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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including publisher Arthur Colegrave and mail rates. It notes post office entry in Corry Pennsylvania in second class mail matter and carriage charges per year and per copy.
The American Railway Association and the Association of Railway Executives endorse a comprehensive program to ease traffic, urging cooperation to conserve space, increase goods flow, and improve interline coordination. They call for wider carriage of freight, better scheduling of cars, and faster unloading to boost capacity while maintaining continuous operation and repairs. The plan stresses coordinated use of rail, road, and locomotives to meet rising needs and outpace other nations in efficiency.
The article notes the coming question of world relations will dominate the next presidential campaign. It calls for voters to study the issue independently, weigh expert analysis, and judge between honest arguments and campaign propaganda, as the nation faces choices on international ties.
An opinion piece criticizes theorists who rely on reasoning without experiments. It cites scientists who test theories, noting Canadian researchers in Toronto confirming a prediction about non straight line motion. The writing argues theory can gain prestige, yet practical insight from real observation remains valuable.
A jumbled historical newspaper fragment mixes political references and miscellany. It mentions a clock and a rural roads drag method, a plea about old clothes to Europe, a note on revenue from seed oats and awnings, plus names and places scattered through disjointed bits. The tone resembles a local paper’s quick-cut page items rather than a single cohesive story.
An old newspaper snippet markets Leonhardt remedies and Ames garden seeds in bulk from Union Produce Co. Davie Woods & Rouse. The item promotes a harmless cure to banish misery, a product named Blue Devil 3018 30, and a line about baby care and sterilizing feet.
The article details Rossiter as attorney for the sheriff and describes a contested appointment process in the county. It notes Rossiter has acted as legal adviser and faces requests for payment for services, with petitions and court actions mentioned as part of the controversy.
A fragment from The Journal Files recounts a night under a manager named Tumble Ages with Gil Resweets and Leon C Shib hard. Miss Waide is noted as a successful Indies prize competitor while Laude Messenger wins funniest character and Ray Wigghtman excels in artistic waltzing. A West End plate cleanup topic recurs with talk of whale brick plate and an outside party proposing a $12,000 plant investment.
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