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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
3
Former German prince publishes a denunciatory critique of the Treaty of Versailles. He labels the Dawes plan a thorn and questions war guilt while insisting the book’s title and quest remain provocatively controversial. The work sparks debate over royal views and historical accountability.
A column notes Dr. Manning of Sai Pranets urges exercise for both men and women to save labor. It discusses Paris fashion museum plans, the value of historical dress, and the broader hope that fashion reflects civilization trends. It also cites economic and political musings on industry, prohibition, and finance.
A fragmented item notes a cart and phrases like whobling might and mailed in June 1910 to Barre with references to Delore the pasty aut Of West. Virgil appears as a partial name fragment in the text.
Twenty years ago reports spread of the death of Secretary of State John Hay in Newbury. The city editor notes various city items, local remarks, and social notices including visits, church sales, a honeymoon return, and humorous asides about local life and drinking rumors.
Four firemen and one volunteer were injured as a bakery fire spread to four buildings in New Kensington. The blaze destroyed the bakery and damaged three adjoining structures, with damage estimated at 300 dollars.
The text contrasts evolution with religious belief, arguing evolution does not prove or deny divinity. It contends evolution deals with life forms and organs, not scripture, and cites historical examples of how people misused science to deny God. It warns against censoring science to defend faith.
Miss Mary Finday daughter of Frank Jordan and Mr Manley Robbins, son of Herbert Robbins, were married today in Mayville New York. The ceremony took place Monday at the ME Church parsonage performed by Reverend Mr. Whippa.
In Lowell Massachusetts on July 1 1933 Edith Lourse Rogers a Republican won the vacant seat in a special election caused by the death of her husband Congressman John Jacob Rogers. She defeated Democrat Gay Eugene N Fo by a wide margin and succeeds him as a member of Congress.
The Santa Barbara earthquake impacts Warren neighborhood with damaged homes and injuries. Residents Mr and Mrs Jefferson are abroad. others shelter in place as restoration begins.
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