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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1924
Page
3
Publication line repeats Sunday exemptions for Corry Pennsylvania with street address and date. Rates listed include $0.50 yearly mail, three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising note mentions later adjustments and a printer error term.
The piece defends Woodrow Wilson and his World Peace plan as a practical League of Nations approach rooted in Versailles, arguing opponents are misjudging the proposal. It notes compromises to gain U.S. cooperation without full membership, and critiques opposition as politicized.
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The Republican and Democratic tax cut visions diverge on who benefits. Mellon backs broad reductions to boost investment and industry, while the Garner bill targets broader relief for lower incomes and limits on high earners. Democrats argue tax relief should favor lower incomes, oppose sweeping cuts for the ultra rich, and may gain leverage with Progressive Republicans.
A jumbled column of charla about Sims and everyday notions, mixing proverbs, humorous asides, and stray phrases. Mentions of taxes, movies, romance, and public life appear as disjointed snippets with unclear sources or dates.
A crumbling 1904 column recalls a harsh winter with no Pittsburgh rail service since Wednesday and trains stuck at stations. Ed Allen of Allen Bros millers visits, a Fourth Variety finds a Baptist church scuffle, and Chimley Porter shifts from Democrat to Republican. The piece laments the public mood and critiques leadership under Woodrow Wilson.
A sweeping early 20th century view extols radio as an experimental marvel and social boon. It highlights rapid spread across America with over two million receivers and about 450 broadcasting stations, noting benefits for the lonely, sick, and isolated. It forecasts presidential campaigning moving to radio and envisions radio breaking barriers to culture and peace worldwide.
An oddly phrased old ad advises readers on breaking up colds with tonics and herbs. It warns against habit forming drugs and touts Bul daring Herb Tea as a safe, stimulating tonic. The piece urges readers to order a full package for emergency use and for family members this winter.
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