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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1923
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal lists publication details for Corry Pennsylvania with West South Street address and tariff information. It notes daily publication except Sundays and provides mail and carrier rates, indicating a 3 cent per copy price with a possible misprint for yearly or monthly terms.
In a reflective wartime piece, the author argues there is no justice in annexing Alsace Lorraine as payoff for past harms. Mercy tempered national interest avoids endless feud, warning that German economic retribution would spark future conflict.
An old column discusses indifference to hymen ailments and urges medical consultation for digestive issues. It outlines three steps: know normal digestion, compare to your own variation, and seek a specialist for appropriate diet and remedies. The piece ends with a light jab about isolationists and a possible prize.
Twenty years ago from The Journal Wiles November 19 1903 reports heavy snow, sleighing, and local weather notes. J C Wilson and GP Eyton return for survey work near the Pennsylvania border. City talks of smallpox fears, a pink paper sale, and upcoming hospital work with a private Pullman car rumor linked to Henry Ford style campaigning.
The piece argues American women spend hundreds of millions on hair nets and similar items. It highlights chewing gum and cosmetics as major income sources for manufacturers, notes vast domestic trade opportunities, and posits profits from simple everyday goods. The tone emphasizes broad entrepreneurial wealth from small goods.
Robert J. Grant, superintendent of the Denver Cole mint, has been appointed Director of the Mint by President Coolidge. The move places Grant in the top federal coinage position as the administration reshapes the Bureau.
Disjointed lines reference Tom Sims Wes a Washington expert chums rats and a humorous exchange about a swan with sideburns. Nonsense phrases mention Paris pictures, Lyonsville, a girl stealing chickens, and a rambling mix of political and social jabs. The text appears as stray OCR fragments with no clear event or coherent narrative.
A fragment discussing American Education Week, the Declaration of Independence and the U S Constitution. It argues citizens must support federal, state, and local government through taxes, patriotism, and intelligent participation, emphasizing public services and nationwide development. It stresses citizen involvement, education, and the link between governance and national progress.
A committee of 20 members from Brasilie Lodge No 17 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows announced plans for a new lodge home in Erie. They have obtained an option on a lot at the northeast corner of Twenty first and Peach streets and aim to purchase a city lot for a lodge building. The committee recently secured an option on 2108 Peach Street, where a dwelling stands, with about 100 feet of Peach Street frontage.
A partial, garbled text fragment appears to reference radical and conspiracy themes with unclear entities. No coherent events or persons are discernible for a factual summary.
Officials investigate reports of bear activity in McKean and surrounding counties. Commissioners Gordon and Conlin tour Norwich Preserve and Smethport area seeking evidence while noting increased bear sightings but no grounds for an extraordinary session. Local residents describe bears wandering yards and near homes as state preserves conduct reviews of wildlife management.
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