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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal announces daily publication except Sundays at West South Street Cony Pa. Circulation by mail five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifty cents per week. Advertising rates upon application.
An inexact transcription outlines rising suburban activism and clashes with city authority. It notes community groups pressing for policy changes, zoning debates, and economic concerns affecting residents, with references to leadership, protests, and unclear figures shaping public opinion.
An editor’s garbled chronicle describes a wave of autonomous driving and rising car use. It notes drivers seeking items for themselves, the spread of motorized mobility, and a controversial incident involving a young man picked up on the road, all implying safety and social shifts around self driven vehicles.
A fragmented article discusses a push to display the American flag on all ships abroad to support national unity and export commerce. It mentions potential government subsidies and the aim to sustain foreign trade routes, with caution about private ownership benefits and publicity value.
A garbled OCR style item presents as a mix of names, places, and phrases with no clear event. It references New York, Europe, and various surnames while scattering numbers, dates, and places in a nonsensical stream. No coherent incident or人物 is discernible.
A fragmentary piece reflects tensions over language learning and national pride tied to English instruction in Wolfavill Nova Scotia. It cites struggles with grammar and speech as critics argue for proper usage in a patriotic context while noting broader implications for cultural identity and education.
A 19 year old construction worker from Van Mas who was hit by a car while attempting to recover a sweater on Friday sustained multiple injuries. Exam results showed a four inch cut inside the mouth with arterial bleeding on the left elbow and knee. He is resting comfortably in hospital.
Dawnon Olmstead faces four day absence at West Point Military Academy as strict discipline and his appearance draw notice. West Point cadet festivities occur as ladies depart for action in city. New glass fronts rise on Main Street while business shifts at Barrow, Paulor Drug, and Zitch's Barber Shop. Methodist church plastering contract moves forward, Rev Bogart and Edith set travel to Rhode Island. Woolen mills moved from Spartishirg to Liverly reported prosperously. Alfred Barlow returns from trip.
Funeral services for Mrs Brundage were held Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock at the home of her daughter Mrs Clyde Laws 40 Eaythouth street with Rev Smith pastor of the Pittsfield church officiating assisted by Rev F M Reddy er local minister. Interment followed in Wrightevill e cemetery with nephews acting as bearers. Relatives from out of town attending included Mr and Mrs Hanpin Lawrence Dyan Ar and Mea OB Manpar and son Warren of Youngsville Pa Mr and Mrs Por Hanpin Stopfield Buys Str fnd Mrs Emmett Gilford and Louie Agutestin Westfield Mrs Porter Warrent Williams Youngstown Os Me and Mee 11 1 Taupin Hear Lake Pa Mr and Mrs AL Pier lyin Mr and Mrs Adelbert Eddy and Shirley Havin and Mrs Déforese tlds at Watle Platts NOY
The Pythian Sisters met with Miss Treasket Pinta singing solos by Mrs Brown and Mrs Heath while Mrs Edwards and others performed. After the program a committee visited St Elizabeth's Pine Grove and Columbus cemeteries to decorate graves. Molton returned home after visiting his brother Alfred during the week. Michigan Military Academy graduation notes list thirty edders, noting diplomas for Ince Brownell and others at Congregational College exercises.
An easy way to correction constipation promoted as a vegetable laxative of proven benefit. Safe prompt mild. Available at sour druggists for 25 cents a box.
In 1921 over a million visitors came to national parks with two thirds traveling by auto. The Ruby Mountain Park alone hosted 279,247 that year. The speaker argues Congress has funded little roadwork, urging national parks be connected by adequate highways to benefit all citizens.
A historical article notes the persistence of large foreign language communities in American cities. It describes segregated enclaves like Little Italy and Little Poland, rapid growth in schools and professions, and argues these groups are outside mainstream Protestant Christian influence while comprising much of the national workforce and citizenship potential.
The text argues for broad professional education for lawyers, contending that jurisprudence arises from civilization and human experience. It asserts lawyers need knowledge of history, philosophy, logic, economics, sociology, literature, and sciences to understand and administer justice, implying education strengthens public confidence in courts.
A historical view argues for a national law to repeal common law and set marriage ages and health certs, noting state-by-state differences. It claims federal jurisdiction over marriage and divorce is absent but could be gained by a constitutional amendment, urging prompt action for national welfare.
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