Corry Evening Journal Highlights and Adventures
The Corry newspaper front page touts world headlines and future issues. It mentions Antarctica exploration, Mt Everest near-misses, Africa banking ventures, and a Belgian Congo angle. A revenue case at a Detroit riverfront launch involves whisky and clearance papers. The page teases gold treasure dives and ancient relics.
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Faily
Antarctic
Lisinge
Aldiie Anid
Eiderdown
Atoren
Hard Times in Germany Amid Inflation and War Strains
The article discusses Germany’s postwar economic collapse marked by inflation, falling business outlook, and heavy taxes. It notes wage weakness, rising costs, and hopes for recovery tied to currency stabilization and trade, while warning inflation could worsen if demand and wartime strains persist.
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América
Germany
Sue
Manieu
Fe United Staten
Sehioh Pineal
Gerroanye
Transplanting glands sparks public debate on age and youth
A high official reports funds transplanted within the body amid claims that gland exchanges may renew youth or delay aging. Some doctors recall earlier gland transplant ideas, while public sentiment fears risks and ethical issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voronoff Ap Pari
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political speech and reactions
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about vote counts, speeches, and public reaction. Names, places, and concrete events are not readable, leaving an incoherent mosaic of political talk and imagined scenarios.
Between New York and Brak a historic tramway count
A survey in Manhattan compares transport modes from New York to Brak. It notes shifts from horse drawn carriages to motorized and electric propulsion, recounting a crowd's reminiscence of steam and coal powered trains and the emergence of electric displays in public exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New York
Brak
Jon
Anz
Viele Croling
Arun Tafie
Wan i
Anit
Lewin
Elsctie Levine
Dodging Trouble and Zeppelin Threats at Home Front
A garbled account discusses a suspect evading pursuit and a supposed attack on air routes. It hints at German air activity and warns against large army losses for those who lie about a Zeppelin project tied to a coastal defense effort.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Mrs. Diana Scholl of St Louis reports monthly cramps pain backache and fatigue eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after trying various remedies. She notes regained energy and ability to do housework and recommends the product to friends with female troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Seith
Lydia
Pinkham
Diana
Lea Scholz
Future of New York City as a national center for growth
A 1920s style projection argues cities will outsize mega metros like New York within a century. It envisions NYC becoming a national hub while smaller cities and the countryside absorb migration and industry, balancing growth with urban strain and infrastructure needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ameren
Eitteine
Chinese Unity Hope Amid Shifting Power Struggles
The article surveys a chaotic struggle for control in China with Chang and Wu as key players. It notes Sun Yat Sen’s influence in Canton and the potential for a unified constitutional government, while warning that missteps could delay recovery and invite external pressure.
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Chang
Peking
Wai
Spor
Sun
Canton
Wue
Fhe
Gun
Sui
Weking
Sin Yat Sen
Ghang
China
Wu Cane
Auence
Woman Flees After Quarrel in Cruby Street Incident
Jane Ornell, 22, fled her home on Cruby Street Monday before noon after a quarrel with husband Larry Morey owner of a local sand and gravel business. Patrolman Archie pursued the suspect two miles up Crosby Creek Shelui where she was found hiding. a search by a posse followed. She claimed trouble with Morey and left without shoes. She was formerly Nettie Stollum of Canister and married Morey several months ago.
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Ornell
Jane
Larry Morey
Cruby Street
Archie (Rother
Crosby Creek
Mary
Nettie Stollum
Canister
Morey
Battuto
Jaw
Williams May Become Erie Republican Chairman
Erie June 22 Max Williams a Erie security politician may be elected chair of the Republican county committee at the general meeting of officers. The meeting is set for July 1 at 11 o clock in the county court house. James B Yard will resign and Williams is expected to take the post with little opposition. Grant Walker and Raymond Klick hold second vice president and secretary roles.
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Erie
Max Williams
Erie Scurity
Aha
Republican Courte Committee
Court House
James B. Yard
Williams
Tehen Selflran
Grant Walker
Raymond Klick
Yard
Responsibility for tragedy at police HQ blamed on officers
June 22 report places responsibility for Frank J. Sullivan's suicide at the police after his death at the police headquarters. Coroner Cardot to the effect that prison conditions and failure of regular inspections by officers contributed to the incident. The article cites claims that seventy five percent of detainees could commit such acts if given opportunity, and criticizes congress for inefficiency and distractions.
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Erle
Frank J
Pep Sullivan
Kifth
Quroner C. M. Cardot
Mons
Germany
Johnson Buys Erie Brewery in June 22 Sale
The Party Brewerie property at Htrie Street and Mill Creek near the Percy highway was sold to James Johnson, former fire commissioner, for 45000 dollars. A deed filed at the court shows Bibel and Hurls Guelcher signed the deed. The Perry Trewing company had been inactive. A city inspector from the prohibition bureau previously examined the brewery.
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Erie
Party Brewerie Company
Htrie Street
Mill Creek
James
Johnson
Hans
Bibel
Hurls
Guelcher
Huldis
Warren Man to Tour Europe and Passages Planned
Warren, June 22. Larey Krespan and Mrs. Krespan depart for New York City, sail Saturday for Greece and Italy, visiting Europe for months. Miss Myrtle Notman to Montreal for a Europe trip and Passion Play attendance. Administratrix notice for Paul Thiem Sr estate, Lanah Faulkner appointed. debts and claims to be settled in Sorgy, Pennsylvania.
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Warren
Larey’ Krespan
Carvir
Mrs. Krespan
New York City
Greece
Italy
Myrtle Notman
Montreal
Europe
Oberammen i
Paul Thier
Uny
Juirattix
Pav ‘Thiem
Wayne Township
Ele County
Pennsylvania
Jselay
Spartanburg News Letter Highlights Local Events and Notices
The June 21 Spartansburg newsletter details church services at the Methodist and Baptist houses, sermons on memory and faith, and a cemetery decorating procession. It notes visitors, confirmations of family visits, school trips to Chautauqua, two Saturday baseball games, and community club activities including the Ivy Embroidery Club and Boy Scouts. Health updates concern Mrs. Mary Weidner and Mrs. Eliza Taylor, plus reports on several in the hospital and at home.
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Spartansburg
Will Ernie
Robert
Erie
Ernie
Little Son
J. E. Winans
Leon Morrin
Morris
Vrooman
Mildred Towen
Lethia Walford
John Rose
Union City
Norma Winans
Maybell Exkols
Ruth Harmon
Froten Pec
Chautauqua
Lake Wire
Consolidated’ School
Washington
Ida A Wear
Ralph B. Kiston
The
Grange National Bank
Hollie Reno
Whi
Centerville
Spareta
Rey
Geo
Malvin
Wattsburg
Sparta
Floyd Dooher
Babe Ruth
Hettie Dorm
Sue Dorn
Youngstown
Ohio
Mary Weidner
Eliza Taylor
Weidner
Taylor
Tevtor
Flog Ajtirecm
Twayhe
Michigan
Ernest
Maryshall
Agnes Oviatt
Gitsorburg
Obie
Saint Warley
Montpeliée
Indiana
Addie Durroil
North Collins
Smith Bustiing
Corry
Bust
Min
Is Tale
Dell Foster
J.T. Wiis
George J
C Davis
Britton
Titus
Robert Bryant
Ivy
Joseph ‘Baldwin
Baltwin
Corry Hospital
Edward Lott
Prunidin
D. F. Andrews
Andrews
Franklin
Seat
Charles Staruin
E. If Gillett
Townsville
C. Hopkins
Ville
Carey
North
East
GW. Carey
the Baptist Church
Bert Fuller
Weill
Dare's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An ad extols Dare's Mentha-Pepsin as the finest remedy for stomach distress soon after eating. It claims cures for chronic stomach trouble and promotes a strong stomach, with Thomas Downey and druggists vouching for it and a large bottle priced at $1. A separate classifieds note offers a house with barn and outbuildings for sale at 718 West Washington Street.
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Dyne Elsay
Satem
N. J. dl
Dare
T Lad
Dave
Tom
Thomas Downey
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Ontario
Cuba
Rior
Peetinguishore
Ireland
Tom Sims
Janie
Hyrayn
Hirituke
Anton Dudiem
Roel
Billy
Father Pine
Poe
Balter Guy
Witiont
Earl
Nehrey
Congréssenon
Republican County Committee
Erie Police
O! Sullivan
Margot
America
Russia
Svere Hugel
Mets Ala
Ljohnson
Erie Brewery
Brawery
Wtats Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Iene City
Jocal
el Parry
Focal
Warren Man
Lanah Faulkner
Red No.6
Kincaid & Kincaid
Sorgy
Nanier
Lessig
Young Indies
Duiliday School
Stindas School
Mike
Werthestay
St Col
Vilhjalmur Steransson
Archie’ Faplorer
Far North
Tim
Lieurance’s
United Symphony Orchestra
Vivian Players
Cappy Ricks
Broadway
Peter B. Kyne
Saturday Evening Post
Henry & Company
Liberal and
Warren National Bank
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Second Streets
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