Corry Evening Journal editorial on writing history
A corry Pa newspaper column reflects on how history is taught and presented. It cites Philip Guedalla that history need not be patriotic or painted with whitewash or lampblack, urging truth over idealized myth and explaining how biased history harms understanding.
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Thas
United States
Icke
Philip Guedalla
Guedalla
Southern blue laws revive in South Carolina
South Carolina renews Sunday blue laws with closures for drug stores gas stations cigar stores and refreshment stands under governor and constables while police stand by. The piece notes such renewals recur, driven by faith or spectacle, but rarely last. It argues blue laws remain on the books but not in people's hearts as modern life grows freer and cosmetology hair services rise in cost.
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South Carolina
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Filene Feb 25 2007
A scanned journal item recalls a recent lab upgrade with an aspirator pump, a high school project noted as valuable. It covers a basketball game Oil City vs Corry won by Corry 28 to 22, a near-tragic horse incident at Smith Street, Alba Ross improving after an injury, and the obituary of Iberon Maloney at Kis home on Spring Street.
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Corry
Poth
Iberon Maloney
Kis
Spring Street
Tong Ilines
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
United States
Fc Jordan
Amis
Ingredimen
Comatistes
Jordan
Jordin
Ays
Teri” Simpson
Kuliaas
Abu
Simin Yo
Joe
Toit Blanton
Texas
Handy
Judin
Mania
Ohio
Bik
Bik the Maceleeper
Divorce Among Tribes Sparks Fatal Escape
A man seeking a divorce within the Avoite rayon leaves his home in anger and dies after wandering for several days. The incident appears linked to the marital dispute and tribal tensions, with local authorities investigating the event.
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Union Loan Co
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Genoor Bi ‘Ou City
Pal
Open Switch Mystery Shrouds Salamanca Accident
Coroner PH Bourne resumes inquiry into a fatal passenger train wreck near Salamanca. Detectives report skull and chest injuries to a 65 year old Bradford, Pa., man as investigators examine switch operation and who reopened the switch after the yard engine's last pass. The coroner says the hospital was open and that further evidence was taken today.
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Salamanca
Bourne
Bradford
Raymond T Mexe
How Wheeler and Reed Stood on Major Bills
United Press Star reports that Senators Reed and Walsh showed similar voting in the first half of the current session. Reed and Walsh, both Democrats, largely aligned on key issues with few deviations, except on the Sheppard bill continuing the Federal maternity act, where Reed opposed and Walsh supported. They also split on certain measures including impeachment case handling and naval construction, reflecting party discipline with occasional differences on specific proposals.
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Washington
James A. Reed
Thomas Walsh
Mont
Congress
Reid
Walsh
Hited
Reei
Roth
English
Eastern
Illngis
Wadsworth
Howell
Cape Pod Canal
Bruce
Glass
Pepper MacFadden
Coolidge
Reed
Rivers and Hathors
Agai
Jame Stown Man Critically Ill in Coyina California
Stevens of Jamestown, former chair of New York State Public Service Commission from 1907 to 1918 and former New York Central Lines general valuation adviser, is very ill at his winter home in Coyina California. Illness began Christmas Day after a severe attack. Though not yet in imminent danger, recovery seems unlikely. He is about eighty and fully capable mentally.
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Los Angeles
We Stevens
Jamiestulyn
New York State Public Service Commission
Coviser
New York Central Lines
Coyina
Cal
Stevens
Pepper-Me-Padden branch banking bill signed by Coolidge
In Washington on February 21, President Coolidge signed the Pepper-Me-Padden branch banking measure. The law allows national banks to establish branches in states where local laws permit branch banking.
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Washington
Resis Coolidge
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