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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
3
Time to free humanity from constant labor
A vivid, if fragmentary, reflection on a future when people spend less time in work and more in pursuing beauty and knowledge. The author envisions a world where machines and cooperation reduce daily chores, enabling a few years of life to cover necessities while most time shifts to creativity and advancement, amid ongoing global tensions.
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Petite Déscribiey
Tony
Lower Water Levels Alarm Canadian Coast Along Great Lakes
Canadians along the Great Lakes report reduced water levels affecting ports, docks, and fisheries. Georgian Bay shows notable drops, with rivers and harbors drying, dredging needed, and livelihoods strained as water courses fall and ecosystems shift.
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Georgian Bay
Montreal
Michigan
Post Mortem Radio Tribute From Sam Kimball of San Francisco
Pay tribute to Sam R. Kimball who ordered a steel coffin with a radio set to hear what’s going on after death. He believes the soul lingers near the body until judgment and resurrection and that a receiving set could provide post mortem entertainment and information between interment and Gabriel’s trumpet.
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Sam R. Kimball
San Francisco
Jre
Kimball
Sam Kimball
Gabriel
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Filey 1905
A selection of items recalls past figures and places from Filey and nearby towns dated and reported in 1905. Mentions Charles Mohirler, Terry Woodny, Mary Woodny, and Reginald King among others as locals and visitors, with notes on work duties, family ties, and social events in Meadville New Rochford Coney.
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Journal
Filey
Lifesized Portraits By Camera Earn Artist Status
Boston prowerapner, a rush artist, debuts lifelike portraits made one by one through photography. He earns $250 per likeness, a sum seen as triumph of method and proof that photography is a real art. The work sparks debate over merit, tone, and whether camera-made likenesses rival oil portraits.
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Boston
False arrest suit filed for $20,000 damages in Uniontown
A sensational suit seeks $20,000 damages from Albert D. Gold and his wife alleging they were forced from bed at their home and charged with a crime, reported from Uniontown Pa. The case follows claims of alleged false arrest and related misconduct.
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United Press
Russia's Postwar Debts Face New Settlement Effort
Russia signals willingness to settle prewar debts to France amid easing tensions after withdrawal from the Ruhr. France weighs the offer, aiming to replace bonds with Soviet guarantees while preserving investments in Russian ventures. The move tests Russia's international standing and potential repayment across nations.
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Ruhr
Union
France
Iitercet Iy
Russia
Tony
Ani
London Embraces Electric Power Against Polluting Fogs
A London health department bulletin argues electricity will reduce smoke and soot, improving air quality and public health. It notes British conservatism in favoring gradual substitution of coal with electric systems, sparking similar debates in America as cities pursue cleaner, powered urban light and heat.
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London
London Health Department
Department
America
Clasping Hands in Prayer Expresses Suppliant Attitude
The text discusses the instinctive gesture of clasping hands in prayer as a natural posture when a weaker person begs a favor from a superior. It notes this gesture as a primitive human impulse and mentions a conventional form of this posture.
Delivery Boy S Laments Across War Din and Courts
Fragmented OCR text recalls a delivery boy’s laments and verses amid wartime slang and newspaper clippings. It references a July or August county legal case seeking damages for injuries from an auto accident near Fredonia and Sheridan, with Rochester figures Scott and Harriett Scott involved.
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Fredonia
Sheridan
Scott
Gunnison, Fish, Gifford
Chapin
Rochestar
Young Boy Found Drunk During Police Raid
A seven year old named Yohn Enoch was found intoxicated as police raided a home. He was taken to hospital and the mother fined eighty dollars for the incident.
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Lad
Yohn Enoch
Fugitives surrounded in Oregon, reports unfold
United Press sketch notes Oregon fugitives said to be encircled by authorities near a ravine and a creek. The scattered details mention a land area near Heaters and a town area around Weis and Elm, with emphasis on a possible confrontation or capture within hours. Police activity and potential arrests are described as ongoing, with no final outcome given.
Meteor Shower Attracts Crowds Across Erie Region
Report of a meteor display drawing attention in Erie with crowds watching from Watt Street to nearby areas. Descriptions mention observers noting streaks across the sky, amid speculation about fireballs and potential meteor activity seen by many onlookers.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Mrs. Fullerton of Clearfield Pennsylvania testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and eased nervous troubles and irritability. She claims it strengthens her whole system and urges others to try it, noting she keeps a bottle in the house and would recommend it to friends and neighbors.
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Jeane
Clearfield
Lydia
B. Pinkham
Amy
Jong
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