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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1923
Page
3
The notice lists publication location Corry Pennsylvania and stock wording about becoming a daily except Sunday paper on West South Street. It notes price by year and by carrier with three cents per copy and weekly rates, plus advertising details provided on request.
A humorous article notes life extension services offered by large companies. It describes annual physicals, health reports to policyholders, and recommendations for ongoing care. Doctors increasingly support preventive exams as health conservation gains emphasis.
A reflective piece on newspapers guiding citizens to stay informed and vote intelligently, emphasizing the role of daily papers in delivering state, national, and international news, editorials, and advertising. The column urges readers to engage with their paper to belong to community life and avoid apathy. Also notes a sale notice for furniture items in a late fragment.
Homer A Milly of East Springfield Pennsylvania announces candidacy for the office of Director of the Poor of Evie County subject to Republican primary decision on September 8, 1023. Report respectfully submitted and solicited.
A garbled string of sayings touches on dolls, prices, marriage ages, luck, politeness, and everyday observations. It references merchants selling dolls, the idea of a five dollar age for marriage, baby dolls, and shared quips about pilots, brakes, and professions. The text reads as a jumble of maxims and reflections with few clear events or participants.
A misspelled notice invites readers to visit for a variety of eye care services and related adjustments. It touts quality beyond question and offers fittings, repairs, and alignments, emphasizing ready access and personal care.
Rolla McCray of Waterford Eris County Pa files for the office of County Treasurer subject to the Republican primary on September 18 1093. McCray signs the declaration from Eris County.
Dr C M Cardot states his candidacy stance tied to Republican primaries and seeks party support for his future medical and political endeavors. The brief note emphasizes allegiance to the party process and readiness to participate in forthcoming selections.
Leading silk dealers suspend raw silk trading for five days to assess losses stored in Japan. Most mills lie outside the devastated area, with shipments expected via Kobe and Osaka though much silk is stored in Yokohama. Even with a price rise, the disruption is not expected to last long as Japan aims to rebuild and American appetite for silk goods remains strong.
A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of merchandise stolen from the Livermore Company store on the morning of September. Bela G. W. Dunkle, Chief of Police, announces the bounty to aid investigation and return of items.
Secretary of Labor Daye voiced a hope for a future without strikes, citing progress in conciliation. He noted 684 disputes handled last year by the Department of Labor commissioners, with over 600 settled and 87 already pending resolved or distinguished, reflecting growing reliance on negotiation over conflict.
A Beet September 1903 recap from The Journal Files describes Labor Day weather at Meadville and Oil City, a Mozart club corn roget near Walton's Grove, and pleasant social scenes. Dr William W Crawford discussed enrollment prospects with 186 students noted, plus a marriage invitation for Betty Anderson to Frank Jones on September 16. Eugene Burlingame’s Atlantic City trip and a Ford touring car for sale at 9000 dollars are also mentioned.
Cottage Hill hosts revival services with Rev RH Gleason leading weekday labors and Rev W T Margin of the Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Conference conducting the quarterly meeting. Evening services start at 8, with Sunday merging at 11.
A would be intruder entered 1026 Liberty Street Franklin in the evening and startled Mrs Campbell. She cried out and the would be burglar fled. police arrived but found no trace. Victim details and attempted concealment are recorded as investigators follow leads.
Fragmentary lines compare barbarity of earthquakes to human conflict. The brief notes contemplate mercy, destruction, and the toll on people amid chaos, hinting at a moral reckoning without specific events or names.
Jamestown reports no trace of Geneva Wheeler missing from Frewsburg after searches in the village. Villagers and authorities pursued leads and circulated descriptions, but no new information has emerged about the 17 year old girl last seen with a man from Florida.
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