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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
3
Daily newspaper in Corry Pennsylvania lists ad rates and subscription pricing. It notes four column 4D and twelve cent per copy, fifteen cents per week, with rates available on application. The notice emphasizes advertising rates and how to obtain them.
A fragmented piece discusses wartime and postwar payment plans, referencing a $10,000,000 transfer to the U.S. treasurer, a refunding scheme, and the impact on the American public. It touches on market operations, open market mechanisms, and the pursuit of favorable conditions for price stabilization and national finance.
A fragmented report outlines worker wage pressures and factory gains amid a sputtering economy. It notes rising costs, calls for price and wage controls, and observers warn against overreaction as industrial activity shifts. Prominent figures cited include labor advocates and business leaders discussing possible policy responses.
A stream of jumbled reflections touches on Germany, weather, population, and culture. It cites historical figures and scattered observations about conversation, eloquence, and social values, weaving a mosaic of fragmented ideas without a clear single event or narrative.
The fragment mentions Leviathan and a rumored $70,000,000 figure tied to its plans. It references travel to Tokyo and New York, with speculation about hoard and theft themes, while a St. Louis figure faces education and misconduct hints amid unclear details.
A fragmented discussion describes a scenario where Ann would vote by declaring age and how age disclosure aids identification. The text argues gallantry and sex equality clash at the poll, suggesting men and women face similar expectations about revealing age for voting.
A speaker condemns reformers and religious critics, arguing the state enforces justice through the death penalty. He defends carrying out a fatal task as a duty, laments cowardice among editors, ministers, and citizens, and expresses the burden of his own impending act at King Ohio Cross.
The text argues the Supreme Court guards individual rights against government overreach. It laments amendments that weaken the Court and warn that removing its power would enable a tyrannical majority to strip minorities of rights and due process. It emphasizes the Constitution as the source of rights and condemns confiscation of property without just compensation.
The singer challenges the idea that an opera career is a nonstop fete. She details disciplined routines, long walks, early bedtimes, and strict social limits that preserve her health and voice.
Twenty years ago from The Journal Piles June 20 1903 reports George W. Patterson leaving Amencia Express as money clerk to take a new post. It notes marriages and school staff elected by the district, listing teachers by name and subjects, and records several local incidents and social events of Panama Racks and surrounding community.
A notice states Petry M Nichols applies under public service company law for certificate approval of a private motor vehicle service. A public hearing is set for Thursday July 1 at 9:30 near Court House Fre County Pennsylvania to hear objections or support regarding the license and proposed operation.
Wanted to buy old fashioned furniture pieces including tables, rockers, chairs, china and glass. Describes Senil items and asks for responses at address 0 0 Howart Brie Va 125.
An advertising piece touts Original Vinol as a health aid for children and adults. It features testimonials from mothers praising improvements in weight, appetite, vitality, and recovery from weakness, urging readers to try the product with a money back guarantee.
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