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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1923
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania lists publication daily except Sunday and provides mailing and carrier rates. It states office at West South Street with mailing through post office at Cony and notes subscription prices and advertising terms.
At the Veruitier peace conference Germany offers to settle reparations with the Allies for 7.5 billion. The Allies debate the amount Germany has paid and whether any final settlement is possible. Both sides acknowledge fading pressure as negotiations over the Versailles debt continue amid dispute and uncertainty.
The new mayor favors publicity for officeholders but aims for constructive action over sensational exposure. He warns against overexposure in the press and pledges to begin talking about results only after achievements occur. The piece hints at broader social and scientific references, mentioning professors, archaeology, and Einstein.
Charles R. Davis announces his candidacy for county commissioner on a roads and law enforcement platform. He asks Eriberry and County voters for support at the September primary.
A local notice from Union Produce Co Davis Woody and Rouse advertising bulk garden seeds for sale and daily cream purchases. The fragment mentions bulk offerings and a business trio name with no clear location or date.
Notice to home builders describing level lots about .50 by 180 feet on Catherine and Summer Streets near factories. Public sale Saturday May 12 at 1 o'clock. Terms to suit. Mictioneer Vic Powers, clerk Walter Peaks. Gust Johnson listed as handling. Depot area near Corry.
A city property committee acts to hail the bell tower remnants from the third ward engine Nass and decayed timbers. Work on N Center Street park pavement unearthed an old corduroy road once in a swampy area. Wolless road men meet in business, promising rapid work at a fair price. Eugene Rhodes and sister Mrs W Sigelns return from Youngsville after alumni banquet. D P Behind dies after brief illness. A Foxidept of Corey noted in a family Bee Range. Twenty-one Masons from this city travel to Columbus to aid initiation in the entered apprentice degree. Congress remains overworked as news from the era shows.
Seed vendors tout Field and Garden Seeds as the best value. Union Produce Co at 413th Davis, along Gnd Avenue and Washington Street, advertises a complete stock and urges buyers to compare weather and seed quality before purchase.
Franklin May 8 Two city inventors Ruel and McKim have a patented aromatic fuel mixing device now attached to over 200 cars of prominent residents. Backed financially they plan large scale production. Tests show fuel economy gains of about 15 to 20 percent, with installation details for the inlet manifold and vacuum feed system.
The Reelor Chemical Company, near Wenn, has moved operations to night hours to avoid starting fires in the forests they traverse. Workers now operate from 3 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily and will continue until it is safe to work by day.
A disjointed report describes a young Erie motorist named Steyer fleeing after an assault and resisting officers. The narrative mentions a struggle on May Street and West Selim, a confrontation ending with injury to Steyer and a police response including a confrontation with two suspects. The account is fragmented with garbled phrases and unclear chronology.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Cervantes and Lawoulil with unclear names and phrases about will power and eye teaming. It mentions a deadline or end in Corinthians but remains incoherent and lacks distinct entities or events. No clear persons, places, or dates are identifiable from the readable text.
A Washington D C woman testifies that after years of female trouble and decline she took six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained strength. She weighed 140 pounds and can now perform housework washing and ironing without pain stating the remedy saved her from an operation.
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