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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
3
Publisher Mntered at the Post Office of Corry Pa on Second Class Mail Matter By Mail 8500 per year By Carrier Three cents per copy Fifteen cents per week advertising rates made known upon application
The article notes improvements in public health and eye care, with rising reach of medical services to expectant mothers and children. It cites Chicago 1922 births with no sight loss, Cleveland reporting no blind babies under three, and Massachusetts with no recent infections, arguing sustained prevention by public effort.
Minister Mugh Gibson of Poland urges Rogers bill to reorganize diplomacy calling for elimination of white-spats tea drinkers and cookie pushers from the diplomatic corps. He argues for a sharp, practical, shirtsleeve approach over social formalities, linking it to urban reform trends in Philadelphia and broader national pruning of creaky institutions.
James Alen, after years of study, claims a prescription dissolves impurities from joints and muscles to cure rheumatism. He says his discovery, Allenrhuy, was tested with several supporters and is being dispensed by Thomas Downey with a money-back guarantee if the first pint fails to show recovery.
A garbled OCR piece mentions travel plans toward the North Pole, a university, a winter season, and various scattered phrases about heating, French fighters, and New York theatrical productions. The text is fragmentary and incoherent, lacking a clear event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
A fragmentary item discusses Western Hemisphere archaeology and pre.Columbian civilizations. It cites Mayan inscriptions, compares numeration, and notes a traveler’s observations of South American tribes with moral codes and biblical parallels. A final line hints at a job posting for a work teamster.
Kiwanis members at the Lawrence Hotel marked the weekly meeting as a lodge of sorrow for the late Colonel Fries J. Fries, former Times advertising manager. Rev. Cass of Kin church spoke, praising Fries for embodying fair play and community service. Maxwell Mayo of the Fire Rotary and Fred Parker of Chicago, leaders in Kiwanis, extended sympathy and support.
Schedule shows bus departures from Corry to Columbus and return trips. Fare details reference John Farretou. Limited readable lines indicate routes and prices may be listed with dates and times in the original notice.
In Jamestown a hatchet attack on 50 year old Young Lee at a Chinese laundry on East Second Street left him with four deep head wounds and possible death. Bandits fled after injuring him and a pursuit led to two suspects, Carroll Blakesley and Ralph Walesden, who were injured and jailed. Lee, on the operating table, identified the assailants. officers say they faked drunkenness as an alibi. A doctor later reduced Lee’s fractured arm, with X rays confirming proper alignment.
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