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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
3
Public notice for the Cory Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa. Entry details and mailing terms appear with price list: $5.00 per year by mail three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
The article discusses how monotonous repetitive motions and prolonged single postures in factories harm workers. It notes neck and back strain from sustained positions, the need for varied posture and movement, and urges furniture and practices that allow frequent posture changes to reduce injury risk.
A fragmented discussion on weather fears in Maui notes limited ability to alter conditions, yet emphasizes a calm public tone. It critiques superstition about cold and weather related ailments, urging informed countermeasures and wiser interpretations of climate effects.
A Connecticut man who vanished in 1902 and lived in exile for more than two decades reappeared to ask the court revoke its decision. He refused to explain his whereabouts. His family sought relief as they argued over settlements and duties tied to his absence. A clergyman comments on restraint and propriety amid public scrutiny.
A scrambled OCR fragment discusses aviation, political themes, and high altitude effects on aircraft engines. Mentions Avery, Bathuns, St Louis, North Carolina, Kangaroos, and a test by Chamber to assess altitude impact on engine performance. The text is jagged and contains misread names and phrases.
A portion of the reward offered for the murderers of George Mauer was paid to Chief of Police Denwel. Two hundred fifty dollars from the Griswold Lighting Company was received to be added to the police pension fund. Mauer was murdered between March 11 and March 12, his body thrown from a sixth floor window. several suspects had been removed from the list.
PUNXSUTAWNEY June 35 A man named Juba Walton of Detroit was shot and seriously injured Thursday night about 2 o’clock at Hleswort ty Charles Curry mine clerk while he was working at the Eleanora company store He was taken to Adrian hospital in a serious condition the bullet penetrating his store and injuring him.
Twenty years ago a column recalls a Nelson week with a mix of wedding plans, travel by steamship from Philadelphia to New York, and notices of engagements in Newark May parade. It mentions Edith Elizabeth to Frederic Grow, a murder in Peck Kansas, and relatives traveling to Cuya hoga Far Ohio. Captain Parsons of Chicago visits family in N Contur strowt.
In Elizabethan England women wore ornate finger coverings called thimbles or ornaments. They covered the finger, were often made of precious metal, and engraved with heraldic or touilly patterns. Jewelry and engravings highlighted status in that era.
A gas launch explosion near Point to Lake last Saturday night badly burned one Erie youth, William O Dougherty, 20, of 1901 West Geinth Street, with others injured. Fire consumed the vessel and several local residents, including Dougherty's companions, were listed among the burned or shocked witnesses. Names of some individuals could not be confirmed from the report.
The Bellinger family departs on a extended motor trip from Sherman to Yellowstone Park. They travel in a Pierce Arrow with camping gear and a refrigerator, planning two weeks in the mountains and a drive through the Yellowstone region with visits to points of interest. The trip includes Mr and Mrs Bellinger, their daughter Ja nets and Miss Mabel Bo Rend, with chauffeur Bates.
Pasquale Ricciardi of Philadelphia, a renowned soloist, credits Tanlac with ending two years of post operative weakness and stomach troubles. He says after starting Tanlac he can eat, sleep, and walk with renewed strength, endorsing the remedy to others. Tanlac is advertised as Nature's own constipation remedy with over seven million bottles sold.
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