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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper announces advertising rates and mailing details. Publisher A D Colegrove notes second class mail status and year subscription price. carrier delivery also available with per copy and weekly options.
A writer cites Alice Dyer Miller on critics versus audiences and argues movies have advanced since their start. He notes improved photography, the rise of skilled artists, and the persistence of sentimentality, urging public support and informed criticism to spur further better productions.
The president signals support for a planned international court inviting Congress to study the issue during recess. He hopes public opinion will form with time, aligning U S cooperation with the League of Nations if it persists, and promising close contact with any such body. Nine months remain for informed congressional input.
A public health notice urges complementary dental care slogans. It stresses that teeth can stay clean but decay without proper diet rich in vitamins and calcium. It warns against relying on dentifrices alone and promotes fruit vegetables and lettuce in daily meals.
The fragment cites grocery talk in Norwalk and Hollywood asides about a movie star and a Seattle divorce claim. It jokes on horsehair, booze trends, minor adulthood, kites, dogs, luck symbols, taxes, Hot Springs recruits, a San Francisco fire, and a joke about steak and fries.
Franklin and Cooperstown reports detail a fatal boiler explosion injuring several workers. John Freeman, age 61, suffered severe injuries but is expected to recover alongside Joseph Deter and Grover Deeter. Medical officials at Franklin Hospital describe extensive fractures and burns from the blast.
Two year old Gage child of Mr. and Mrs. Jasin Gage of No 4 Hudson Place died at Bradford Hospital at 1 20 p m yesterday from burns after oyster stew spilled on her near the stove. She was rushed to the hospital but relief efforts failed.
A Philadelphia New York underworld figure is hunted as the slayer of Dorothy King the "White Light Butterfly." Police and Acting District Attorney Pecora link the suspect to other jewel thefts including a $30 000 haul. Elevator boy John Thomas disputes a millionaire suitor’s account. The body of Miss King is moved to a cemetery and a Ford sedan ad appears among the text.
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