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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
7
The letter discusses the Washington Conference goals and argues disarmament as the path to peace. It analyzes wartime costs, tax impacts, and the potential shifts if armaments are reduced, stressing France and Germany as key cases and urging a lasting peace through arms limits.
Clymer residents share holiday visits with neighbors and relatives. Teachers from Clymer High School return home for Christmas holidays. Charles Byrdeis retires to his Cobentes home for the holidays. Elmer Crockutt and relatives visit in Warren. Local shoppers at Corry include Abe King and William Baintz Tack Gilpin Otis Pardinks and F Neckers family. A farewell reception honors Rev John Henpink and his wife of the Reform church.
A fragmented note promotes a Moon remedy for stomach discomfort claiming to cure bodily issues and restore energy. It references vague terms like sliyach and minutos with unclear source origin and no identifiable organizations or dates.
Mahjong fragmentary notices describe community events, personal movements, and local concerns. References include livestock dairying support, sermons at Reform Church, residents moving to new homes, travel to Jamestown and Buffalo, barber shop opening, hospital updates, and property listings with land and improvements.
Judge William Sp Hirt issued an order directing the return of property belonging to Drigs Electrical Company located on Tygellth and Sassafras streets. The case involves Myo Lenin Britney and her husband Frank Brieghe seeking $20, with property valued at about $40,000 to be turned over by the sheriff.
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