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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
3
Publication imprint lists publisher Arthur Calsgray and rates for mail and carrier service. The note shows pricing and service terms for a periodical as a postage matter.
The Providence Bulletin and Westerly Sun report prohibition effects in Rhode Island show fewer arrests for drunkenness and crime, but lodging houses operate seasonally due to business declines. Social aid groups like the Westerly St Vincent de Paul Society reduce activity as households improve and finances stabilize.
The article notes a farm labor shortage across the country as seasons advance. It argues wages and conditions may improve, making farming a durable career choice for young men. It suggests rural work can free and reward, with potential to save and eventually own a farm.
A chaotic column recalls events from twenty years past including accidents, weather, local incidents, and community notes. Mentions travelers crossing frozen lakes, a vehicle mishap near Findlay, the Phoenix Water headquarters, and a Pittsburgh visit. Also notes pavement clearing progress, fire department activity, and local civic gatherings and entertainments.
A Copper and Brass Research Association study says the nation spent about 5 billion dollars on new construction last year to catch up after wartime losses. It projects a 6 billion dollar output this year as housing, commerce, and public works rise, despite rising materials costs and interest rates.
The article outlines support for the United States joining the Permanent Court of International Justice. It stresses the court’s independence from the League of Nations while inviting any nation to participate. It argues for international law and arbitration over expediency and diplomacy, noting potential safety and simplicity for resolving disputes.
Veterans legislation in Congress would be moved to a single dedicated committee to speed passage. The current division among multiple panels has caused confusion and delays, and supporters say consolidating action is the right direction for timely veteran benefits.
A woman recounts years of pain from gall stones and digestive troubles. She claims Wunderbar Remedy cured her symptoms and an offer of money back assurances is noted. James C. Conden Drug Store promotes the preparation to readers.
A garbled collection of phrases references birth rate debates in America, humor about military and laundry, Punxsutawney style forecasts, tax and trade mentions, and stray remarks about Detroit robberies. The text blends names, places, and uncertain events without coherent narrative.
Higgins announces mixed offerings of sweet peas including Grandifieri and Spence varieties, and a bold gladioli collection with bulbs priced at 60¢ for 60 bulbs or 1.00 for 45 bulbs. Nasturtiums offered in ounce quantities. Orders begin after June 1st with payment by money order or stamps.
The Labor Department announced steps to strip Isadora of her U.S. citizenship amid allegations of disloyalty and ties to foreign regimes. Officials stressed the action follows due process, with potential revocation under existing citizenship laws.
Irregular report covers the opening of the New Trust Co at Erie with details on subscriptions and funding. The piece notes the timeline, banking vault modernization, and key figures including the company’s president and treasurer.
The notice states that the administrator of the estate for George Mheat Tiertasch is appointed. It warns all persons interested in the estate to present claims by a set deadline and mentions the firm Sara 5 Ream as administrator's attorney. The document is issued by Kincaul & Kinevid, Attorneys of Record.
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