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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1923
Page
11
Publisher Brilered at the Post Office of Corry Pa lists second class mail status and annual, monthly, and weekly rates. It notes publication by Mark five dollars per year and carrier charges of three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
A discussion in New York City emphasizes the value of organized play and playground supervision for children. It contrasts past inaction with modern benefits of supervised play spaces guiding physical and mental development, urging communities to support ongoing youth recreation initiatives.
A jumbled mosaic of quotes and names including Tom Sims, Geof Howe, Ian Howe, and mentions of spring and summer signs. The block reads like a chaotic pastiche of opinions, travelogues, and scattered references to people, places, and events, with many garbled words.
The National Fire Protection Association argues a fire tax of about $1,000 per person is unfair and burdensome. Citizens criticize government spending while ignoring fireproofing measures in homes and businesses. The piece laments rising costs from fires and urges safer heating and lighting practices to reduce taxes.
West Hickory suffers a severe accident at a tannery on Monday morning. Mayor Marry Pye, a 47 year old, was severely injured with hands caught in machinery. He was rushed to Warren General Hospital. doctors led by Dr. Murrow amputated both hands. The scene also references the international court lacking fervent Americanist sentiment.
Erie officials discussed ongoing delays in the Erie Station project and the removal of grade crossings. Representatives from the city and Pennsylvania railroad, along with New York Central, reviewed plans to complete the Cherry Street subway and Chestnut Street viaduct after construction starts, with timelines extending two years.
In Sharon Pennsylvania on May 31 secretary of labor James J. Davis spoke at a Memorial Day event. The address highlighted service to community country and humanity and featured remarks about local youths and civic duty.
A fire at the Russ Theatre swept through the building as patrons fled amid dense smoke. Early reports from United Press indicate multiple fatalities and numerous injuries, with rescue operations underway and authorities investigating the cause.
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