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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists its mailing office on West South Street and notes publication details. It mentions a publisher and office terms, with rates cited for mail subscriptions and per copy pricing.
A fragmented text discusses farmers facing milk butter eggs and fruit shortages due to economic pressures. It notes a shift toward self sufficiency through living at home, while acknowledging lingering over specialization in the southern and western states and the hardship when markets fail. It argues farmers should raise their own food to avoid retailer profits and condemns complaints about big companies.
Readers focus on Keyat while excavations in Yucatan reveal ancient sites and civilizations predating Christ. The article argues that the American continents hold deep historic roots, with temple ruins and buried cities awaiting full discovery and study. It emphasizes widespread public interest in relics and explorer finds across North America and nearby regions.
An old advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of a rupture treatment claiming it strengthens tissues and prevents surgery. It stresses that wearing supports is risky and falsely suggests thousands are operated yearly. Readers are asked to send name address and coupon to a New York area address for a sample and trial./r
A fragmentary column quotes TOM SIMS discussing old winters and a plan to raise 3000 dollars in two weeks. It mentions London police, German actions, and a Chicago woman accused of jewel theft in London. The piece shifts to social commentary on hypocrisy and past diggings, urging caution with words and expenses amid a general sense of public unrest and personal disputes.
In Chicago and across the Middle West a proposal to suspend radio programs for one night drew protests from listeners and station staff. Advocates warn such a move would deprive communities of evening entertainment while opponents argue many broadcasts reach distant cities and must be preserved. The debate highlights radio’s fixed place in local life and the unsettled balance between local and regional programming.
St Paul Minnesota woman describes relief from the change of life using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women aged 45 to 55 with nervousness irritability hot flashes and headaches to try the remedy and request a free booklet from Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented commentary discusses unattached banks seeking access to Federal Reserve facilities to support rural lending. The piece notes potential benefits of membership for credit access and influence on monetary policy, while cautioning against entanglement with national systems. It also touches on international tensions and mediation ideas impacting German and French reparations discussions.
A public auction will be held at the Union City barn at 1 pm on a date to be announced for twenty high grade horses. The sale is recommended by the Warm Dufedus at the shipping point. FLN Williams.
The piece discusses the concept of judicial majorities and the political and moral implications of a ruling that may hinge on one leader or a broad coalition. It questions whether minimal majorities can sustain constitutional authority and how public opinion and precedent influence court decisions and legitimacy.
The Ascanaba case centers on a girl whose illness perplexes doctors and specialists. Reports describe uncertain symptoms, a thermometer reading, and a dramatic scene at a school or train area as authorities seek clues. Names include Lyons and Phoerfit among others, with speculation about health causes and reactions.
A chaotic incident near North Genter Street after a confrontation between Milind Chit and Anthony Ug escalated to knocking a person through a window. By Tuesday, police were on scene at Miwon Station area as bystanders described a tense standoff and threat of further violence.
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