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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal advertises a subscription rate of 6500 per year by mail and three cents per issue by carrier, noting delivery details on West South Street and naming a local contact.
A rabbi argues against racial hierarchy, urging acceptance of all races in American life. He warns that praising Nordic traits while denigrating others is un-American, stressing that the nation benefits from diverse origins and the mingling of peoples. The speaker cites Welles and Van Loon as noted critics of racism.
Sherif Harvey Holkenbarry of Butler County and Chief of Police Joseph Ly Anwert of this city were seriously injured last night returning from Pittsburgh when their automobile crashed into a quarry embankment, plunging about 400 feet down a steep bank into a field. Meanwhile a stalled automobile on Railand Avenue tracks near Dunkirk was struck by a freight train, causing minor damage to the engine and breaking one of the freight cars in two.
An advertisement claims ALLENRHU completely banishes rheumatic pains within twenty four hours. It touts dramatic relief from swollen joints and twinges, with a money back guarantee if the pint bottle fails to conquer rheumatism. James T. Allen, described as discoverer, urges druggists to sell with confidence.
During the long school vacation, many city youths sought temporary work permits with plans to return to school in fall. Data suggests about 40 percent rejoined classes while over half continued working through summer. Restoring those 40 percent to schooling could reshape the stay-at-work pattern and shorten overall schooling time.
A jumbled clipping mixes crime notes and cultural blurbs. It mentions a man with an ear injury, arrests for laughter at golfers, a war pageant, and a Japanese steel home project, alongside political talk, a Boston culture boast, and a public wage tease. The text is garbled and hard to parse.
Twenty years ago notes from The Journal Files dated October 23, 1903 report the death of Mrs Nellie Sherred from typhoid fever at her parents home in Cambridge Springs. The item also mentions the opening entertainment of the People's Court last night drawing a fair audience and references the Copley Square Concert company, a trio of women with an ambitious moniker.
Charles R Vavix, candidate for short s, will speak at an Erie County Prohibition rally at the State Armory Tuesday evening.
Ames & Co promotes a no cure no pay rheumatism remedy claiming to ease stiffness and pain without surgery. The ad urges readers to discard eruitenesse and walk without agony, highlighting a gentle treatment approach from a known supplier.
A garbled report discusses Germany breaking into multiple states with Bavaria staying united, potential French security fears, and a looming continental monopoly in coal and steel. It also notes William C. Sampson, a Columbia School Board official, speaking at a DuBois Board of Education seminar, referencing a prior resignation and a normal school election. A small classified ad offers a ladies coat for sale at reduced price after brief use.
A Titusville man testified today in New York that he was not a partner in a brokerage firm tied to Raynor Nicholas and Tetomidats. He claimed no connection beyond customer dealings and disputed taking part in the bankruptcy matter.
Fragmented report concerns a Wilken Laryborouigh physician summoned to Willingburg tonight to answer questions about a purported vampuye incident with Mew Hilti Gagan of Johnmowes. Grogan, jailed for forgery, faced sentencing and evidence regarding the Northside society girl. New York-bound.
Wallace is set to testify for Mrs Stokes as part of proceedings in a contested case. The testimony seeks to illuminate alleged misconduct by Stokes and her husband, with observers noting potential impacts on the court’s handling of the case and related legal questions.
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