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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal of West South Street Corr A D Colegrove publisher. entered at Corry Pa post office as second class matter. Arthur Wotegrave responsible. By mail six dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
A fragment from an imaginary radio drama compares audio storytelling to stage plays. It cites characters Lady Epstein and Tam Lord Algy, notes minimal dialogue, and suggests radio theater relies on sound cues over visuals, while predicting continued popularity of visual storytelling in Histon.
Fragmented OCR noting a county effort to promote vacation safety and traffic rules in schools and communities. It urges keeping children off streets, using playgrounds, and emphasizes public safety propaganda, while criticizing political activism surrounding safety and war debates.
A garbled excerpt quotes TOM SIMS and others discussing heat, confidence, a possible business plan, and everyday concerns. The text brushes on relationships, social chatter, and random observations with no clear event or outcome. It reads as clipped, stray notes from a late era newspaper page.
The Journal Files from July 13, 1903 recounts a Sunday outing at Pine Lake with Helle Mulheim Jennie McCabe and others while noting local leaders and students in Springfield. Prof Henry becomes West Springfield High principal with his chosen assistant. Grace Caulkins of Fidinboro is introduced as the new appointee. Mrs Alice Palmer returns home after visiting Roy Johnson in Borparium. Arthur McGuire, ten years old, dies Saturday evening after illness and patient endurance.
A Ridgway man believed dead returns home after five years away during World War I. He was reported missing in action in Europe and later identified as alive, prompting family reunions and relief.
Fragmented OCR text references a dispute over a transfer to Pittsburgh involving dry agents. The garbled excerpt mentions dates, locations, and people but lacks coherent facts to confirm a clear event or outcome.
Charles R Davis announces candidacy for County Commissioner on the Republican and Prohibitive tickets at the primaries set for September 18. His platform centers on better roads and stronger law enforcement with voter support solicited from the electorate.
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