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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1924
Page
3
Public notice fragment for the Corry Pennsylvania area shows publishing details and postal facts. garbled lines reference Corry Daily Evening Journal and a publisher price schedule with rates on request.
Public rapid favor for the Mellon plan to cut federal taxes faded in Congress as lawmakers found the approach impossible. Both parties want lower taxes but differ on the method. A compromise offering lower rates for small incomes and higher rates for large incomes is now expected, with potential future amendments. The public accepts a tax reduction, seeing it as better than none, amid ongoing negotiations in Washington.
The Frankfurter Zeitung credits Gen Chives with exposing in two weeks what German officials failed to in five years, arguing inflation is a public swindle. It notes government bond losses and profiteering by speculators, urging that the truth about currency be widely exposed and warning of counterfeit money.
An old style ad describes Ely’s Dream Balm as a pure antiseptic cream to clear clogged nostrils instantly. It claims it penetrates nasal passages, relieves swelling, and restores clear breathing with a small bottle sold at dry goods stores.
A fractured column mocks specialists and politics while referencing inheritance taxes and winter forecasts. The speaker, Dobb, fumbles through phrases about bills, a ruin, and a vague warning about winter to come. It mentions a bad cold relief and a forthcoming Whatsall fan.
An American conductor touring London discusses British tastes toward American music and the rise of broadcast demand for classical works. The piece also notes public figures and policy debates about Germany, France, and the Ruhr, with critical comments on immigration and naval reductions shaping postwar views.
A board of education plans to curb substitute costs by testing absent teachers. Ten day absences trigger medical evaluations by a female physician with optional treatment. Principals may require a three day absence to address health needs, aiming to reduce longer future absences while noting teachers juggle heavy duties and ongoing learning. The piece also comments on political life in Washington.
A fragmentary social item recalls a past event in East Pleasant street with a gathering at a church and a local family, noting a birthday or anniversary in the community. The scant text mentions Mrs Winfield Ryglee, a singing event, and a local store appearance, reflecting small town life.
Article analyzes debates in France led by Aristide Briand as he campaigns for peace and liberty. It contrasts French rejection of war with German militarism and discusses how U.S. influenced views shape the balance between revolution and diplomacy.
An old ad praises a red pepper rub for breaking chest congestion and soothing muscles during colds. It claims penetrating heat eases nasal tightness, rheumatic aches, back pain, and stiff neck, promising rapid warming of the affected area.
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