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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
3
Publication notice lists circulation as second class mail matter at Port Utica Pa with annual subscription five dollars and three cent per copy. weekly rate fifteen cents. Ads rates available on request.
Report notes July quota bookings by many ships as European governments discuss limits with United States authorities and the North Atlantic Conference. Despite calls for tighter restrictions, investors seek opportunity, with July, August, and September sailings already filled or reserved. The piece references public debate and ongoing diplomacy shaping who may pursue emigration.
A fragmented report notes a tight Iowa district contest won by a Republican by about 1,000 votes amid farmer discontent over tariff policies. It cites comments from party officials, including Chairman Hull, and suggests the Western farm vote could sway the 1924 elections as farmers recall tariff promises and price swings in wheat and manufactured goods. The piece warns of growing dissension within the party and hints at potential shifts in forthcoming November ballots.
Public hearing set by the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania on July 10, 1923 at the Erie Court House in Erie County. Furry M. Nichols applies for a certificate to operate motor vehicles as common carriers for on call transportation in Corry. Public in interest may appear and be heard.
Person seeks to purchase antique furnishings including four poster beds burnees davenports tables bookers chairs china and glass. Respond to P Q Rox 881 Brio Pa 1338 with details and offers.
A mixed item from 1903 notes the Raymond Mi Co unloading wire carfront of the Aural tive, George Stowe resigning as Lagwae man for Pay toad, and Mrs Allayhin Nichole and Stan Way returning from Youngsville. It mentions Mrs Ida Simumoyis’s quarts of wild fruit at Wary tore, faculty and students of Hargn King School of Oratory arriving in Carry on a special Erie Rutland trip, and a five week summer session at Alvin Theater in Pitts Daingh. A piano recital by Mme Juha Rive King draws attendees, while Mrs Iminn Bell Kearney of Newark visits her brother’s family on Park Place.
The passage contrasts patient reliance on friends versus doctors for guidance. It notes patients often ignore medical or legal warning when friends’ opinions differ. It argues for early professional involvement to prevent illness and legal trouble, urging timely consultation with doctors or lawyers.
A fragmented line notes the privilege of being cultured and references a Chronicle style remark about Gin et corition and being considered towbrow with a Fri: Glace phrase.
A Leipzig newspaper notes that German occupiers removed bronze statues for safekeeping during wartime. The report argues postwar moves should abandon such confiscations and repurpose statues for art, hoping other cities, including U S towns, follow Leipzig’s example to reinvest in culture.
A garbled era note combines phrases about drink dealing salaries for a year prospects for girls in swimming and public life. Mentions prohibition era topics and a Canada Britain Ireland comparison with stray references to radio and phonographs.
Reappointment of Rilling is anticipated as term of public service commissioner expires soon. Reports indicate Governor Sproul plans to fill the vacancy promptly with sworn renomination considerations and related hearings imminent before formal action.
The wife of a motorman testifies to a vegetable laxative product easing severe constipation and headaches. She describes relief from sleeplessness and dizziness after using the remedy, noting her appetite and stomach issues improved and she feels much better. The account references a 25 cent price at druggists.
Small towns showcase countless tale spinners who earn a modest income guiding audiences with minimal props. The performers travel with a portable stool a fan and a light pareo backdrop while maintaining a long standing role in community culture.
A tragic incident reports Jie Tradioria, 27, and toddler Thomas Her Hin, 2, drowned in a creek about 100 feet from their Mile Vitey residence. Authorities cite a likely fatal incident while the boy’s caregiver, a local worker, attempted to assist. The case involves medical and transport details, with officials reviewing nautical and river conditions at the time.
The article describes a patient recovering from injuries sustained in a car crash. It notes ongoing treatment and updates on the person’s condition, including a recent hospital stay and gradual improvement. The report references medical staff and the hospital setting involved in the recovery process.
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