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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1923
Page
3
Arthur Colagrove discusses Thomas Edison on prohibition in a Waning era interview. He argues enforcement struggle lies with centers of population while rural vote helped end legal alcohol sales, urging preservation of the nation from liquor’s evils and praising a city’s restraint.
Fragmented editorial piece argues against banning women from work, claiming government led moves to keep women at home would destabilize families and the economy. It cites public opinion in Puyallup and references broad social and political fears amid fascist rhetoric and canal expansion talk.
The Department of Agriculture nears finalizing a plan to establish a major pulpwood industry in Alaska. Contracts with private firms are expected to be signed to yield a steady annual timber supply powering large paper mills, with water power sites allocated for each timber bloc. The program aims to benefit the public and boost national pulp capacity.
An eclectic, largely unreadable OCR fragment repeats phrases about dogs, jokes, language growth, and social scenes. It mentions various names and places including Jamestown figures, a memorial dedication, and social events such as choir evenings and an etiquette quip about relatives with money. The text is garbled with stray phrases and partial sentences, lacking a clear single news item.
Erie. City levies by court action to collect delinquent taxes on property. Notices name Preobirer Williams and Hengwwill with delinquency dates and court hearings. Taxes due include 1922 and 1924 duplicates, with estimates of unpaid sums around 5,000 to 10,000 dollars and broader city financial strain cited.
The usual POSTAL service hours will be observed on Thursday the 2nd. Money Order and Registry windows open in the morning only from 9:00 to 10:00. City carriers will make one complete delivery day and mail will be dispatched as received. Carrier departments stay open via windows. departures limited and not for distribution.
Delegates including M1 tures heal, KA Kaye, and Gifford Paehot will attend the statewide agricultural conference in Harrisburg on Wednesday February 2. The event gathers Keystone Cooperative Growers Association leaders to discuss lineup, budget, and training. Local reporters note varied preparations and optimism for coordinated action.
An unclear archival text describes a fatal event near Ridgway in February 2011. The fragment mentions a flagman, an instant death, and references to locations such as Basia and Crevlani Sid ing, with various garbled names and phrases. The readable core points to a death occurring during a railway or industrial setting.
The Presbyterian ladies plan a meeting tomorrow at Liberty Street, continuing the program Righting With Infia. Attendees will hear from speakers, discuss attendance, and share fellowship in a community gathering with a focus on outreach and crafts throughout the neighborhood.
A vintage health tip promotes Beecham's Pills as a quick kick to refresh the system. The copy promises improved digestion and a clear system for adults and children with a dosage line of two for adults and one for children. Sold by all druggists for 25e and 50c.
Union C17 yard work involves installing water meters on properties within the district. Public utilities workers coordinate with property owners to access meters and ensure correct readings. The program aims to standardize billing and conserve water usage across the area.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Diamond five fresh air ventilator and a Fatal deaths claim. It refers to a Toth Gaver fabric item and a general description of a room, but details and context are unclear from the readable fragments.
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