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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
3
The Comy Evening Journal published daily except Sunday lists West Sootts Street Carry Pa. Publisher Arthur Gélegrove. Entered at the post office of Cary. By mail five hundred dollars per year. By carrier fifteen cents per copy. Advertising rate made known to applicants.
A lengthy discussion surveys proposed constitutional amendments including women’s equal rights, abolition of certain war powers, and election reforms. The piece emphasizes public sentiment, the need for clarity, and the role of Congress in shaping a more precise framework while noting diverse opinions among conservatives and advocates.
A prominent critic laments overworked photoplays and overblown plots. The piece argues film narratives neglect stage strengths and rely on stale tricks, urging fresh scripts and sharper direction to revive audience interest.
An advertisement touts a new lamp that burns with odorless smoke free light, claiming 94 percent air efficiency and superiority to oil gas. It offers a free trial to testers and promises earnings for agents with little experience.
A bracket of quirky, old time advice suggests actions to stay single during Leap Year. Tips warn against romantic entanglements and promote solitary routines, including fashion tweaks and odd household habits, with uncertain credibility.
Preparations for an international radio conference in Geneva proceed under the League of Nations. The U S may be invited to participate. Key topics include wave length restrictions and observance by all nations. Wireless regulation to match wired telegraphy and curbing harmful interference is discussed.
A long hiking plan follows the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia covering about 40K miles. Hikers clear brush build rock cairns and mark side posts to guide the route while automibile campers expand access for families and nature lovers.
A discussion on doctrinal divisions highlights how orthodoxy and heterodoxy cause friction across denominations especially within the Ecumenical church. The piece explores limits of human understanding, child labor concerns, and calls for constitutional action as Supreme Court rulings curb child labor protections while urging federal standards.
Editorial argues tax reduction transcends party lines with support for Mellon plan seen as a fiscal policy issue. It notes Republicans and Democrats alike oppose or support varying aspects, stressing government needs over party labels and urging Congress to act for fiscal efficiency.
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