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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1923
Page
6
A church service notes Palm Sunday and contrasts the ancient triumphal entry of Alexander the Great with the high priest and the worship of God. The message questions reader devotion and asks if the Savior sent by Jesus is accepted, linking Palm Sunday and Easter meaning to personal faith.
A jumble of weekly services across United Brethren Church First Church of Christ Scientist St Pauls Lutheran Salvation Army Emmanuel Church and First Presbyterian listing pastors, Sunday School hours, morning and evening sermons, and special meetings with times such as 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 8:30 AM 6:30 PM and 9:00 PM. The items invite parishioners and families to attend worship, Sunday schools and evangelistic sessions.
Church schedule lists sermons and services across First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Highlights include morning worship at 11:00 with Rev. May, Rev. Franklin, and Rev. Howe assisting during Passion Week, plus Bible study, Sunday School, and evening services.
A sensational report from New York on March 8 describes a new cavity warming method for pneumonia using metal plates on the chest and back with an electro current. Doctors at St Marys and Hoboken say lung temperatures rise, improving blood flow after a few treatments, with two daily sessions.
United Press reports the aging battleship Mississippi overwhelmed by modern dreadnoughts during the Santiago de Cuba engagement. Maryland California and Pennsylvania ships engaged, shells struck repeatedly, wireless control knocked out, and the Mississippi drifted toward port before sinking.
A fragment cites Dr Moras arguing that mental illnesses are not inherently hereditary and are linked to blood constituents influencing conditions from corn to infinity, challenging the notion of hereditary nervous disorders.
United Press dispatch reports Marsh 24 that District Attorney Pecora summoned the mysterious Mr Marshall and Mr Wilson to his office to learn what they know about Dorothy Kee nan the Butterfly of Broadway. Authorities pursue a theory of a plot to abduct and kill her the Keenan girl was to be used by plotters but she allegedly refused. Marshall and Wilson are the last men known to have seen the Butterfly alive and have appeared before Pecora clearing themselves. New evidence may bring sharp questioning if the mile financier will talk.
A garbled OCR passage describes a newspaper inn buying rib bers for a young son while a clerk directs another customer. Fragmentary quotes muddle the scene with unclear dialogue and stray words, yielding no clear event or names.
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