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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1924
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania based Cory Evening Journal announces publication details and mailing rates. Advertisement shows misprints and typography irregularities including pricing in cents and allocation of post office mail matter.
A House bill seeks to create a national body to plan and fund inland waterways to supplement rail transport. Critics cite past failures and private losses, but proponents argue urgent need and potential, urging a fair trial before declaring failure. The Kansas City Star logs support for cautious, market-based expansion.
An essay contrasts vivid dye color names with plain basics and then shifts to athletics in education. It argues against excessive commercialization of school sports, warning it undermines inclusive participation and the core goals of physical education.
A garbled detergent of lines lists oddities and misstatements about politics crime and science. It mentions a robbing of $8100 and a conductor foiling thieves at a streetcar company. It touches on taxes, a grave dirigible from Germany, and a mayor’s pay with light satire throughout.
The piece argues humor eases tension amid oil revelations and political scandals. It cites Abraham Lincoln and U S senators, noting comic parodies reflect public mood, providing relief yet potentially hindering punishment. Humor keeps the public vigilant and capable of applying remedies when needed.
The excerpt discusses radio broadcasting across Europe with Berlin as a frequent signal and Paris resisting German propaganda. It argues broadcasting can be an overt act of hostility and urges peaceful use of airwaves, predicting a future where nations limit hostile broadcasts to rival propaganda and national hymns.
Journal notes from 1904 recount a jury retuning home near Corry and local social and civic items. Mentions Prof J W Davis, Mr Wilf, and Deputy Orokanier Fry. notes a regional Hist place, Home Watchmen meeting on February 1th at Mrs Thins on Washington Street. manor of notices and employment ads appear amid scattered local affairs.
A historical note recounts a case where a Japanese applicant was denied marriage license at a time of strict social norms. The article references legal and court processes, including an Orphan’s Court verification, and mentions individuals such as Myrtle and Bul Veli amid broader commentary on gender and racial perceptions in the era.
A sale notice lists a six room bungalow available at a Marion Street address. The fragment mentions Jewell Long and Marion Stontz in connection with the property, indicating a private sale listing from an unspecified date.
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