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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
5
Mire Henry Blakeslee and daughter Sarah Powell travel with Mrs B to the Parle theatre to see Abie Irish Jamastown for a day or two while in town. The group, including Mr Blakeslee, are listed as guests of Mrs B at the event.
Mrs Mattie Chappel deputy of Warren County travels to Columbus this evening with Charl Hamilton to visit Ruth Killick logging and Miss Hells Lambing at Epiv. The New Exchange hotel on North Central Street hosts a busy opening week with a bright lobby. A missing man case from Strattonville draws Sunday attention as officers describe a man about 5 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds, wearing a dark overcoat and carrying a shawl.
A flood of brief notes lists visitors and travelers across towns. Residents like Henderson, Prank Blair, and Mrs. J. Tee Gordon are noted as visiting relatives or on business trips to cities such as Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Warren, Warren, Buffalo, and Erie.
David Lamia known as the Well of Wall Street arrived in Caldwell County jail to begin a seven year term for forgery and fraud. He was escorted by deputy marshals from the Southern District of New York and brought from Manhattan transfer. Lamia, an exile from Medea, had fled to evade imprisonment and was expelled as an undesirable foreigner.
A notice seeks a man between 25 and years old for driving a horse car, failing bonds and reformacy. The ad requests information by phone between 7 and 8 p.m. and mentions contact by European tone.
An advertisement touts a remedy for burning feet from irritation and foot pain. It promotes a product named Joint Race it claims rapid relief and healing, with a list of pharmacists and suppliers including Ames & Co. Druggists to order a 6c tube.
A fragmented list shows closing prices and activity for many majors including Logen and Bryan, American Smelters, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Northern Pacific, Reading, Revlogle Steel, and Union Oil among others. Traders monitored gains in oil, steel, and transport names, with some entries showing notable turnover while others lagged.
The fragmentary OCR note references places and entities including New York, Arkansas, gas, Boston, Wyoming, and a date style 5-54, with mentions of Federal Oil and Lone Star. The text is garbled. no coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
An old advertisement touts internal treatment for piles claiming external methods fail. It credits Leonhardt and Honam for developing IEM-ROID, tested in 1000 cases, and now sold by druggists with a money back guarantee through N. F. Ames & Co. The copy urges reader trust in a safe, easy oral remedy.
Fragmentary OCR jumble mentions Ryith Consolidated, Salt Creek, New Jersey Indiana New York California, Branford Oil and Fast Radio. Lacks coherent event, date, or outcome. cannot identify a clear person, organization, or place beyond scattered proper nouns.
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