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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal announces publication details and mailing rates with layout notes for Colegrove and the port office in Corry Pennsylvania. It lists subscription prices by mail or carrier and references advertising rates and office procedures in a concise masthead style.
The article discusses German hopes for a US role in determining reparations, noting private Anglo French studies and a possible international commission with American input. It argues the United States cannot accept a veto but could act as mediator, with Hughes’ ideas cited as influencing the plan.
In New York holiday intoxication notes a historic high level for Christmas Day with courts reporting unusual drinking patterns. Authorities pledge stricter enforcement, while optimism grows for a potential drop during the New Year as public attitudes shift away from lax enforcement.
A retro view summarizes events from January 6, 1903 including mayoral disputes over street paving on Washington Street and Center, notes on public works delays, and mentions of local residents Miss Winifred Terry, Maxine Melfogs, and Harry Stone Gorey. It recalls Postmaster Ji Avetiy leaving for Harrington, Navy veterans, Gerry students returning to Menilville, and a business move: Dirgain Fies Store sold to Outlet Clothing Company with Mr Kliners forming a partnership. The piece also touches on British prime minister Bonar Law and the sterling’s status, alongside reflections on U.S. naval campaigns and foreign affairs affecting market optimism.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of George We Spencer deceased have been granted to A.B. Sison as administrator. All persons indebted to the estate should make payment, and those with claims must present them promptly to A.B. Sison at 410 Marine Bank or to Sir A. Slwaqy Building in Corry, Pennsylvania.
A movement toward plain language in learning grows from publishing and scientific circles. Advocates argue brevity aids public understanding, while concerns arise about costs and dumbing down complex ideas. Historical and scientific works for children increasingly attract adult readers, proving simplicity can expand influence.
A chaotic column by Tom Sims mocks rent seasonality and weather forecasts while lampooning public offices and public fraud. It blends stray phrases about dice, rent collection, weather notes, and political quips into a satirical riff without a clear single event.
Dr. Thomee of Carnegie Institute argues energy preservation requires new discoveries and application. Baker warns restlessness can masquerade as energy, urging optimism to spur progress and prevent degeneration.
The piece riffs on Henry Ford's pro barter view, asking if trade could run on simple exchanges like dried fish for timber or coal. It questions whether money is essential, noting history favors money as a common medium, and cites Ford and Port amid a broader skepticism of modern economics.
Dunkirk's population is reported at about 21 000, up since the last city directory. The estimate, compiled by William Kerwin, accompanies the forthcoming Kerwin directory from Dunkirk Printing Company. New workers at steel plants and the Skelton novel plant are expected to swell numbers further, with housing already tight for newcomers.
Kane men survive a truck crash at the intersection of Mill and Marvin streets near Tois 1801 Pierwis Teel O Leary and others aided victims. The truck overturned, scattering merchandise across a wide area. one man suffered facial injuries while another sustained minor cuts.
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