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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania daily paper published at West South Street by Arthur Colegrove publisher. Entered as second class mail matter. By mail subscription five dollars per year. By carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
The article notes widespread quake activity across the United States, with shocks not limited to typical regions. Geologists explain the earth’s cooling crust and readjustment, predicting continued quakes though diminishing in intensity over millions of years. Despite dense cities and infrastructure, civilization endures with surprisingly minimal damage from these powerful natural forces.
A fragment from The Journal Files recalls a Sunday feature twenty years back noting strong language about government crackdown on bootleg liquor. It pokes at public spending and political tactics including a nod to Dawes and senate filibusters in state legislatures.
A historic report reviews a Wyoming case where a missing comma allegedly changed jurisdiction over naval reserves. It notes the Senate and legal observers treated a single punctuation mark as pivotal to the ruling and public understanding. The piece discusses how such tiny marks shape law and lay readers alike.
A vigorous New York debate surrounds imposing life imprisonment for anyone caught with deadly weapons. Advocates argue severe punishment will deter crime and strip criminals of access to guns. Opponents warn such laws fail to prevent violence and may push criminals to evade law enforcement. IP Merrick returned home this evening from a business trip in South Bend Ind.
An editor laments long stretches of unmarked highways and the need for legible signs showing town names and intersections. He argues that good road markers, though not costly, require public spirit and cooperation among groups to prevent wrong turns and improve safety. Coal mining report notes Adrian mine and related company outputs.
Erie July 2. Ian Fred Blair, speaker for Erie County Republican Women, cautions that making many laws weakens democracy by silencing minority opinions. The July meeting at the country place of Mrs. Rewer Gdenruattil features Blair explaining political situations, noting the dangers of overexposure to political rhetoric among women attendees.
Miss Adny Futneon and Olinters Tel duet il Warren were visitors in the city this morning. They were en route to attend the Jonuson Frew wedding.
Fragmentary text references clean humor and satire amid wartime culture. It mentions a play or books available for readers, with notes about recurring lines and a call for further offerings or events. Specific names or places are unclear in the damaged fragment.
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