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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal addresses and mailing details show publication location Corry Pennsylvania. Advertising rates are listed as by mail 600 per year and by circle three cents per copy with weekly rate fifteen cents, with post office class mail designation noted.
An analysis argues Henry Ford’s supporters may abandon him for Coolidge, citing a rift between Ford’s antiestablishment image and the administration. It questions the motives of Ford’s backers and suggests a miscalculated push for advertising leverage may have backfired, reshaping the 1928 nomination dynamics.
Local ad promotes an inventory sale with a lifetime bargain offer on rent value. A lineup of used cars includes six Buicks touring models, Stearns-Knight sedan, two Cadillacs touring, multiple Studebaker models including specials, uprated roadster and coupe, Auburn roadster, Saxon Touring, Hupmobile Touring, Ford Touring and Ford Roadster. Quantity listed as 1078.
A sprawling Victorian era column recounts arrivals at the city’s German Catholic church parish, upcoming trips to Chicago, local school and YMCA activities, music students traveling to Marytanit, and a mix of editorial notes about fire equity, lumber outlook, and a curious line about a man and a plank.
A meeting for dairymen and wives will discuss milk prices and cattle testing in Cory County. The event, Wednesday January 5 at 1:30 PM, will be held at the Municipal Hall. Admission is free, with no delivery requirements.
Roger Habson argues automobiles lower living standards as families prioritize cars over clothes furniture and mental growth. He favors balanced buying urging caution for young couples about diverting funds to cars while mortgage and home needs rise. He notes high car debt and depreciation but remains hopeful youth will adjust.
A fragment states a contractor with five modest homes for sale faced drastic market shifts, selling four automobiles in a single stretch to manage payments. The excerpt hints at a sudden turn in the local economy and rising pressure on sellers.
The piece surveys varied sectors with a mix of figures, noting railroads earned gains, demand for locomotives rose, and fruit crops surged while prune yields were off. It highlights cigarette consumption and bank failures as well as a spike in baseball sales, with economy-wide hints of rising trade activity and unsettled prices.
Erie police report three men escaped after using nitroglycerine to demolish the Atlantic Refining filling station at Seventeenth and Parade streets. Debris littered the site. windows were shattered and the exterior damaged. About $00 in cash was taken, says J. F. Price, manager, as investigators search for clues.
The Blanchard family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of wife and mother Mrs Nellie Blanchard G L Blanchard and children
Jon George Keoppen of 129 Townsend street had his car stolen from the Contiforial Center Works and was injured when his vehicle skidded on an icy Deer and Seventh streets. He collided with Donnie Madigan of 334 Washington avenue. Madigan's passenger car sustained damage but no injuries. Keoppen was taken to the hospital by Dr. Weidman with a forehead and hand cuts. The crash marks the first ice related accident this winter in the city.
A Findley Lake driver admitted intoxication in quarter sessions, pleading guilty to a charge of drunken driving. The court imposed a $200 fine or alternative punishment, with the defendant remanded if a sufficient surety could not be posted.
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