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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
3
Cory Evening Journal operates daily except Sunday from Wart South Street Corry Pennsylvania. Publisher Arthur Golegrova or Colegrove. NIH entered at the port office Corry as Second Class Mail Matter. Mail rate six dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week.
A New York merchant sells his business to his employees giving them working capital and stock after a three year service rule. The plan shifts to a five day week and echoes a cooperative model. success hinges on workers’ discipline, shrewdness, and kindness, with broader faith in Christmas spirit guiding industrial relations.
A recap of Andreas Dippel's plan to tour opera, seize monthly performances in small cities, and the mixed reception from critics and audiences across West Virginia, Ohio, and beyond. Financial troubles in Detroit halted progress, while optimism remains that America's musical taste is expanding and opera can revive nationwide. Profanity and divorce laws in Paris are noted alongside U.S. foreign policy reflections from President Harding.
An old resident claims doctors gave up, then found relief from a advertised remedy touted as a simple preparation clearing catarrhal matter from the intestinal tract and easing inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The testimonial credits James Conden, a local druggist, and promotes purchase with money-back offer.
The Journal files recount early aviation glow and post office plans. Notes on the new fire alarm system test, long distance air routes, beacon plans, and costs. Mentions local council actions, social notices, a fatal home incident, a wedding, and a New Year’s Day mix of local events.
A fragmented remark critiques overuse of the nickname Jesse Jaynes and the term bandit when pearls are mentioned, suggesting fewer amateur hoaxes if people stopped applying flamboyant labels to everyday figures.
Erie Jan and Mrs Colin Smilewite of 1700 French Street lies in critical condition at Mimot Hospital after ingesting six ounces of deadly poison Monday night. Police say she is despondent over troubles and this is her second suicide attempt in three days following an earlier plan to jump into Lake Erie. Investigating officer Teig notes no improvement and cites a prior held up claim by Neigh Frashar of Jamestown reporting money theft by three men on East Second Street Monday night.
United Press reports Ambassador George Harvey met with President Harding and Secretary Hughes in Washington to relay a gripping European economic crisis. The talks aim to shape a U S response if Paris reparations talks fail, with plans for a commission to revise figures and possible actions if France rejects the American proposal.
The annual meeting of Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held Friday evening January 20 1993 at 8 o'clock at the company office 17 East Washington Street Corry PA 16407.
Admin istratrix appointed for the estate of P J Mcfirth of Erie County Pennsylvania requests all debts to be paid and claims to be presented promptly. Kincaid and Kincaid, Attorneys, Corry, Pa handle the matter.
An advertisement claims baldness can be prevented and hair loss stopped with a cheap treatment from Ny F Amen & Co. It promises a money back offer if not satisfied and urges readers to try the remedy.
The Davies Opera Company, famed for its professional quality, will perform Olivettes with full scenery and costumes at the Lyceum’s High School auditorium Thursday evening. The company includes alumni from Tammerstein and Aborn Opera, promising a polished, entertaining program for students and patrons alike.
Letters testamentary issued to Olive Nichols for the Corry Pennsylvania estate. Creditors must present debts and claimants must file promptly, with the decedent Lavern B Nichols. Public notice dated December 29, 1922 in Corry Erie County.
Columbus news item notes a change of ownership for a local store and mentions other happenings. It records social notes including marriages and a forthcoming event with a planned address by a speaker at a Columbus venue. The piece references a library trustees’ thanks and community notices.
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