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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. Editor A D Colegrove issues and mailing details list second class matter rates five dollars yearly by mail three cents per copy fifteen cents per week advertising rates available on request.
The Rockefeller Institute announces mass gifts totaling $1000 each to support diabetes research and treatment development. The initiative lists donors and affiliated hospitals, aiming to accelerate insulin discovery, improve patient care, and share findings with the medical profession and public. The report also notes broader agricultural and industrial concerns, including wheat exports, rail projects, and wage stabilization impacts on postwar economics.
Fragmented OCR text discusses political mentions, medical claims, war effects, and draft evasion. It blends assorted names and events with garbled phrases, including Grover Cleveland Dorgoldt and Erwin Hergdoll draft case, plus a classifieds note seeking old furniture.
A 1905 Journal Files excerpt discusses potential mediation between England and Germany over reparation terms, noting Britain seeks a precedent to resolve French German deadlock. The piece questions viable international bodies and mentions the League of Nations as possible yet uncertain.
Corry School District invites sealed bids for 28 000 brick to build the new east end school house on East Booth Street first Ward. Bids must be delivered to DD Rowe Secretary before noon July 11. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
A May Supreme Court briefing argues child labor cannot align with universal compulsory education. It notes a 20 to 80 percent rise in child workers, warns constitutional amendment is needed to empower federal action, and asserts national citizenship and social unity hinge on ending child labor despite court rulings.
Fragmented text argues parliament can act without higher authority and critiques constitutional limits. It contrasts British practice with imagined coercive powers, claiming laws can violate constitutions and military force could be misused to enforce such edicts.
Fragmented diary style remarks recount bizarre questions posed at a London consulate interview about loyalty and polygamy. The text quotes provocative prompts and imagined replies about subverting the U S government and personal affiliations, including a jarring line about a polygamist with wives aboard a voyage.
In advocating Lincoln’s spirit the author argues for national unity, law and order, and industrial justice. He contends Lincoln would support the United States, preserve citizens’ gains, and resist class discord while keeping doors to honest success open.
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