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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
3
A brief item from the Cony Evening Journal notes publication in Corry Pennsylvania with post office mailing details. It lists publisher Ries Peter and Dorience Whtered, plus rates: five dollars per year, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Rates subject to change upon application.
A garbled report describes urban poverty and crowded living conditions with families on terraces and makeshift dwellings. It mentions children near front doors, improvised shelters, and a windpile under a window as residents seek better housing and stability amid a harsh urban scene.
Notice by Mary Lynch as executrix informs creditors to settle debts of the late Charles Lynch and to present claims or demands against the estate without delay. The notice identifies the residence in Pennsylvania and appoints legal representatives to manage the estate.
A heavily garbled OCR line reads like a stream of phrases about love letters marriages July Fourth and a jail, interspersed with scattered names and odd questions. The text includes disjointed references to a Tarquin, a waiter, wigs, and various nonsensical exclamations, with no clear narrative or coherent event.
Mrs Charles Buts of West Philadelphia reports severe back and abdominal pains with weakness since last April. After trying Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills her condition improved, she can work again and feels stronger. She continues the regimen and praises the product for giving her energy and steadiness.
The piece reflects on peace as a God given duty and urges peaceful adjustment of disputes. It honors World War I dead and calls for a national commitment to peaceful progress and human welfare, noting that the era shows a strong sentiment for peace and humane deeds.
The undersigned will offer for sale the property of Linae Perkin at 22 West South Street Saturday, at Popo. Furniture and household goods include medical items, furniture, stoves, dishes, stands, tables, bookcase, and various articles. Cash terms. Ayshue A. Caelson, Executor.
A faded note from 1903 recounts John Robinson's ten United Shows at Gorey on June 200, Father Bogert resigning as rector of Emmanuel Church, and varied local sites linked to the Union telephony exchange and Rathbone sisters’ temple endeavor amid a scattered list of places and people.
A motor delegation led by the Erie Chamber of Commerce will host a two day visit by U S Senators G Warton Pepyier and James J. Ree and their wives in Cambridge Springs. After formal meetings a public reception will be held at the Academy auditorium with the Bible and state party officials in attendance.
Executors notices detail estate matters for two Pennsylvania decedents. Mary I. McCray is named executrix for Estate of Chapman in Corry Erie County with requests for debts and claims to be presented. Toward L. B. Naclees is executor for Estate of Helen M. Banes with payment requests and verified claims at Corry offices.
Readings from European sentiment show a stubborn faith in America as the world’s hope. Across the Baltics to the Black Sea, Persuasion remains that aid and friendship will help rebuild, though disappointment and fatigue mingle with lasting trust.
A columnist criticizes college graduates for avoiding dirty work and expecting rapid advancement. He argues ambition and willingness to work are key, noting many high paying jobs lack capable applicants and suggesting education broadens early more than required.
The article discusses the Antarctic continent as the fourth largest landmass, ice covered and largely featureless except for peaks. It notes its location relative to polar regions, comparisons to Europe and Australia, and mentions vast ice shields, high plains, and glaciers with few visible landmarks.
A reader expresses sympathy with a resolution urging personal accountability for those who start wars. The writer advocates severe penalties, including death or long imprisonment, to deter future aggression and protect nations from miscalculated wars.
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