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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece argues there is no clear legal cap on the total taxes Americans face from federal, state, county, city, and other levies. It questions morality and legality of piling taxes on wage earners and asks whether a maximum should exist. The author laments the burden borne by workers.
The column details the tough life of a door to door salesman, noting his weariness from rejections while he dreams of advancement. It lists common hostile and humorous remarks customers use, illustrating the daily grind and social nature of the occupation. The piece paints a portrait of persistence amid fatigue and constant ups and downs.
Fragmentary OCR paragraph from The Corry Evening Journal mentions local business figures and advertising notices. It references Chamber of Commerce activity and assorted names tied to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh contexts. The text is partly garbled but indicates standard newspaper metadata and subscription rates.
A vivid panorama of turn of the century life contrasts wealth and poverty in 1900 America. It covers cars, population, debt, wages, fashion, gender norms, schooling, labor, leisure, technology, housing, food, and daily routines with numerous specific details and examples. Names like Theodore Roosevelt appear alongside everyday scenes of urban life.
In Washington the debate over the auto safety bill centers on Rep. Dingell of Detroit and Rep. Rogers of Pampa Texas. Both are accused of undermining strong safety provisions with pro industry amendments while others push to restore criminal provisions and require full safety disclosure to buyers. The piece notes Rogers supports industry backed councils and Dingell favors public protection measures amid broader lobbying by automakers and networks.
On this date in 1812 Duke of Wellington defeated the French at Salamanca in Spain. In 1798 Napoleon captured Cairo. In 1990 Herbert Hoover signed the Loden Naval Reduction Treaty. In 1993 Wiley Post completed the first solo flight around the world. In 1934 John Dillinger was shot in Chicago. In 1943 American troops captured Palermo Sicily.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls wartime politics as the Senate war investigating committee reopen s pre war fortifications inquiry. Local production at Aero Supply Mfg. Co. halted by a general strike. Final rites for W F Miller held, barber shop business changes, a 20 inch brown trout catch headlines in local fishing. Peter Hansen and Grace Putnam wed in Mayville New York. Elwin Baker Wade born July 20 at Lovell's Station.
A party of Corry motorists returning to the city from North East last evening had a narrow escape after their Ford sedan was struck by another Ford driven by a local farmer named De. The collision occurred a few miles from the scene, causing damage but no serious injuries.
The term indignities in divorce includes acts showing disrespect for a spouse’s personality. Indignities may involve indecency obscenity profanity vulgarity denying paternity urging abortion and false charges of infidelity. A pattern of settled hate and estrangement typically constitutes the grounds.
Readers ask how to discourage biting insects in warm months and for severe bite treatment. Advice covers avoiding fragrance, wearing light colors, inspecting breeding sites, and using skin repellents. Severe stings may require adrenalin or Isuprel, ice packs, antihistamines, corticosteroids, or hospital care, with emphasis on identifying the insect for targeted care.
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