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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1923
Page
3
Arthur Coleprove lists postal details for Corry Pa with Second Class Mail entry. Mentions entry date, publication by Mai, annual rate five hundred dollars, carrier price three cents per copy and fifteen cents weekly. Advertising rates to be made known upon request.
A Global Health Foundation claims a year of achievements across prevention, education, and cooperation. It highlights malaria demonstrations, foreign collaborations, and funding for medical schools, with emphasis on international engagement and public health leadership.
Citizens accuse Rubber City transit officials of price gouging and poor service while a public charity drive collects over 20 000 pennies to cover deficits The piece questions civic trust and the ethics of public corporations amid rising costs and alleged pressure on riders to subsidize operations
A garbled advert claims a Parisian tonic from N. F. Adler & Co will stop hair loss and promote growth. The text mocks medical language and promotional hype, naming Adler as the seller and suggesting a guaranteed option, in a fragmentary advertisement style.
A public sale scheduled at Waddoxday October 20 features Jeromy Snill and Tetsey as owners with a broad listing of farm stock and equipment. The catalog includes cattle hogs poultry goats mares plows cultivators mowing machines hay forks and more. Terms: under ten dollars cash over ten dollars with approved notes. Auctioneers listed as WM Ly TRILL and Hemmond.
A fragment from The Journal Files recounts municipal folly and a court case against Forest County for costs around 700 to 800 dollars. It notes a pox case dismissed after last year and mentions the Finw Railroad wreck near Cyne with eight freight cars demolished, with no injuries. William Wuptenbeck, superintendent, returns to New York and a factory position is cited for Jyronny.
Fragmented opinion piece argues nations need honesty in action and Christian charity, cites Britain and Kipling era sentiments, and questions humility versus power. Includes scattered classified lines: for sale poultry, wanted wood, and boarding requests.
Dr Merle Amy Obrioprator, a nerve and spine specialist, is listed with office, residence, and telephone details for Gory, Pennsylvania, including block and center references and Bell phone numbers.
Belmont, president of the National Women's Party, argues against marriage for women calling it a form of slavery. He notes statistics may show marriage limits a woman's freedom and suggests reform to redefine marriage rights for modern women.
A two year old boy, Melvin Johnson, suffered injuries after falling from a building under construction on Fraley Street. He was taken to Rone Summit Hospital in Avath in critical condition.
A garbled OCR fragment covers a range of topics. It mentions fog in London and a French livery being made in Germany again. It references revolts in Italy and mobilization of troops. The piece also names American issues, Chicago, and various vague political and social hints. The exact events and dates are unclear.
A fatal car crash on the park of Ray Green Drive led to the deaths of Sarah Warfel and an unnamed passenger. Witnesses testified about the vehicle veering near Twentesccai and Parade Street, with the Mayer and Green cars involved. Authorities held the driver for further investigation into the collision and its circumstances.
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