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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1924
Page
3
Publication details for the Cony Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania include mailing class and rate information. The notice lists circulation terms and pricing such as By Mail ten cents per copy and weekly delivery details, with publisher and office references.
A Belgian proposal floated by Prof Otlet and World Persistence Leisure envisions an International city and university in Belgium funded by a U S contribution of about 3100 million dollars. The plan relies on Belgium providing the site and cites Allied debts to the United States as a potential basis for support.
A fragment reflecting on Washingtons warning about peacetime war prep, noting foresight as a virtue. Critiques France’s costly arms build up and calls for prudent budgeting to avoid fueling further conflict.
A fragmented newspaper item reports an eleven year old boy missing from home. A letter from the boy’s distressed mother describes his run from family life and hints at temporary affection elsewhere. The piece explores a troubled youth and maternal concern.
A compressed look at 1904 notes with William Buller ill from grip and local chatter about Smith street toys, Hatchery painting by Miss Redwend Lawrence, and a fashion column predicting the end of skyscraper heels as fashion shifts toward comfortable Shoes.
A city humane society notes it cared for 3089 children in the past year, rescuing them from neglect and sickness. The effort placed orphans in adoptive homes or foster settings, restoring health, hygiene, and potential for better citizenship.
Notice of probate in Erie County Pennsylvania after the death of Wilson J Darton. Letters testamentary granted to Minnie L Damon. Creditors urged to present claims to attorney William Fencutyle at Cary.
The article discusses a proposed 160 million loan to Japan for reconstruction after a major earthquake. It weighs American public opinion, the terms of credit, and potential inflationary effects, arguing the loan should support constructive purposes and be repaid.
Fragmentary note hints at a delicate return of Fay and a suggestion that bumps or help for Uncle Sam GST on top of his dominance may address troubles. The text is unclear and reads as social or political commentary with no clear events or names.
A garbled column cites a mass of items from engagement rumors in Arilio to a St Louis crime ring stealing leather as steak disguises. It notes Senate bills, presidential slogans, a Charlestown marriage sign of spring, Ireland vs Egypt, a Dublin skeleton claim, Ford employment, Dallas men to prison, and odd city hall chatter in Philadelphia.
A municipal judge argues for a twofold traffic offender education: school and home instruction plus church guidance, and for offenders a stern sentence paired with newspaper publicity as a form of societal learning. He notes fatalities from drunk driving falling under two months of harsher enforcement, urging broader public education to reduce accidents.
The article argues that a broad tax reform campaign by the American public and pro se advocates shows progress. It predicts a final measure within two to three weeks, acknowledging compromises in Congress but anticipating a major reduction in tax rates and lighter burdens for every family, with a boost to national prosperity.
Van Tassell and Harold Roce of LeBoeuf collided head on on slippery country roads. Both drivers escaped serious injuries as damage was considerable. Roce was transporting milk to a local station from LeBoeuf farm when the crash occurred, while Van Tassell traveled in the opposite direction.
A cheered view of business carries through from a big United States Steel dividend and record last quarter, signaling recovery across industries. The piece notes how steel profits buoy broader trade, boosts confidence, and foreshadows continued upswing despite a presidential year. It also covers Anthony Fokker’s warning on aviation parking and landing space, urging early planning for an airplane era with ample airfields and parking to prevent congestion.
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