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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
3
A 19th century discussion argues against spirit communication and necromancy. Psychologists and physicians warn that alleged messages from the departed are unreliable and potentially harmful, advising readers to distrust sensational claims and avoid risky experiments.
New York March 1 The Bar Association of the City of New York committee on International Law led by Root urged U S entry into the permanent court of international justice. The group backed President Harding’s proposal. Frank McMahon, recently visiting with relatives, departed early for Pittsburgh.
A New Jersey reader promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a cure for chronic indigestion headaches and general weakness. The letter says years of suffering improved after using the product and recommends it to others, noting availability at local druggists.
A jumbled OCR fragment from a metropolitan page mentions efforts to beat a bank, tires, bachelor housing, and a range of stray notes about a Whyte Posse, a helicopter in Ohio, clerks in Detroit, and a theater producer citing education for chorus girls. The text is inconsistent and largely unreadable.
A garbled discussion questions granting monuments to war heroes and whether figures like Grant Lee or Pershing deserve lasting memorials. It notes push for indirect honors elsewhere and debates the value of monuments versus other types of public service and commemoration.
The Freemen's League of Utah advocates repeal of anti smoking legislation and other laws seen as infringing individual rights. Supporters pledge to oppose reform measures and oppose nationwide efforts to suppress smoking. An exception is a proposed ban on smoking by minors and the sale of tobacco products to them.
The article discusses European policy shifts on humanitarian aid and economic costs, arguing that continued liberal aid may be too costly for Europe and the United States. It suggests a reassessment of policies, with emphasis on practical compassion and self interest, and reflects optimism in a global order centered on the New World.
The fragmentary text notes rising tensions in Europe with references to spring and unrest. Key names or places are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the tone suggests mounting regional strain and looming conflict signals. Further readable details are needed for precise entities and dates.
A fragmented historical clipping reports an immense hatch of white fish eggs with scattered references to people, places, and events. The readable text mentions dates, locations, and various names, signaling a broad, noisy period piece without a clear single incident.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief item with names and places unclear. Readable parts mention a witness and Seva with brief notes on rallies, a Wyatt and Ames reference, and scattered letters suggesting a political or civic notice, but precise actions or outcomes are not recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note about a burglary test at a station. Many words are unreadable and mixed with stray letters, making the exact event unclear. The readable bits indicate a testing exercise rather than a crime detail, leaving the core incident ambiguous.
A dramatic accident occurred at a festival area when hot metal struck several individuals, causing severe burns. Medical teams treated victims on site and transported the most seriously injured to a hospital for urgent care.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bladder troubles and nighttime urination. It references various names and places in a jumbled stream of text with scattered phrases about tablets, tests, and laboratory items, lacking coherent structure or clear news events.
The Light-Six Touring Car meets public demand for a light weight, moderate priced, high quality motor car. It features a one-piece rain-proof windshield for an unobstructed view, a quick-action cowl ventilator, tight-fitting turrets, and convenient parking lights. The article asserts Studebaker’s 71-year reputation for honest value, noted by Walter H. Merrick.
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