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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
Advertisement for Dr. Andrew B. McKelvey a chiropractor and nerve and spine specialist listing office location in Bell Pennsylvania with phone contacts 272M and once-Ball.
The notice advertises a six to seven room house in the lth ward with natural finish on a large lot for 2600 dollars. It lists clothing and military surplus items from the Army Store including horse blankets, overcoats, tea jerkins, navy coats, slippers, wool shirts, and blankets, plus local social events at hotels and stores. It mentions bake sales, club meetings, and political candidate announcements throughout the town.
Court testimony in Hastrop Louisiana recalls a kidnap and murder plot tied to Daniel Richards. Fred Ubwoks testifies a hooded group abducted Richards and two others. one suspect identified as Gray. Several items and home details appear in local notices and ads surrounding the case.
Fragmentary OCR shows a druggist discussing Petersons Ointment with a customer. The dialogue hints at vague pricing and skepticism about profit, mentioning small quantities and multiple price points such as 5c 60, 100, 52.40 and 9.00. The readable parts imply a sales pitch and doubtful outcomes.
New York January 18 merger talks involve more than 125 Barlinger Shubert and Dillingham theaters forming a single management under a 40 million dollar corporation. Lee Shubert and A Barlinger reveal the plan with Erlanger and Dillingham maybe joining. The move aims to place theaters on a paying basis for owners producers and players amid producer complaints of gouging in road shows.
James Haines Dickinson of Lancaster faces a $1,000,000 suit brought by nurse Carolyn Consors. She claims an oral contract in 1912 promised her $1,000,000 for five years of accompanying him on trips to Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York until he tired of the arrangement. Consors testified Dickinson was a wealthy banker valued at about $110,000 and that the agreement ended when he ended the companionship.
Paris dispatch says Belgium and Britain did not oppose France plans to widen penalties for Germany's reparations default. France reports replies from Italy and Belgium while a customs barrier along the Rhineland Ruhr and England area saw 10 deaths as protests overlapped with the measures near the left bank of the Rhine.
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