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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1923
Page
3
Publication information for the Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists address on West South Street and states publication daily except Sunday. It names Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes mail matter classification, subscription rates, and advertising policy.
Fragmented OCR reports describe scarlet fever outbreaks in Italy and Britain, noting doctors' efforts to study the germ and curb spread. Authorities debate quarantine duration and preventive measures as concerns rise over transmission and consequences for children.
A fragmented notice questions Mrs Hands about renting a shop prior to a dispute with the Warrens. The readable bits indicate a rental action tied to property and a named party, though details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text alleges various figures and events without clear context. It mentions a “Missausi bandit,” a governor, and a judge, with garbled names and scattered phrases about arrests and streets. The passage lacks verifiable facts or coherent narrative from which a summary can be drawn.
Editor notes a candidate filing for the office of County Commissioner under the Republican banner subject to the primaries in September. The text hints at a visit by party members and supporters, including likely local attendees and guests.
A historic note discusses windmills as powerful efficient motors with variable output. British scientists predict wind energy could supply vast power within two centuries, reducing light bills to a fraction and ending dependence on fuels like oil and wood as wind remains inexhaustible.
A historical meditation on the Lausanne agreement praising its peace impact while critiquing diplomacy. The piece notes Turkey gains recognition and foresees broader European settlements but warns against overestimating its lasting stability amid ongoing negotiations.
The Panama Canal is reported to have a highly successful year with income covering operating expenses upkeep and depreciation and meeting bond obligations. The feat of original construction is praised as financially and engineeringly worthy, justifying labor and expense.
Announcement for Wint Tam as a consolidated candidate for the office of Recorder of Deeds in Erie County, subject to Republican primary decision on September 18. Includes venue and local political details.
A compact recap of events from July 30 1903 including arrivals and deaths in the city. Notable items mention a visitor from Basel Switzerland Mrs J Ansins father Duchelt Tin and wedding news for Carlton King. The column notes a jury probing Fred Koehler's railroad death and local incidents at St James hotel and Lake Columbus.
Sherman area notice details a three way contest for postmaster with competitive exams. Names include Wellman and Frank A Kriekson, with references to local patrons and public sentiment. A separate Lost item notes a wallet or item lost near Terie station, requesting return to Postal Telegraph Office with reward.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Mary and an ailing event with scattered proper nouns including a place and dates. The text is incoherent and several names and locations are unreadable, preventing a clear incident or outcome from being determined.
A trolley collision on Twenty fourth and Fifth Street injures one man and traps a pedestrian in Wy forehead. West Eighth Street trolley operator WL Route accused of negligence. Police report says driver failed to stop, passenger ejected, and bystander injury occurred as the trolley overturned. Officer Brewer charged the operator amid a safety inquiry.
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