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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
3
The Cory Evening Journal of Cory Pa publishes daily except Sunday from West South Street. Arthur Colgrave is listed as publisher. Mail matter posted at the Corry post office. Yearly subscription is 5 dollars. carrier price is 3 cents per copy, 15 cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
A fragmented report notes rising interest in tennis with international players and venues, citing growing audience attention in the United States and worldwide. It mentions junior events, later seasons, and ongoing development in the sport despite unclear details.
An advertisement touts a new remedy by ILEN-ROLQ and AMEY & Co claiming to cure piles by removing the cause and improving blood circulation. It asserts a safe, simple treatment with an "almost unbelievable record" of relief for thousands, urging readers to try if others failed.
Disjointed excerpts reveal a professor resisting public discussion of Darwinism within colleges and churches. He warns against further controversy and presses to keep his views private during a stay, citing potential misunderstanding and press harm.
Teeming clippings recount local election chatter in Erie and Corry, civic notes on a crematorium opening, upcoming ball game between Fairview and Washington Silver seniors, and senior class graduation candidates. Garden seeds in bulk and Union Produce Co advertise products and brands.
Jamestown Mine 16 report describes local sentencing after drunken driving and related offenses. City Judge Allen presided over multiple cases with suspensions and fines including a thirty day term for a driver and a probationary period, with appeals and pending directions noted.
A jury returned a verdict of no cause for action on a case heard in the local court. The trial proceeded in the afternoon with attorney Mott and Ottaway for the plaintiff and Putner and Rowe for the defendant. The incident involved injuries to sight from an animal and occurred in Clain Sixby area.
A political notice urges Erie City and County voters to support Batt Charles R Davis for County Commissioner at the September primaries on a Good Roads and Law Enforcement platform. The appeal stresses strong roads and enforcement.
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