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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1924
Page
3
Notice of publication details for Corry, Pennsylvania mailed through the Post Office as second class matter. Rates listed include by mail 8600 per year.
A fragmented opinion piece questions how many women drink cocktails in representative American communities. It notes many visitors misjudge U S drinking culture, argues that public drinking is overstated, and recalls illness and social consequences linked to temperance era attitudes.
A dusty 1904 recap notes Gorey leading by seven late, with Glin and Gorey main players. The report highlights fouls, earned points, and key figures such as Duhiyan Harman and Gillery. Weathered by time, the fragment hints at a tense finish and local team turnout from Hue Challenging to Witgolength.
A man was injured in a midday incident at Haut Main Street shop when a fight broke out near a wet market area. Police reported the assailant fled. the victim was treated on scene and declined further medical care.
A local council meeting produced nominations with Christ Astrop and William J. Myers for the First Ward. Edward Kinley and Frank Laurie declined to run. Weather notes report show depths two to three feet and morning temperatures around zero to below.
A representative argues that public weariness with parliamentary inefficiency fuels a search for strong leaders abroad. He cites Stalinist Germany and other nations adopting dictatorship, warning that prolonged two party deadlock risks a political shift toward autocratic rule in America if party responsibility erodes.
An advertisement touts internal treatment for piles claiming quick, permanent relief through internal medicine rather than ointments or suppositories. It cites a high cure rate, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to obtain a product via druggists with a specific doctor’s endorsement and a persuasive tone.
A historical passage argues for balanced child labor, praising farm chores that do not interfere with schooling and health, while condemning long hours on factories or plantations. It emphasizes training future citizens and questions the grind of ten hour workdays for children under nineteen.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and liver and intestinal ailments. It claims relief for stomach trouble and related symptoms after a few hours and offers refunds. Sold and endorsed by a pharmacist.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice advertising a remedy claimed to prevent pneumonia and urging readers to obtain wares from a vendor at a listed street address. The rough text references a notice from a local owner and a shop on a main street, inviting purchase for rapid action.
A fragmented piece meditates on clothing and identity, noting how attire does not define women yet hints at social pressures. It references men, nerves, and daily struggles through garbled lines, suggesting a chaotic newspaper clipping with scattered images.
Erie native Attorney Aethus Blass, former district attorney, hinted he may seek a congressional seat in the spring primaries. He voiced support for modifying the Volstead Act to allow beer and light wines to fund soldiers, arguing prohibition has been a failure and alcohol poisoning deaths should be curbed. He stressed candidacy depends on developments in coming days.
Warren Moose chapter of the Loyal Order of Moose No 100 discusses purchasing property in the business district to establish a new lodge. Members expect formal arrangements, with initiation events already planned and a potential build within the coming year on Liberty Street.
In a dramatic development linked to Mabel Normand, a telephoto portion joins the shooting discussion amid telegrams and club chatter. The Woman's club voted to grant her a wire deal and reject a resale option to bar her pictures, prompting renewed debate over Courunic 8 Dines.
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