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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
2
Corry Evening Journal lists publishing schedule with daily except Sunday, location West South Street in Corry Pennsylvania. It notes the publisher and post office mailing class with rates by mail Currier and per copy, and advertising rate policy.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a reemergence of Chinese leadership after a civil conflict, mentioning a president, reform plans, Sino Western and European dynamics, and the goal of uniting factions under a central government. It references Western powers and global alignment with China’s new direction.
The article discusses wages and immigration policy arguments, noting calls to restrict immigration to protect American labor. It cites fear of labor shortages, factory production impacts, and the broader economic effect on wages. The piece reflects tensions between accepting immigrant workers and prioritizing native employment.
The text presents a jumble of names and phrases with no clear narrative. It mentions Tinie Etna and various personal names, places, and partial sentences, suggesting a damaged page segment with fragmented references.
A garbled report outlines a story about an Irish martyr and related figures with scattered names and places. The text mentions individuals rumored to be involved, but the overall narrative remains unclear due to damaged OCR and numerous unreadable segments.
A garbled wire dispatch reports Poincare urging rejection of new terms in international finance. The text is unreadable in parts but emphasizes a firm stance against proposed concessions and references to European diplomacy and economic measures.
The text presents garbled OCR like an August 1902 journal page entry. It shows scattered fragments referencing people, places, and events, but most lines are indecipherable. The readable bits evoke a historical column or diary without clear narrative or identifications.
Senator Reed Smoot argues that tax exempt securities will face growing restrictions as government revenue shifts to other taxes. He warns of future fiscal pressures, potential sales tax adoption, and the burden on labor, farmers, and industry if exempt securities erode. He urges vigilance against worsening revenue gaps.
Damaged OCR reports flood damage claims at Jamestown with officials citing official action and local authority. The document mentions clerk roles and a city context, indicating a formal filing process and public record activity related to the 2000 era event.
A Venango man confessed to an arson incident, naming four earlier incidents and linked details to a farmer, with additional statements about recent events and a separate claim of involvement in another set of fires.
The Corry School District calls for sealed bids by 12 noon EST on June 1 for a building contract. Proposals must include a certified check and specify surety as per the specifications. Bids are to be delivered to Secretary of the School District, DOS Rowe, Corry, Pa.
An advertisement from Crenin Union Produce Co of Corry Pa promotes a simple profitable method to market dairy products and increase sales. The copy emphasizes ease and maximum returns for sellers and outlines featured offerings.
The article argues that the 1920 national military reorganization act creates a sound policy placing a National Guard organized reserves and regular army under a peacetime framework. It stresses economic efficiency, avoidance of ad hoc measures, and citizen soldiers, not permanent professional forces, as the core. It notes past wartime debt and waste from improvised defense and praises planned systematic organization for future readiness.
A commentator claims English disdain for Scottish humor stems from jealousy over union dynamics. He argues Scots seek not autonomy but influence in money, literature, and cabinet positions, while praising Glasgow and burgh audiences for their refined taste.
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