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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented item lists advertising rates and subscription terms including By Mail 8500 per year and By Carrier three cents per copy, with garbled references to weekly titles and an unclear notice about applications. The readable parts mention pricing and distribution methods without full clarity.
A verbose historical draft discusses public policy on citizenship tests and the power of administration. It notes strong arguments from both sides, concerns over dictatorial tendencies, and the need for an impartial public to assess the issue amid political contention.
A boy firefighter named Charley helps fight a forest blaze and learns a lesson in forest safety and preparedness. Supervisor Ngee notes the youth’s growing knowledge while emphasizing practical rescue skills and community oversight for all official, educational, and emergency personnel.
A misread tale of a college professor fighting for status at Nellinka University. The narrative recalls Dr Walhice, a former Baptist professor, and a controversial shortcut to power. It hints at past rivalries, resignations, and a renewed push to reclaim prestige amid campus turmoil.
Residents of Elk Wes maquestea ca astemble for funeral services at the Jodge rooms on Sunday September 23 at 12 noon. The Elkas will handle the service followed by interment at Pine Grove cemetery in West Spring Creek. Dine will be appreciated by John Kibler.
A garbled passage weaves names, places, and scattered phrases from diverse topics. It mentions Los Angeles, New York, Europe, weather, cuisine, and odd references to figures, shootings, and political figures, all in incomplete sentences with numerous errors.
A faded OCR paragraph discusses Canadian wheat prospects, prices, and international competition. It notes Canada’s possible surplus, limited export demand, and comparisons to American farm prices. The piece mentions global markets, imports, and speculative ideas about Mars as a future destination for wheat shipments.
A fragmentary recap from The Journal Files dated September 22 1908 notes TB Bentley and J W Saup inspecting a ferry district in Crawford and reporting delays. Mr and Mrs Th Barlow arrive from Europe with plans to remain in New York and return to Crawford by Saturday. W O Hammond works on May street awaiting Hurley to take possession soon. Patterson estate sale on Pleasant Street and Seco Avenue marks a local real estate highlight. A social neighborhood gathering near Powell’s residence features Mrs CN SL Davis aged 1701 years, noted as a key attendee.
In the piece a inventor discusses using magnetic rectifiers and magnetic feathers to convert varying current into a steady direct current with minimal components and without bulky parts. The concept centers on a compact power handling approach for a small Holl or Mignon pen device.
Federal Judge Thomson Yridie presides as three men linked to Buckeye and Cascade Street figures face charges of conspiracy and customs evasion. The case traces to a dragnet after a wrenching tugboat incident near Cascade Street docks last month. Yokey, Peer, and others are described as central to the alleged scheme, with one reputed owner remaining at large and several associates previously detained or discharged. The proceedings reflect ongoing efforts to curb illicit liquor movement.
Fragmented report mentions arrests and charges involving individuals named Kane and Johnson and a case connected to a so called beer carrying fleet. The article references a police action and ongoing investigations with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
In a slippery, rain slicked street collision, a Ford vehicle overturned and four young men sustained injuries. The owner and occupants are identified, with authorities noting possible driver error or speed as factors. Rescue crews and police responded to the scene, transporting some injured to nearby facilities for treatment.
Fragmentary text mentions a figure named Loi Bylak and a boy, with garbled terms suggesting a violent incident and danger. No clear place, date, or full names are readable. summary constrained to uncertain content.
A draft Article II amendment from the General Assembly proposes a constitutional change to authorize the state to issue debt up to one hundred million dollars for highway and public work projects. It includes limits, oversight, and a plan to fund highway rebuilding and related infrastructure through bonds, with specific provisions for debt ceilings and revenue use. Clyde King, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article three of the Pennsylvania Constitution to restructure divisions for counties townships and school districts. It sets limits on county divisions to seven council classes and school districts to five cases, with boroughs limited to three clauses, and directs the Secretary of the Commonwealth to transmit a copy to Clyde To King.
A draft amendment to Article Haven Town Section eight of the Commonwealth constitution is proposed by the House and Senate. It seeks to authorize grants for railway or transportation related projects with specific provisions about officers and employees and outlines eligibility and restrictions.
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