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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1923
Page
4
Neighbors and friends express appreciation for Kermit Hain kin, 17, who died January 8. He is survived by his parents, two sisters, and a brother. Local notices include errands, meetings, sales, and event ads across the city.
OMe Horn Brook Pa center at Bell Phone api Ravidence Bell Phone g72n. Local ad listing offers chiropractic nerve and spine services with contact numbers.
A notice seeks a janitor for the Presbyterian Church and provides a contact name N R Dickson, chairman of trustees, with a street address 3119. Various community items follow including league meetings and church activities with multiple names and places referenced in a dense OCR fragment.
A fragmentary newspaper page notes a derailment near Jamestown delaying Erie service briefly. It mentions toy sales at Root’s with 12 foot bob sleds, a club meeting postponed due to illness, and several local incidents including a near collision on East Main Street and a sleigh upset. The jumble also advertises January sale ginghams and local real estate.
Washington January 17 President Harding showed no improvement from the grip attack that forced him to leave his desk yesterday after noon. He remains confined to his room with a severe cold but is not considered seriously ill. Secretary Christian said the president would rest and avoid strenuous work for a day or two, while Senator Poindexter of Ohio also stays home with a mild grip illness.
Washington dispatch reports Britain and the United States face a deadlock over the rate of interest on funded debt. Britain favors 3 percent, while the U.S. calls that too low. Decision expected from Premier Bonar Law and his cabinet at Downing Street.
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