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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1923
Page
3
Publishes on West South Street Corry Pa publisher Arthur Colegrove lists mailing rates and pricing. Annual by mail 85.00, by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
A fossil skull from Patagonia is linked to a Dallas sand pit find as scientists discuss whether ancient humans in the Americas coexisted with mammoths and saber toothed cats. The article questions American elephant and camel ancestry and notes ongoing exploration raises new questions about early human migration. It also reports the American Federation of Labor opposing recognition of the Russian Soviet government, citing famine and Bolshevik responsibility.
A new movement in community music is reviving Easter caroling as sunrise street singing by small groups. The practice echoes Old World customs already seen in places like Mount of Olives and Central Park New York, aiming to foster universal joy at spring’s return.
A garbled, memoir-like slice mentions haste in marriage, fishermen seeking bait, careless drivers, seed catalogs, high freight costs, baking powder, hair care, neighbor children using marbles, pricey gardens, colleges, two plus two, and odd news notes. It references Chicago and San Francisco figures and a spring sign in Sequatchie Valley, ending with a broken leg tale.
New York Supreme Court requires the Anti-Saloon League to open its books and show how campaign contributions were used. Supporters lament the ruling as politicized, arguing the group is more than an educational body. The decision could boost the League's political power while critics demand full public disclosure. The piece ends noting French-German tensions.
Lenora Chappl of Grand Valley visits sister Mrs. Stuart Houghton on Bast Pleasant street, joined by Francis Blair a St Lawrence University student in the city for Easter vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Prank PuBIase of Corry, W. Qhiteh Firet Ave.
A feature in the modern mower and homebuilding show showcases model houses set within carefully landscaped grounds. School children submitted prize winning models praised for beauty and accuracy, illustrating architectural style, ground design, and practical details like garages and clothes posts integrated into the scheme.
A Michigan family of five works 40 acres with father and three young children aiding in sugar beet harvest. The 12 year old Elisabeth, 10-year-old Felix, and 7-year-old John miss substantial school time, highlighting a nationwide pattern of child labor in beet fields from May to November, depriving youths of education and Americanization opportunities.
A digest of 1903 items notes ED Wing, Bindley Lake’s song writer, as a Hotel Grindin guest. Manley Crosby returns from Bermuda and Cuba via Baltic visit to his son Theodore. A church delegation attends a Christian Endeavor rally in Union City. Fishing at Lake Columbus reported by Hen Starr and father. Local students from Allegheny College home for spring vacation. Franz appointed substitute city mail carrier. Metnuns Steelworks under heavy orders. quality praised nationwide.
A bachelor legislator introduced a measure to punish by one to fifteen years for inducing a spouse to leave a partner or for stealing a spouse. The text laments tolerance of marital betrayal and calls for a firmer stance against what it calls indoor “love nest” activity, urging honor and truth.
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