name will be Pennsylvania Railroad System and will appear on office stationery and engines. Stock and bonds will carry the new name after year’s start.
A major consolidation unites G. W. Henderson Lumber Company and Sheffield Concrete Company with J. D. Wetmore Lumber Company and E. J. Erickson Supply Co. to create Wetmore Henures Lumber Co. capitalized at 200000 under Delaware law. Officers include B. D. Wetmore as president and RE. Chapel as vice president. G. W. Henderson becomes general manager. Emil Kopp serves as secretary. Frank Henry will manage the Sheffield division. The firm will supply building trade materials.
Steubenville Ohio recounts a Sunday morning car crash injuring multiple riders. Among the injured is TM Limon Gray, 52, of Franteling. Names of other victims remain unclear as inquiries continue in Franklin County. Local notables, Mrs JW Grant and two Grant descendants, are reportedly out of the city. Additionally, the city directory notes no bread baked in Norway on Sundays for 25 years.
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