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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
2
A historic review argues state bills under pure food and drug excuses are often designed to aid certain interests. It warns that requiring state specific labels burdens manufacturers and could empower monopolistic medical policies. The piece condemns select bills as discriminatory and warns of overreach into private rights under guise of public protection.
In a Nor witch Conn ruling Justice George A. Thomas asserts editors and reporters cannot be forced to reveal informants. The decision credits confidentiality as essential to serving the public and verifying news, urging caution against rushed secrecy. The piece notes Bryan’s impending lecture schedule and the rostrum vacancy expectations.
Miss Nellie Parsons and Mr. C. F. Wilbasinn were married. Parsons family long residents of Corry, now in California after Mr Parsons death. Mrs Parsons over eighty, recently journeyed seven thousand miles with daughter and son to visit relatives in Canada. Wilgasinn family and mother are at Long Beach, California.
The piece extols imagination as humanitys greatest asset, arguing it powers progress from the Hudson tunnels to telegraphy. It cites McAdoo, Marcon, and Perthes, urging individuals to imagine boldly from humble roles to leadership, and to see small deeds grow into enduring achievements.
Chamber of Commerce officials report a toy factory prospect intends to visit within a week to assess Corry’s advantages. Several local investors and residents express interest in luring the industry, hoping the town secures the proposal before any relocation occurs.
The Joint Committee of Councils and the Chamber of Commerce will be called together Tuesday afternoon to discuss matters affecting local business and civic affairs. The meeting aims to coordinate policy and promote economic welfare in the region.
The evening session will host Engineer Martin of Pittsburg arriving the 18th for a primary meeting. Subcommittees have gathered data from towns using municipal ownership trials while individual investigations inform forthcoming city recommendations. Major John W. Weller, aged 72, a noted fiander resident and former lawyer, died at his home on West Seventh Street after a prolonged illness.
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