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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
3
An opinion piece from the era quotes Lord Leverhulme of England, claiming the greatest business asset is the people involved. He argues employees and employers share duty, urging unity between capital and labor to resolve industry problems and foster prosperity.
The Women’s League for Peace at The Hague censures war mood and adopts resolutions for a new peace via international agreements. Delegates urge a world congress and urge governments to back police in promoting harmony while reserving action on reparations and troop withdrawals.
Fragmentary notes mix holiday plans with streets and politics. References to Christmas gifts, chairs, and Turkey’s divorce stance sit beside debates on streetcars delays and public speed regulations. Mentions Washington radio rivalries and general civic concerns.
A movement seeks to aid lonely mothers by placing them in family homes for the holidays. It notes many women in institutions would benefit from family life, while others fear isolation. The effort calls for community support to ensure mothers and children share Christmas in a caring setting.
News brief records a Baltimore era ad cut from the Journal Files dated December 16 1902. It notes Walter Williams reporting a train arrival on Erie Railroad and a local shooting gallery turkey event with Low Ling winning a prize.
The piece cautions that safety and marketability should precede yield when buying new securities and notes. It notes risk of losing principal if high yield is pursued and urges careful evaluation before investing, even for Victory notes and War Savings Strips. It ends with a remark on football cheerleaders entering politics.
The Near East situation appears more promising after a tense period. A Russian push for control of the Black Sea via Turkey has alarmed the Allies into unity, yet Turkey remains hesitant about fully aligning with Russia.
The text discusses shifts toward allied sides and Russia’s moves affecting straits and sea routes. It predicts mutual restrictions on military activity to preserve peace, questioning cowardice versus courage as paths to stability. It envisions unlikely collaborations among Lenin Mussolini Kemal Pasha and Henry Ford with notable observers.
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