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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal priced at 5.00 yearly 3c per copy and 15c per week, with advertising rates on request. The page includes long, fragmented American Voices prose about American youth and cultural themes, referencing Mount etc, and ends with a brief note about a singer.
The article discusses Western views on China and Japan amid fears of a coordinated effort by Chinese and Japanese forces. It notes alleged Japanese influence within China and questions about Western unity, warning that major powers still face uncertainty about their response to Eastern Asia.
Four commercial aviators guide a prime aerial survey over San Francisco city limits to craft a detailed map. Ayer indicates the nine month toil yields a 70 square mile mosaic, covering key landmarks like the Golden Gate, Pacific shoreline, and notable towers. The process blends skill, elevation data, and advanced imaging to render a precise urban panorama.
A garbled column references Keap, Chicago, and medical progress, discussing life expectancy gains since 1875 and gland studies. It cites Dean Eyclesby of Illinois University and Penny of Moline, speculating on longevity, health, and social progress, while mixing unrelated notes about divorce and radio rumors.
The First Christian Church of Pine Bluff Arkansas plans to keep mothers in touch with their babies during services. Infants will be cared for in a nursery next to the main hall and an electric signal system will flash a number to a cabinet facing the congregation when a mother is needed.
Advertisement claims Mi-ONa stomach tablets give relief for indigestion and stomach distress from any cause. Mentions Lisin? Ames & Co as advertiser. Text appears as an old time medical remedy promo with generic claims.
Charles R Davis announces his candidacy for County Commissioner on the Republican and Prohibition tickets at the September 18 primaries. Platform emphasizes good roads and law enforcement. seeks voter support respectfully.
Mrs. Wilbur Pribley of the Mlinots Federation of Women’s Clubs urges that proper dishwashing with mild soap and postcare lotion can soften and whiten hands. She acknowledges skepticism from daughters but argues the simple routine is worthwhile, urging periodic motherhood respite to test the method.
An advertiser from N. P Ames & Co promotes a remedy named Leonhards Hemgrovd that promises quick relief from suffering without greasy salves or cutting and guarantees to banish misery at no cost. The notice is a brief historical classified ad.
A car accident near Ridgway Saturday morning left 98 year old George Selitta with a broken back after a pole struck the vehicle and overturned. Radiographs at Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital confirmed injuries as others in the car, including El Smith and "Cytton" Friedlih, escaped with minor cuts. Hospital officials could not yet determine the patient's exact condition.
A jumble of archival notes recalls a Concord Street resident, a child swallowed by accident, and Dr Phelps aid. It mentions a Lake Windley event, Nixon and State Engineer inspecting improvements, Carolyn Dodge Jelt leaving for Corning, a WW Moore fare, a Jessie strawberries specimen, and a severe accident injuring John Love after a car struck him, with the rear wheel crushing his thigh.
A polemic argues college training remains a privilege rather than a universal right. It contends many men lack access due to resource limits and tax-supported systems, urging broader public funding to widen eligibility while preserving merit.
An aged editorial condemns liquor law violations as persistent and widespread. It argues laws banning sales to minors and intoxicated persons are routinely ignored, calling for strong law enforcement to uphold public will and eradicate the practice.
Fragmentary text contemplates whether Gregory Rasputin showed an evil side and whether friends would recognize hidden flaws. The speaker argues some men conceal moral lapses while maintaining outward virtue, challenging belief by those close to them.
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