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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
3
A fragment from Cony Evening Journal discusses ancient writers and a critique of modern luxuries and education spending. It cites economic figures, public expenditures, and debates on education while noting political tensions and societal contrasts. The piece reflects 19th century concerns about culture, progress, and government policy.
A general discussion at the Concord meeting centers on rewiring the papers. The program was described as an uplifting event, carried out with care, though details remain obscured by garbled text and missing names.
Yesterday afternoon at Hatch School a parent meeting drew about seventy adults. Mrs AL OM presented a token gift to a pupil in second grade as many parents praised the students efforts and encouraged continued focus on good work.
A public notice urges every married man and every married woman to view an important message about domestic welfare and financial planning. The announcement emphasizes family responsibility and prudent oversight for households.
The article notes weak egg prices despite rising box lays, with Millfarmers refusing to sell to hucksters and markets favoring Nearth lay jelvon. A meeting on better prices is reported, alongside school work concerns and a well attended washing event.
A fragmented text notes that egg production fails to rise steadily and mentions two motors expected to aid the supply of fresh eggs. The passage references Tuy Again and an increase in available supply, but details are limited and uncertain.
The Home Economics Association meeting at East Main Street School featured recitations by Dorothy Masking Mildred Lammers Nollie Thompson and others with music and a whistling chorus. The funeral for Mrs B C Coly will be at 80 Wolork tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev J A Lyons, with interment in Youngsville cemetery.
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