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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
3
A.D, COLEGROVE Arthur Colegrove publishes at the Port Office of Cony. Pay as second class mail matter. By mail $500 per year. By carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates made known upon application.
A Keeseville New York woman writes that Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped restore her strength and end female troubles after months of backache irregularities and fatigue. She praises the Liver Pills and urges others to try the remedy, offering permission to use her letter in advertising.
A garbled OCR passage references Tom Sims and Alay Meseory among others, mentioning a tally of names like Shin, Tibreate, and Vitiny Phong. The text appears as a stream of misread names, unrelated phrases, and stalled phrases, with no clear event, date, or outcome.
Erie May 26 John Reantan aged 2 years 1 day of Edinboro is killed in a blaze that destroyed a rooming house at 122 West Forty-ninth street. Firefighters report a bystander and a nurse among the injured undergoing treatment at a local hospital.
Fragmented excerpt shows debates within a labor movement about reform versus radicalism. Samuel Gompers and allied figures oppose drastic changes, stressing the need for orderly organization and voluntary representation within unions, while warning against foreign influence and militant tactics.
Closing out sale at Choy Cycle Works Clinton Street features bicycles wheels tires and equipment at reduced prices. Wheels priced at 3500 and 3250, tires at 460 per pair, and other items discounted as the shop clears inventory.
A fragment from The Journal Files recalls past events and people. It mentions Mi Thom the new agent for a company, a case, Father Bogartler in New York, The Magnet Chi and Mr Herter Miner with an appeal to Curry residents to hear a Nick Luss singer in New York at the Methodist church.
Workers at the Sheffield Glue Bottle company strike amid wage demands as production slips back to normal. The plant resumes typical output after weeks of walkouts. Blowers and other indirect staff face tougher conditions, with higher hours noted. Separately, notices advertise rentals, employment, and a Royal typewriter for sale amid scattered classifieds.
Five men were arrested Thursday near a rural crossroads between Kaney and China for alleged moonshining operations. Local authorities, led by County police, reported the raid and said the suspects will be taken to Myndlord for processing. The jail timeframe and further details were not disclosed.
Erie May 1. Smock locomotive engineer residing at 1051 West Twenty third Street St Vincent's Hospital was injured when thrown from a locomotive on the Erie line near Pittsburgh Wednesday morning. He suffered leg injuries and possible other hurts but remained conscious and was reported to be in substantial pain with hope for early recovery.
A fragmented historical note praises American daring and the skyscraper as a peak of original achievement. It references architects and cities, noting New York’s growth in dwellings and offices while celebrating vertical ambition and modern engineering.
The piece argues families must educate Tay the child and safeguard health. It cites a 1920 context with Pennsylvania child labor figures and the need for education to unlock future opportunities. It notes many under thirteen are at work and urges restrictions to ensure proper schooling and health knowledge.
Fragmentary prose critiques a male dominated Congress era, noting the absence of women in leadership. The text laments the neglect of maternal influence and global humanity while describing a historic meeting of presidents and premiers failing to include a woman speaker or advocate.
The fragment contends that only workers deserve regard while condemning non workers as parasites and trouble seekers. It rails against filers and bigots, suggesting a harsh division between laborers and idlers. The piece uses condemning language toward those who do not toil and praises work as the sole path to value.
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