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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
3
Public notice records Arthur Colegroves and Colegrove names with postal handling details for Carry Pennsylvania. It lists second class mail matter status and carrier delivery terms including three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are noted as available on application.
Roger Babson predicts changes after the night of upheaval. He sees a new balance in living costs and habits as fewer funds go to certain goods, with transport and personal travel patterns evolving. Business leaders who adapt may profit from the new economic order.
A fragmented report discusses Bowdoin College radio and arctic exploration. Mentions explorers joining ships, the World War era tech, and a national convention headline promising progress in invention and higher planes for real air transport.
Fragmented notes discuss camping and rent, marriage, and daily concerns. Mentions “Nine will get better” and mortgage worries, hints at social pressures and relationship strain, with scattered phrases about weddings, trips, and a resort. The tone resembles a gossip or advice column with disjointed musings.
A whimsical fragment describes animals and sounds in a playful tableau. It references birds, serpents, watchdogs, and the peacock while noting that even Batman could be inspired by nature as the greatest masterpiece.
A Mexico City dispatch quotes Obregon, Mexico’s strong man, arguing that laws often protect evil and that national virtue lies in a shared morality. He notes the danger of relying on laws alone and stresses culture and ethics as the great task for governance and reform.
A fragile collage of clipped notes recounts Hindleyath fishing records and minor injuries. Dr Whiteley treats a hundred pound catch. a pistol misfire injures Burt. remarks on public education funding rising to forty two million and the open borders policy amid international travel. The era’s chatter includes taxes, improvements, and travels of families Findley and Smith with local happenings and distant places mentioned.
Charles R Davis announces his candidacy for County Commissioner on the Republican and Prohibition tickets. He pledges a Good Roads and Law Enforcement platform and respectfully solicits voter support ahead of the primaries on September 1st.
The passage notes the white oak and red oak as most useful in forestry, describing white oak as monarch of the forest for longevity and large size, with thirdwood in brown color and notable durability, per the School Hook of For Gatry.
Fragmentary OCR describes financial figures, penalties, and administrative costs tied to Erie County. It references a balance around half a million, court or commission actions, and mentions officials and periods though details are obscured. The readable items include monetary amounts, penalties, and budgeting context without coherent narrative.
An unintelligible OCR fragment notes a farm setting with references to people and tasks, including Mrs stem Cakes and Halpings, and mentions wateran lini and cells phrases. The text is garbled with missing letters and nonsensical phrases, yielding no clear event or outcome.
A neighbor visits Mip and brings her four year old boy. The child is described as striking with red hair. The visit references a light touch and a right of fin and salt, with a playful remark about a Chicago Tribune suit.
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