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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
3
A historical opinion piece argues the filibuster both protects minority rights and can paralyze the Senate. It cites the Force Bill fight and Wilson era tactics, noting emergencies justify rare use yet abuse risks tyranny. A classified ad seeks a house worker at 21 Franklin Street with a contact number.
A Rochester area seed and bulb seller lists a mixed collection of gladioli 7 Grandiflori and 6 Spencer varieties at 50 cents each, plus Lipomige bulbs 16 to 85 for 1 dollar. NASTURTIUMS offered as 1 ounce for 10 cents with any order, orders due before June 1, 1910, remit by P O Money Order or stamps to Glenn L Higgins, 20 Rockland Park, Rochester NY.
A garbled monologue rails at crime, politics, education, and social norms. It references robbers, a New York actor, voting, taxes, and a vague garden of snakes, mixing incoherent thoughts with scattered names and phrases.
A father's hopes for his son fade as the boy grows listless sick and dull. An old family friend helps with Bescham’s Pills leading to renewed health. The remedy is praised as harmless and effective for digestive disorders. Available at all druggists in 250 and 500 doses.
The piece catalogs 26 hats from the Customs Cutters Club in New York and remarks on spring fashion and manhood. It notes a Seattle sign of spring with a divorced husband, stray hair and a playful jab at culture, prices, and hats.
Announcement in New York marks the completion of a vast art transaction valued over $1,000,000. The deal involves numerous rare items including medieval pieces, porcelain, and other collectibles, reflecting a major movement in the art market.
Fragmented notes recount a 1900 era councilmanic scene with Legler and Main, a lawyer for the Vourlerans and a partner Jos McGaughes in the Huw Cori firm, ongoing management of a household and local affairs, plus mentions of a Phoenys hotel, a council candidate, and property matters tied to Corry.
A fragmented notice from Union City outlines a notable real estate transaction involving multiple parties. The garbled text hints at property details, prospective buyers, and involved names, with uncertainty about dates and precise terms.
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