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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
3
Public notice fragment from Cory Evening Journal listing publication details and pricing while naming Cory, Pa based Post Office official Colegrove and carrier information. Includes damaged phrases about a $5 annual rate and three cents per copy with unclear references to timing and staff.
An early 20th century discussion on highway safety questions the balance between speed and control. It critiques reckless driving and earthquakes the public about safe travel by analyzing driver behavior, vehicle limits, and the risks of fast driving.
Disjointed text surveys moral decline in society, touching on education, labor, and gender roles. It references war in the Balkans, economic notes, religious imagery, and a call for better working conditions. The piece uses erratic phrasing and garbled names, preserving a sense of historical clipping.
A verbose old text discusses Successful Advertising Californidie and an organization promoting advertising in various states. It mentions an optimistic monthly reach of inquiries and the aim to publicize tourist routes and road projects. The piece interweaves an anecdotal detour tale and notes industry and state contractor dynamics shaping road construction timelines.
Twenty years ago notes from The Journal Files dated June 19, 1909 record James Bracken entertaining textile friends this afternoon for his birthday event and social gathering.
A report notes health examinations for working children conducted at Citizens National Bank building. An on site medical team under Miss Mary Hopting reviews growth and nutrition, with June 17 set for final determinations and potential referrals to a juvenile health program. Also mentioned are events: John Robinson's circus coming to town and Mary Hopting's art studies at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.
President Truman and party leaders anticipate a swift selection of the Republican National Committee chairman to unify factions before the national convention. Senators and state chairmen from the West and Plains states are expected to press for a candidate acceptable to both major wings, with figures like Kayes or Dunsharthy considered.
Classified notice listing multiple rental options. Tyne furnished rooms with housekeeping, 500 West Plane Aut Street BellM wait HOR RENT. Poneto' rooms uy Nght howeLeepige mney objertion to chilltey. 11 South Venter street quail POR RENT 5 room house with city garden 400 Second Bell 35.
A proclamation arguing constitutional obedience as remedy for national issues. It urges permanent judges with broad sympathies to interpret the Constitution for changing times, citing South Carolina v United States and the need for government powers to remain general yet applicable across generations. The piece stresses safeguarding rights against predatory interests and demands legislators serve all the people, not parties.
The message asserts that America has long offered sanctuary to the disinherited, emphasizing the nation’s symbols as a guiding light rather than force. It argues for a world where truth and freedom prevail, aligning American ideals with universal liberty.
A historical letter argues for fair distribution of highway benefits and costs. It asserts buildout will boost state progress if regulated and maintained and insists truck traffic pay its share to fund road maintenance. It warns against taxation bias and urges equitable burden sharing.
After four months in Europe the writer praises America by contrasting devastated France Belgium Italy and others with American strength and prosperity. He asserts Americans should value their institutions and freedom, noting relief measures and the nation’s wealth and idealism as proof of superiority.
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