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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
6
United Press reports in Washington on September 27 that Republican E. Myers campaigns for a vacant state seat amid farmer debt pressures. Opponents urge real price fixes, linking wheat producers to economic distress and warning politicians stall reforms while seeking votes.
Paris dispatches report heightened French concern over German affairs in mid September. Prime ministers and ministers including Maginot, De Lanteyrie, and General Kanzury confer with the Belgian ambassador as Poinesy is slated to speak at St Mibic Unl cn Minvlaye on Friday. Officials anticipate France’s Ruhr policy after Germany’s resistance fades.
Rogers Hornsby, star slugger, is suspended indefinitely by Cardinal management after refusing to play in yesterday’s game. President Sam Amanden announced the action pending league review, with Hornsby sidelined while the club seeks guidelines.
An advertisement-like text touts a preparation named Joint Varnish as a cure for swollen stiff joints. It claims quick relief for knees elbows ankles fingers and hips, urging multiple daily applications and asserting effectiveness for a wide range of joint pains. The copy targets millions with health claims and pricing hints.
In Washington on September 25 bankers and business leaders urged President Coolidge to convene an extra Congress. They called for a Grain Corporation to handle surpluses and a new board to advise farmers on profitable crops to avoid market glut.
Governor Pinchot returned from two weeks at his Milford home to Harrisburg and said he will vigorously pursue preventing price boosts on anthracite coal. He acknowledged the issue is complicated and far reaching and will take time to resolve.
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia notes a stockholder attempt to oust Thomas A White as receiver of the rl Doll company and to obtain court orders requiring the receiver to furnish information to stockholders about the Commercial Truck company and its service subsidiary amid control contest.
Dawson Brothers announce sale and operation shift of the North Center Street candy business to their new factory on First Avenue. The move includes transfer of equipment to Hirst Avenue and an expanded workforce. Mr Bingham and Wilcox brand candies will be continued under the new ownership amidst plans for modern machinery and wider distribution.
One person was killed and twenty six injured in Dre Hin today as rival communist and radical groups clashed in the Berlin streets. Five of the wounded were in hospitals and probably will die, according to the Central News Dispatch. The report mentions the Westminster clock and a historic timekeeping custom.
Under overcast skies and a coastal mist, stars survive the round as 1922 champion Gene Sarazen and notable players Kirkwood, Mebeda, Cruikshank, Rod, and Campbell push toward the finish. Hagen trails in a tight match, with downed veteran Walter Hagen losing 4 to 3.
The home of Mr and Mrs KA Kelsay hosted a party on Wednesday September Birth to honor Mr Kelsay on his 85th birthday. About twenty guests attended. an elaborate witcheon was served and the table decorated with autumn flowers. Gifts included a purse and money cards, with many well wishes for “Many happy returns of the day.”
Small black and tan hound missing from Drabnock farm. Reward offered and journal urged to call with any sighting.
The carrel event saw Lang Tim Baynes and Jules Pelham triumphs against Avril Walker and Willian MacFarlane, with Javle Stott and others also noted in the standings. A stray note mentions migration and a rental inquiry, plus Jon Kirkwood defeating Yatuay Jolie Whe.
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