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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1923
Page
4
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notice lists editor Arthur Colegrove at the Port Office in Corry as second class mail matter. It notes mailing rates by mail and by carrier and advertising rate information upon request.
Senator Walsly of Mawinchunetta told a New York audience that farmers face economic waste and high costs from field to consumer. He cites potato prices at 180 dollars a bushel due to carrier and middleman tolls, urging elimination of waste and profiteering to halt rural depopulation and rising urban migration.
In Corry Pennsylvania the estate of Josephine E. Spenter deceased is under administration by Matthew J. Apenear as administrator. Creditors and debtors are summoned to await further notices and to settle claims against the estate.
Fragmentary text mentions New Year, Wall Street, Chicago Oil boom, Army honors, and mint robbery. It references figures like Ludlow Mohandits and Pershing, with notes on fashion, money borrowing, and war outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe a tomb discovery in the Valley of Kings with armor suits, turquoise treasures, wind boxes, statues, and intricate statues and artifacts. Observers remark on the advanced artistry, the long history of Egyptian civilization, and the vast time span between creation and modern appraisal.
The piece quotes women across cities urging stricter film censorship, arguing for permanent banning of Arbuckle despite his acquittal. It contrasts public moral standards with private life, suggesting women will shape future ratings and warnings for movie content. It notes Will Hays as a contrasting male viewpoint.
Mrs G W Hall of Lima Ohio says a long illness left her unable to do housework. After reading ads she took Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and regained strength. She now does her own washing and feels much better, praising the tonic to other women with similar complaints.
Yesterday for Harrietupy to attend to details of the legislative section opening. Katherine Armetrong recovered to attend the Colonial Maids anniversary party. Oil property purchase in Mercer County Ohio by Olds and others. 25 wells and 1400 acres. Porter family scarlet fever. Baptist church group hosted 35th wedding anniversary. Volpo Concert at armory drew a capacity crowd. New Year weather praised as ideal for social gatherings.
A Turkish delegation at Lausanne accuses Greeks in Crete of confiscating Muslim farms and reports Turkish residents fleeing to cities amid fear of massacre. The piece notes possible bias in Turkish sources and compares Greek actions to Turkish conduct in Asia Minor and the Balkans, highlighting reader doubt and distant empathy.
A call defending balanced unionism and urging restraint in strikes. It argues against use of intimidation by labor groups and warns that the vast unorganized population could shape public policy. Emphasizes honest work for fair wages and condemns violence in labor disputes.
A raucous satire urges voters to elect misers and tightwads over loud politicians and social movers. It critiques fiscal waste and cronyism, endorsing candidates who would hoard money and demand security before lending public funds.
The state owes duty to dependent or orphaned children of soldiers for economic and humane reasons. Soldier service justifies support including education and training for usefulness in life. Care should cover manual and professional training along with scholastic and religious instruction.
The piece argues the public wrongly believes only fire insurance companies should worry about fires. It notes tax burdens rise when properties burn and are not rebuilt, increasing taxes on remaining structures. It calls attention to costly fire departments, water supply systems, and defense needs driven by wasteful fires.
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