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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1923
Page
3
The notice lists publication details for Corry Pa, including mailing address on West South Street and post office designation as second class mail matter. It states subscription and carrier rates and asks readers to apply for advertising information. The fragment mentions Mark and annual rate, three cents per copy, and fifteen cents per week.
Fragmented commentary argues the League of Nations and Article X are essential to global peace. It links American absence from the League to dire postwar consequences, blaming failures for Germany France and Ottoman territories and warning of future insecurity without collective action.
The piece analyzes a German propaganda effort portraying the war as a defense of national honor. It argues German leadership aims to sow anti Allied sentiment, cast Allies as robbers, and rally domestic support while blaming others for defeats. It notes American and British reactions and calls for understanding and repudiation of German messaging.
A garbled extract discusses the Census Bureau noting seven marriages in a county for the year, with a commentary that divorcees return to single life and optimism for marriage remains low. The piece hints at cautious regard for matrimony and its uncertain future.
An extra train ran from Pittsburgh to Corry due to engine trouble at Red Bank. Train 962 from Provo to Corry faced delays of over an hour yesterday morning. Mrs Della Miley and daughter were among local riders awaiting service at Jamestown earlier today.
The readable text sketches a collage of people and places including Tom Sims, Portland, and Washington. It touches on college ambitions, pensions, a bootlegger reference, and a country life vibe, with scattered mentions of theater, marriage, and a threshing machine.
Veterans Night at the local Methodist church honors area veterans with a service featuring singing prayer announcements and a pastor led program. The event runs across the Sundays from the 7th to the 21st and includes hymns, solos, sermons and reflections on veterans’ impact. Meanwhile William S McKay resigns after five years as president of Oil City National Bank, noting faith in the bank’s steady growth under his tenure.
The Central Assembly in Springfield Missouri invites the public to attend services as they prepare to open a Pentecostal assembly. The group emphasizes worldwide evangelization and welcomes all who love the Lord to join their gathering and hear the gospel.
A cave accident at Barnes in Sheffield Township afternoon left Robert Shiriton with fractured ankle and injuries to other bones after a rock slide. He was working for Bill Easton when a bank gave way and the rock trapped him. A physician treated the fracture at his home.
Twenty years ago Journal files reveal Deputy Sheriff Gifford and officers investigating a Lake Howe mystery. The city awoke to word of a wage earners’ case, a notable smallpox inquiry, and a surge of academic and civic moves in Harrismany Tenn. Leaders, teachers, and townsfolk discussed school closures, new appointments, and community events as families prepared for upcoming terms.
In SSW Castle Pennsylvania, two workers died when a 470 foot scaffold at the Carnegie Steel Company's plant collapsed. Several others narrowly escaped by grabbing onto safety ropes as the structure failed. Rescue crews worked through the day to recover victims and assess debris.
Article discusses Bates potential selection as a delegate to the Republican Convention and mentions political figures, party dynamics, and possible implications for representation. It notes ongoing debates within the party and candidate alignments shaping delegate choices.
In Ridgway court, a heavy fine was imposed for gambling. The case involved Ville Cimbe and others with testimony about prior actions and attempted evasion. The defendant, Jude Baibih, faced additional conditions, while Francia vonceruiur received a related outcome.
An Erie man faces a forthcoming event organized by a Crawford County hotel to aid a local cause. The fundraiser aims to support community needs with proceeds directed to the beneficiary.
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