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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
9
Ohio Governor Vic Donkhey outlines qualifications for the Democratic presidential nominee in a United Press dispatch. He says the candidate should enforce laws, respect the constitution, support legitimate business, and appoint capable leaders while retirement plans follow his term.
Mexico City dispatch notes New York Paris flight praise by President Calles for Lindberghs nonstop journey. Local report says stores will keep evening hours all week including Christmas Eve as holiday shopping peaks with Christmas stock arrivals and expanded late hours.
The Massachusetts colony passed an early statute in 141 prohibiting tyranny or cruelty toward animals kept for human use, marking a significant step in animal protection history.
An article notes the slim odds for extra girls breaking into films, citing Betty Bronson as a standout who rapidly climbed to a key role. It compares the brief work periods of extras to a few successful cases on the Paramount lot and mentions Mary Brian’s arrival from Dallas to pursue screen work.
Rod Duthcer reports humorous vignettes about Congress and Capitol life. He notes the patchwork nature of the Seventieth Congress, describes congressional rituals, and highlights colorful figures like Mrs. John W. Langley as a standout presence in the House.
A reflective quote notes that while thinking brain drives choices, financial concerns most influence decisions, attributing this insight to Arkanaus Dem erat. The line underscores money’s strong role in daily judgments.
The city council will meet Monday night to complete readings on ordinances for the 1928 tax levy and budget. The session will mark the last regular meeting before changes to administration and several traffic ordinance developments are presented for approval.
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for rheumatism and aching joints. It promises tingling heat within minutes and urges readers to ask druggists for the genuine Roowles Red Pepper Rub bearing the Rowlen name on the package.
The text presents John Stuart Mill asserting that true freedom is the right to pursue one’s own good in one’s own way as long as it does not infringe on others. It emphasizes noninterference and personal autonomy within moral limits.
A druggist touts Colac Pile Pills as a nonsurgical remedy for piles promising relief within days. Testimonials claim dramatic improvements after use, noting cessation of pain and long term freedom from symptoms without laxatives or surgery.
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