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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal prints daily except Sunday from Wall South Street Corry with Arthur Colegrove listed. Rates show mail at $5.00 yearly per copy three cents, weekly Pilton? cents. Advertising rates available on request.
Secretary Hughes proposes mediation by trusted county authorities to unify Germany France and Britain over postwar payments and guarantees. He warns that failure to agree could prompt crises in the Rhine region and risk renewed conflict. The United States could act as a neutral broker if Paris Berlin and London accept a peaceable role.
A common pleas judge ruled that juror readings of newspapers show intelligence and do not indicate bias. The decision followed an attorney claiming a juror had read about the case in the paper, arguing it biased judgment. The judge said informed citizens may better participate, while noting public information aids routine civic duties.
A fragmented look back at 190% era notes recounts prices, court actions, and social events. Wooly details cover an armory gathering, prize winnings, a demented man picked up by police, and early public library figures. The piece also surveys long term financial independence, death rates, and incomes of a cohort aged twenty five to seventy five, urging prudent living and investment for a stable future.
Fullur's orchestra entertained guests at a local April party with a lively program of dances and novelty numbers. The band, led by Von pang Ai toen guard unit, delivered a varied set featuring graceful waltzes and upbeat tunes to end a successful evening.
Fragmented lines discuss prospects for improved times and advice on Christmas gifts. Various garbled phrases reference promissory breaches, social themes, and dated references to 1922 1923 1929. The tone mimics a satirical column with scattered personal opinions and aphorisms.
A historical editorial argues for organized radio management to prevent chaos as air travel and wireless use expand. It calls for government policing and a framework to keep private actors from spurring interference while leveraging ether for public and sea messages. It also mentions Hoover and a need for a universal utility map.
The Soo canal carried vastly more freight than the Panama Canal in the period, with 66,067,258 tons moving through the Great Lakes route versus 10,419,825 tons through Panama. The Lake Superior route used only headwater and lake-port traffic, omitting Chicago and other lake-harbor movements, underscoring the waterway’s national economic role.
The piece highlights a rare photograph featuring the white wife of Bik Siki, the former heavyweight champion of France. The Senegalese boxer has faced difficulties since defeating Georges Carpentier, with the image drawing renewed attention to his personal life.
At the Meadville meeting former Sheriff Fred McCollum and Mrs McCollum were elected superintendent and matron for the coming year. The home houses 108 children. The association plans a $160,000 new laundry and modern annex, with $70,000 already subscribed, and a definite site expected soon.
Franklin faces a easing measles situation, with Superintendent GE Carter denying reports that city schools will close. He cites health officials saying fewer cases are released from quarantine and notes attendance in some grade classes remains below normal as parents take precautions. An ad seeks a stenographer at the Journal Office.
Market listing shows butter, eggs, poultry, turkeys, and a variety of cereals priced for sale. Items include cornmeal, rye, wheat, oats, feed, and bran with multiple brands and grades. Also a notice advertising a bungalow for sale by J Follen and R D B Corry.
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