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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper listing details daily publication except Sunday, editor A D Colegrove, publisher Entered at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Subscriptions 95 dollars per year by mail or 3 cents per copy 15 cents per week advertising rates available on application
Frederick Hows, ex commissioner of immigration, criticizes current handling of irregulars as rooted in a corrupt system rather than the officers. He urges reform to humanize the service, remove it from politicized pattern, and prevent inefficiency and political spoiling while preserving essential authority.
The piece argues that political interference drains presidential energy, hindering core duties. It urges reducing partisan pressure to empower the President to focus on essential state functions and human-rights concerns, aligning with the British government’s view of executive power.
A vintage advert touts Beecham's Pills as a cure for troubles that attack the stomach liver and bowels. It promises improved digestion appetite and a clearer mind and urges readers to buy from any druggist for 25 or 60 cents.
The article assesses Mussolini’s expansionist aims and Fascist ambitions, noting Italy’s early rough methods and the shift toward a broader imperial policy. It discusses Albania, Greece, and Corfu, arguing the era risks a new era of aggressive nationalism and potential war.
Fragmented OCR text shows a plea about children and education alongside unrelated notes about farm animals and a political candidacy. The readable portion highlights a call to educate all children and concerns about handicaps from faulty schooling or information, with stray references to a candidate for Recorder of Deeds.
A crowded Wattsburg fair drew about five thousand attendees. The item mentions plans for an upcoming dance and a baseball game in Cambridge Springs, with local names cited for events and performances.
A holiday mixed golf event at Corry Court Try Club, organized by Don Muirkensle, drew a large crowd and featured sixteen players. Rebeors Mackensie and 3584 Rater Conad tied for first with a score of 4 under par after eighteen holes. The day included a ladies dining service at the cafeteria and a morning gathering.
Jumbled report mentions Tom Sims and a bandit, a shoplifted coat scene, a New Jersey wedding, references to Washington and Lansing, and scattered anecdotes including a couple with a wedding, a Ludington editor, barrels of juice, and oddly garbled phrases about crimes, prices, and places across the United States. The text reads as a damaged collage of memo-like items with no clear single event.
A notice states that a candidate for County Treasurer of Erie County seeks Republican primary support. The filing is dated September 18, 1923, and signed by Aolla McCray, Jon Waterford, Erie County, Pa.
The pamphlet notes growing interest in extension courses across state and major universities. It highlights rising enrollment in secondary and higher education, expanded library and lab access, and the goal of widening practical, democratic access to education for all individuals.
A fragmented passage discusses luxury spending amid high taxes and rationing, noting how some Americans buy costly items while others restrain purchases. It references The Trade Records of the National City Bank of New York and articles valued from 1919 to 2021, suggesting mixed attitudes toward luxury versus necessity. The text also mentions Mrs. GW Waggoner returning from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Marc Morrison in Erie.
William G. Walker of West Springfield Pennsylvania announces the candidacy for a second term as county commissioner on the Republican ticket with a pro war stance. The statement is dated September 18.
A worker identified as Frankian was struck by a train near Vine in Virginia and sustained injuries. He was taken to Barron Hospital by ambulance with medical staff stating he is in stable condition. An emergency response and railroad crew reported the incident, and authorities opened an investigation into the accident.
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