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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pa newspaper listing states published daily except Sunday from West South Street. Arthur Colegraver listed as editor or publisher. Mail rate five dollars per year, carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon request.
An examination of royal intermarriage patterns across Europe shows how dynastic unions linked most monarchies, shaped political power, and influenced public perception. It argues that when royalty loses international relevance, popular sovereignty rises, reshaping governance and weakening traditional royal prestige.
The article argues against alarm over rising consumer spending highlighted by the Internal Revenue Service, noting auto purchases at about two billion dollars in recent months and suggesting many families may cut back on luxuries like liquor or other indulgences. It emphasizes balance, urging prudent spending without overreaction despite prosperity.
The Radio Corporation of America orders all employees to become naturalized. Of 1,100 workers, 76 are aliens mainly Canadians. Some object, arguing aliens should have free choice. others say practical patriotism favors citizenship. The firm cites charter rules on American citizenship for employees and hints workers may leave if unwilling.
A garbled column references April clothes, voting, weather, radio, and politics, noting fear, social trends, and public figures. It mentions daylight, a petrified milestone, marathon references, and global tensions about reparation money and Bolshevism, all in a noisy, fragmentary style.
Paul De Wright announced the appointment of William J. Carrall as superintendent of highways for Pend County to supervise William BD Hurley. Lyle Wo Orr of Erie refitshed duties as executive manager of the highway department.
John Wardwoor runs a meat market on East Washington Street and plans to close on May 12 when his lease expires. Market officials hope he secures a new location and continues the business.
A fragmented report cites debate on a bill targeting women who dodge taxes. The text shows mixed dialogue about penalties and equity, with references to women paying taxes and men also questioned. The piece includes garbled quotes and unclear attribution.
Local farm hosts a series of poultry meetings the week of May focusing on egg laying stock and management. Sessions include Wednesday May 8 at 10 am and May 9 at 2 pm, led by Dr Warbety Pain City and Mr Steelman, aiming to guide farmers on best practices and proper market timing.
A fragmentary item lists can openers nut wrackers broom holders tea stands matpils wall brushes 11 ampie parapet bratera huit pans gasoline irons gas irons, suggesting a local sale or catalog excerpt with assorted household goods.
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