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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1923
Page
3
A fragmentary excerpt discusses European decline during war, warning that civilization faces erosion through hunger, war, and dwindling vigor. It ponders long-term effects on power, productivity, and racialized notions of vitality, suggesting Europe could fade if conflict persists.
Theodore Ht Price argues the immediate future hinges on labor supply and capital behavior. A shortage of workers amid rising costs may push prices higher across steel, furniture, clothing and shoes, risking inflation unless capital reins in expansion or strikes curb activity.
The article notes growing efforts to harmonize healing traditions across medical and nonmedical systems. Proponents seek mutual respect and tolerance while acknowledging limits of nonmedical cures. A reform-minded tone calls for open collaboration among diverse healing groups.
Jumbled text describes a spring scene in Philadelphia with stray names and phrases about athletes, a pipe, a fish, and a coat of arms. The readable elements mention money, a person named Mack Hagzor, and references to shirts or coats. The text lacks coherent narrative.
Prohibition agents with Sergeant Crowley and Chief Alexander seized 16 quarts of Johnny Walker whisky and 382 bottles of beer from a Hudson sedan during a raid on Lake Road. Suspects Gilbert Smith and Wolpert of Buffalo were arrested.
Kane, March 1. Nuryhon aged 10 and David aged 11, sons of Me and Meg Maes of Fraley Street, narrowly escaped asphyxiation from gas fumes. They were in a bath room when a gas leak caused fumes to fill the space. Nathan cried out for help, and family members saved the boys from death. David revived and Nathan is temporarily in worse condition, both expected to recover in a few days.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment for piles and a range of ailments. It claims rapid healing of bleeding, itching, and pain, with promises of cures for eczema, boils, and skin issues, urging readers to buy a jar at five cents or similar prices.
The Journal notes the railroad company completed paving at the freight depot and describes improvements. It mentions a forthcoming trip to Mackinan, a special election, and various local people including Marti Miller and Gertrude Glement, with references to trips to Washington and Plonda. The piece records a quiet special election with a loud vote.
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