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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
3
Classified notice from Corry Pennsylvania listing costs and mailing details for the Corry Evening Journal. Mentions Arthur Colegrave and distribution options including mail rate and carrier price. Contains publication and post office enrollment notes.
A reader's collation discusses Anglo American stance on France in the Ruhr crisis, noting Americans favor France taking a weaker role and questioning how the deadlock between Germany and France could be broken. Wisconsin National Guard debate and state militia relevance are summarized, highlighting the guard's value to state order and constitutional independence. The page also mentions Oxnard real estate and a quick relief ad for indigestion tablets.
A garbled OCR text reports on trials and local figures, mentioning John Malgeins, Kon Wisconsin, and West Virginia. It references farm work, spools found, and shifting opinions, with unclear dates and scattered names. The piece alludes to learning, peace, and reverses in a rural community context.
A fragment discusses women in Congress and the idea of a separate powdering room in the Capitol. It notes criticism of visible vanity and argues whether feminine display distracts from public duties. The piece cites views on women’s presence in legislative spaces and femininity in politics.
Mrs. Strodter of Newarl asserts after twenty five years of indigestion she found relief by taking Tanlac in a public statement.
Mrs. MF Streeter of Newark declares Tanlac revived her life after years of stomach trouble gas bloating and insomnia. She says nervous tension and headaches vanished and she now sleeps soundly with renewed energy. Over 6 million bottles sold.
Improvised OCR text depicts a woman facing charges linked to a death chair matter and a court appearance. The narrative reveals confusion, plea discussions, and the defendant’s belief the case involves breach of promise. The record shows judge, defense, and timing notes with unclear names.
Nicholar Leiplein age 77 dies at his daughter Mrs. Joseph Merklinger 118 Sixth Avenue early today at 12 50 am. Survived by seven children Ralph Leiplen Salamanca NY Rodulph Leiplein Titusville PA Arthur Leiplein Muffaly Eugene Leiplein Chicago IL George P Rast Erie Ont Mrs Robert Bernard Erie and Mr Joseph Merklinger. Body to be taken to former home in Titusville for burial. Local burial and services to follow.
Samuel Ro andrews of Meldville and Mish Jennie Ohya of Columbus wed at Warren Pay Monday afternoon. The ceremony was unattended and the couple left for Jamestown New York. They will reside in Meadville. The bride is a popular young woman employed in the KK Shue company. Sincere best wishes extend to the happy couple.
A drugstore notice offers Allen dru, a patent remedy, promising rapid relief from rheumatism. It touts uric acid dissolution within 24 hours and urges readers to obtain a full pint bottle with a money back guarantee if not proven. The pitch credits James I. Allen of Rochester as the inventor and claims dramatic, lasting reductions in swollen joints and pain.
A garbled list of items for sale or barter includes a dark blue baby buggy, a grey block baby carriage, 100 Lrook street, and trades for a fresh cow. Also advertised are a six room rental with electric light Bell 460, coal cooking stove, and a set of blacksmith tools. Arthur Brown of Spring Creek and Awkas appears as seller.
BAIA March 22 Fred Stinson 45 is burned to death when a shack at Second Street burned early Wednesday spring. Firemen say an overheated stove likely started the blaze and Stinson claimed to have been with two party guests who had been drinking. Prank Silver told police that he left the shack after stamping out a cigarette butt.
An Erie man died after a fall near the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh while on business. Details indicate Walter Harper and Janet Dussiessman were involved. the death followed a fall described as sudden and fatal despite medical efforts. A second note references a Snelock incident that evening with rapid decline before help arrived.
March 22 report states the Berle Lighting Company will merge to form a bio electrical project with steam and hydro plants. The plan includes sites in Erie and Warren areas and covers towns along the Jefferson Todiana Clearfield Gluter Cambria and Somerset regions, announced by Jed M Holst, vice president of the Erie company.
A brief notice shows a sale offer listing two balls priced at 25 cents per ball. The readable line emphasizes quantity and unit price with no additional details or conditions provided.
Fragmentary medical advertisement warns of gases from food presses pressing the heart. It touts remedies and tonics including glyverine and Ferogex with claims of expelling poison and guarding against appendicitis. An apothecary named Thomas Downey is listed.
Acreage features 119 acres four miles from Union City with paved road access two drilled wells stock barn tea room house large apple orchard spring watered pasture and timber. Immediate possession priced at 34000 cash 1000 down easy payments located 0 South Main Street Union City.
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