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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper item lists publication days, address at West Booth Street, publisher Arthur Colegrove, postal filing as second class mail matter, and subscription prices including five dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy by carrier with fifteen cents per year.
The article discusses Japan's industrial demand after war and its impact on American producers. It analyzes whether wartime destruction shifts net gains to the United States, noting profits for some and broader effects on employment, pensions, and foreign markets. It questions who benefits from reconstruction and currency lending amid global price shifts.
In a Lafayette Day address the American Legion leader urged former foes to join the council of war and peace. He warned against hoarding power and said veterans should shape postwar policy to prevent renewed conflict. He linked Mussolini’s menace to wartime choices and called for a united, worldwide peace movement led by soldiers.
An old advertisement promotes Ban Cura Ointment as quick eczema relief and itching cure. It claims to ease piles, fever sores, and other skin conditions, listing prices and names of suppliers and locations, including Ames & Co and Lindsley & Son, with a contact from Towanda, Pa.
A garbled collage of weather talk and social snatches discusses seasonal contrasts, fashion, dancing steps, diet, and college life. Amid jokes about apples, cosmetics, and fashion, the piece meanders through casual observations and stray lines.
A fragmented overview describes camping becoming a common leisure activity with travelers forming their own transport and lodging networks. It notes varying comfort levels from simple setups to more elaborate camps with portable lighting, power, and conveniences, while manufacturers introduce compact, affordable gear for motor camping.
Across cities and towns renewed talk on a year round school plan seeks to reduce crowding and double shifts by splitting the year into four quarters. Advocates argue better use of buildings and resources and improved opportunities for students, noting some western colleges already operate on year round schedules with satisfaction.
Disconnected OCR text recounts a shooting in a street with mentions of Lulu and Joseph Lace, a 38 year old victim, alleged hoot through the stomach, and subsequent police statements. The fragment references Tony Cigella and a district wide event with hospital notes and sworn statements.
Homer A Mills of East Springfield Virginia announces candidacy for Director of the Poor in Erie County, pending Republican primary decision on September 8, 123. Support solicited from voters.
A fragment from The Journal Files dated November 11 1903 recounts a birthday celebration at Praith Blaig’s home on Cheseh Street. The piece mentions a party with cake and candles and notes a contentious property dispute and local rail developments in Pennsylvania.
A cinema listing notes a showing of a film titled The Benthers Ware Valiation at the Rae Theatre tonight. The article hints at a second night due to strong audience interest and promising box office, with mention of an unusual plot element drawing curious crowds.
A garbled report notes four runaways captured after a disturbance. Names and places are unreadable, with partial references to police and a public safety response. The text remains inconsistent and fragmentary, preventing clear attribution or location details.
A political notice announces a date for retention to Lic Otlee as an ity Commissioner by the Menuenism Guild, subject to Trinity on September 7. The writer asks for voters’ support, naming Joseph Mrarhead as a key figure in the appeal.
In Columbus, a parish group at the Community church gathered for YeTagnage activities and planning for aid projects. Officers listed include President Mic Lawrence Thightney and Secretary Mil Hid Shamim Treneurte Glenn Pesy. The Community Aid will host a sewing event and a fall drive, with achool distribution and youth programs noted for September 20.
A fragmented notice describes a health plan promising a cure with a long term remedy. It names researchers and organizations involved and hints at financial backers supporting the controversial treatment.
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