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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1924
Page
3
Publication notice for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper shows daily except Sunday issues printed at West Beach Street and mail matter status. Rates information appears, with a price of fifteen cents per week and seven cents for a single copy, advertising rates on application.
Theodore Roosevelts warning and public fault lines threaten Tafts hopes for a second term. Arch Roosevelt hints at underground methods tied to oil reserve disputes and cabinet tensions. Corwin of Arkansas denounces a treason claim as politics. Denby and Daugherty face censure amid ongoing probes and pressure on Coolidge administration.
A Russia analysis notes possible collapse of the Red regime from disillusionment with Soviet rule. It warns of bloodshed as factions vie for power and urges Senate investigators to heed temporary diplomacy proposals.
A 1904 dated column recounts local events including Bennett of this city selling marble and granite monuments, Patterson selling property, a mail carrier’s layoff, a vicious watchdog incident, and a second annual parts event with civic socializing amid a lively but chilly day.
Fragmentary OCR note references a character Tom Sime and a phrase about joy and a ride. It contains garbled dialect or misspellings and unclear events or places. The readable parts hint at an odd discussion or anecdote without a clear outcome or date.
The piece argues churches once rose as tall spires before modern skyscrapers and predicts a trend to so called ekeyscraper churches in Chicago and New York. It notes multi story church auditoriums with ground floor bank space, mixing religion with commerce, and cites a New York church planning quarters for offices to generate about $25,000 yearly income.
A discussion of prohibition topics notes splits over the policy’s political origins and wartime economic pressures. It cites a Century magazine piece arguing capital and efficiency drive prohibition, while acknowledging mixed success and future implications in industry and society.
The piece reports on a senatorial committee probing Edward W. tok apd amid heated debate over peace propaganda. Bob Bod resists cross examination, defending rights as an American citizen and challenging the efficacy of propaganda and lobbyists in influencing public opinion and policy.
A veteran with rheumatism loses monthly compensation of 82 dollars after a car crash amputates his leg. A bureau ruling declares no leg means no rheumatism, saving 40 cents monthly and reducing aid to a needy veteran.
A 1920s discussion on women's place in business and society highlights evolving roles and moral standards. The Modern Club plans a meeting at Mrs. Joni Mobrey’s home on West Bond Street Thursday evening with members urged to be present.
Columbus notes list the cast for Tony the Convict to be presented Friday and Saturday evening at TOOL hall. The lineup features Tony Warren Arthur Hill Weary Waysite Franke Crosby Tito Barclay Carleton Curtis Philip Warletter Nudge Van Gruger and others with multiple acts and venue details. A second item notes three young cows for sale by Bell phone 172 K P Gihon.
In Washington, Senator Migiid Johnson and Secretary of Agriculture Wallier Differing as to milking prowess, judged by Gen. Biles, they held a practical test between two neighboring farms. Secretary Wallies prevailed, proving public figures can deliver creditable dairy performance and take pride in skill.
A fragmented advertisement touts a scalp treatment claiming to stop hair loss and promote growth. It lists unclear instructions and big guarantees, mentioning a product with mixed wording and dubious effectiveness.
An old home remedy touts Red Pepper Rub to ease tight aching chests and nasal congestion. The method claims quick warming of the congested area and relief of cold symptoms within minutes, suggesting the pepper penetrates the chest to soothe joints and mucous buildup.
General Charles G. Dawes faced a tense reception in Berlin as American experts scrutinized postwar reparations and German cooperation. Dawes delivered a brief statement, praising German people amid skepticism about the process and its outcomes.
News of the death of nine year old Miss Riva M. Agens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Agens, formerly of Cory, now Ridgway, Pa. An illness of one event ended her life. Survived by the parents and two brothers Eugene and Melyis at home. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at the family home.
A solemn funeral service for Mrs. Levine was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blaceyn Weight. Salvation Army officers and members attended, with a fifteen piece band and cadets delivering performances. A public memorial service is announced for Wednesday at the Army Citadel at 6 oclock, inviting the community.
An aging ad notes carbon monoxide risk with a ventillator warning and urges consultation for quick remedies. It cites C M Steuart and Co at 108 Main Street with a Bell 118 telephone contact and promotes garage safety improvements.
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