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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
3
A Corry Pennsylvania publication contests a food debate by asking readers which ten cookbook items they would choose if confined to ten food articles. The feature lists various dish ideas and questions readers about suitable choices, prompting discussion on nutrition and taste.
A nostalgic vision promotes well built modest homes in towns and the need for affordable housing. It argues real estate groups can help price sensitive new designs and compares single family homes with crowded apartment living. It criticizes busy telephones and waste in courteous exchanges.
Bratnally Bros advertises upholstery services including sofa and furniture refinishing, parlor suites, and auto upholstery. Offers made to order builds with delivery. Located at 30 Last Mon, contact via phone Brat tally.
A highly distorted text fragment mentions TOM SIMS SAYS and various disjointed lines. The legibility is too low to extract clear events, people, or concrete facts beyond scattered references to names and phrases.
A party of about 300 bankers and spouses will sail from New York for a tour of major European nations including France Switzerland Italy Belgium Holland and England. Leaders include Frank Marr Mrs Broderick P Halt John A Tall and Frank A Griffin with Robert J. Gross accompanying from Jamestown.
A German newspaper article argues that Germany is controlled by a handful of industrial magnates who impoverish the masses. It accuses leaders like Hugo Stinnes and others of manipulating wealth to dominate the economy and shape national policy, claiming young Germans are harmed by this system.
Letters testamentary granted to Howard L B Maclers as executor in Erie County Pennsylvania. All debts due from the estate should be paid and all claims presented for verification. Lady mentions nervous wreck testimonial from Mrs Hingeley. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised with text about health restore and free book offer.
A June 16 1903 summary recalls residents enjoying an automobile ride to Columbus and a chicken loss at James Gould’s farm. It notes local politics with WON Ranson elected school board member and the tax rate likely lower. An accident injures Abram Green on the P and E road near the bridge. Verbeck theatre project progress is optimistic and Dawyon comments on Chautauqua plans.
At Dunkirk on June 16 a speedily mounted group of rum runners landed a large cargo offshore and towed it to the city shore. The operation landed in the presence of authorities with a small shoreline seizure reported as part of a broader crackdown, while smugglers allegedly sold alcohol at low prices to attract customers.
Erie politics heats as Mayor Kitts campaigns for a second term. Officials claim a broad base of support while opponents call for clarity on his record over two months. A local council member Morrison has urged a fall bid, arguing the public deserves decisive leadership.
An international conference is urged to curb opium output at its sources including China India and Arabia. The plan calls for licensing doctors restricting narcotic use exporting bans and stopping smuggling to reduce addiction and related social harms. The piece argues for strict physical examinations for licensees and notes addiction harms and accidents linked to drug use.
Fragmented voice argues for moral courage in public and private life. It asserts women's equal moral weight with men, mothers’ contributions to life, and a call for selflessness, vision, and a balance between private love and public duties amid social expectations.
A fragment reflecting on burdens of possessions and the urge to lighten homes by parting with excess items. The speaker contrasts ornamentation with utility, urging appreciation for neighbors who might value unloved pieces and suggesting a critique of material accumulation.
A historical commentary argues that a standing European and world policy body is impracticable. Cooperation will be practiced as in the past, with adjustments at many centers such as London Paris and Tokyo. The piece notes that even the British Empire cannot fully align all policies to a common good.
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