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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
3
The article discusses Armageddon as a focal topic in archaeology and biblical history. It cites Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 battle analogy and mentions researchers Julia Rockefeller and colleagues exploring Troy era civilizations to uncover past conflicts and civilizations.
The excerpt argues that excess bureaucracy has led to drastic measures such as removing clocks and chairs from offices, removing desks and altering workspaces. It discusses the supposed benefits of curtailed work and criticizes public indolence and curiosity as seen in Meredith Nicholson’s remark.
A fragment from the Journal Filer recalls events on a July morning at St Thomas church with Hugh DeLury singing The Palms. The column notes a variety of people and places, mentioning floods in Titusville, a birth in Corry, and local conversations about politics and society.
The text presents a garbled, incomplete slate of phrases about wealth who will be wealthy and a failed attempt at coherent commentary. It includes disjointed reflections on divinity, humanity, and social order with no clear event or identifiable subjects.
The obituary notes Mrs Sally Stultz has died at Lovells after an illness. The draft lists relatives and mourners, with mentions of a funeral and burial arrangements.
Fragmentary text notes flatterers and marriages, references to people and protests. Mentions Sir Walter Talal in a nonsensical mix of names and phrases without clear events or dates.
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