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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
6
A stream of names and travel notes shows residents visiting relatives and undertaking trips to Buffalo Erie Jamestown Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Cleveland. Many individuals are listed with destinations including Erie Spartansburg Meadville Meadville Gettysburg and Detroit as they visit family attend events or resume studies.
A family notes long stomach and digestive troubles shared among brothers and a sister who tried Mayr's Wonderful to help. After using a root formula, they report relief and celebrate a reunion. The ad claims a preparation removes intestinal build up and related ailments, promising one dose or money back.
Mise Copa St Clair returned home after Meadville funeral services for CP Martie. Lyman Drace taken to hospital with appendicitis. Mise Feta Tauber of Kane visits in city. Mr Galligan to Clymer for a brief visit. Mrs Pred Bartholme leaves for Asian City to spend time with relatives. Mrs J Brigke and Mrs Jonnie Vanorder visit Bear Lake on route home. Clarence and Miller Shoop return from visiting relatives. Hurriette Howard of Columbus travels to Cambridge Springs for a few days.
Attia Alden Wetmore, a well known Corry resident, died Tuesday evening at 6:30 following an appendicitis operation at Corry hospital. He belonged to Cory lodge of Elks and worked for Mohawk Condensed Milk Company. Survived by wife and daughter and his father Arthur Wetmore. Funeral from the late home 419 Second avenue at 3:30 pm with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Elk lodge to conduct service at the grave.
United Press reports banking circles expect the Bank of England to lift its discount rate from four to four and a half percent tomorrow as the Sterling continues to weaken in the foreign exchange market. The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Charles Pless of Gould Street and a 5% pound boy named Archie Abuer.
The text details a riding jacket pattern for young riders with dark brown cloth, buttoned shoulder, rolled neck, inverted pockets, and sleeve style. It cites pattern number 197, sized for 20 years, with price and supplier notes from Lient Brospher.
Fragmented OCR text warns that many children are fearfully handicapped by vision errors which affect mindset and nerve energy. It asks about your child and urges action, mentioning Wright and Comgast Wright in a garbled context.
Stocks rally after initial tremor as investors assess Japan catastrophe impact on American business. Steel demand from Japanese exporters hints at new orders while silk producers gain, with Mallison and Julius Kayser among notable beneficiaries as wholesale prices adjust.
A varied closing lineup shows Bethlehem Steel and Butte Copper and Zinc among notable names. Transport and energy equities appear alongside refiners and oil majors such as Pure Oil, Sinclair, Shell, and Union Gas. Industry majors like General Motors, Studebaker, and Westinghouse appear in the broader market wrap with others including Chicago Great Western and New York Central.
A fragmented listing shows multiple oil and gas firms across states including Boston, Wyoming, Glenrock, Lone Star Gas, Mars Light and Heat, Mountain Producers, Bradford Oil, Mutual Oil in Ohio, Fuel and Supply, Ryan Consolidated, Salt Creek, and various regional mentions from New Jersey New York and California. The snippet hints at market shares or ratios such as 60-05 26254 45 percent and 16 percent, but no coherent narrative or outcomes are provided.
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