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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1923
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania. A D Colegrove publisher. Entered at the Post Office Cory Pa as second class mail matter. Yearly subscription six dollars by mail. carrier three cents per copy. weekly fifteen cents. Advertising rates available on application.
A historical discussion argues against building taller than 2000 feet due to increased elevator needs, light access, and city congestion. It notes transportation improvements and public demand for livable environments, questioning the value of extreme towers. The piece cites Chicago at 40 stories and New York trends, urging restraint despite advances. It mentions aviation and military angles as factors shaping future skylines and reflects on individuality in grand structures.
An old advertisement touts Celery King as a tonic laxative for general health. It claims benefits for digestion and energy, urging readers to ask their druggist about the product and promising positive effects in the springtime season.
Twenty years ago The Journal Files recounts a monthly Y M C A meeting where directors decided to secure and equip a gymnasium and skating hall for the coming season. Other items note club entertainments, a cataract operation scheduled for Mrs Wiles, a wedding at Warm, and a talk on predicting earthquakes for future film work.
A discussion on golf safety and the sport’s changing culture notes that some physicians warn against inappropriate exertion. Others argue golf’s growing length and professionalization push players, especially seniors, beyond easy enjoyment. The piece laments excessive practice, club pros, and a push toward intense training, suggesting golf risks becoming a strenuous American pastime.
The article notes reports issued for the fret month to high pupils detailing erudition and attendance. It mentions Mrs Guy Pailin of Shinilshouse, Pa, as guest of her mother Mrs W R Abani of Lovells.
Fragmented dispatch reports odd incidents and mixed notes from cities including Los Angeles and Chicago. Headlines reference health officials, payroll shocks, a film director robbery, and various local curiosities as a broad, quirky summary of week’s oddities across the nation.
In Medina New York a woman describes long nerve trouble and sickness lasting over two years. She reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting weight loss prior to treatment and praising improvements following the start of the remedy. Neighbor testimonies from Rochester and Paris also reference the product's perceived benefits.
A 52 year old man was attacked by bandits during a night robbery at Autrey Way. He struggled as assailants restrained him and one brandished a steel gun. The victim, named Andrew, received injuries to the cheek and lost $260 plus a nickel-plated watch. Police have opened an investigation.
Fredonia con man Martin Dowd, 25, was arrested by federal agents at Buffalo station on a confidence game. He allegedly defrauded Ira Walwey of Fredonia of 25000 dollars in Orlando and admitted his identity after bail set at 4000 dollars. Dowd claimed charge of transporting stolen property and was held awaiting further proceedings.
A fragmented local notice seeks three amen inquiries tied to a anniversary event. Readable fragments indicate inquiries by unspecified parties and dates, with limited context and official names absent.
The fragment mentions a figure described as the next premier of France and references a photo taken before a display or event. Details are incomplete, but the material implies anticipation of a political leadership change in France.
Four boys vanish in woods near Franklin Pram Lan after setting out on a trek. Local authorities and volunteers search dense terrain as night falls. A rescue party later locates one boy but the others remain missing, and the group is believed to be low on supplies.
Dr Merle Amy advertises chiropractic services in Corry Pennsylvania offering nerve and spine expert care. The office is at Horn Block N Center at Bell, with residence contact via Bell phone 10J.
A car collided with a passenger train near Ridgway causing extensive damage and injuries. Investigators described the scene, noting the train stopped at the third station and emergency crews responded quickly to control the situation.
An old newspaper fragment recounts a man named James suffering rheumatism and neuritis who, after trying various remedies, reportedly found a cure through a mysterious tonic. He claims the potion removed pain and allowed a return to normal life, inspiring requests to share the remedy with others. The story ends noting distrustful druggists and a vow to spread the cure publicly.
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