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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
3
In a period piece from the Cony Evening Journal Curry Pa, Kathleen Norris critiques the idea of universal generosity in prices and society. The piece argues for practical liberalities in human relations and warns against excessive moralizing about discounts in commercial dealings.
Rail and canal competition shapes new freight rates west of Chicago. Rates lowered to match Panama Canal costs aim to boost midwest manufacturers and keep ships and rails at full capacity. The plan anticipates extending similar cuts to joint lines via Chicago, with debate over railroad fines and canal traffic. President Harding is noted in context of U S policy and 1920s election chatter.
A jumble of clipped phrases from Pineville Kentucky, referencing inmate conditions at a poorhouse, a hunting hobby, a Virginia boy and robbery years ago, plus unrelated bits about New York wages and consumer use. The piece also includes scattered aphorisms and stray remarks about money, astronomy, and hair care.
A fragment from The Journal Files recounts a March 21 1903 scene with odd vignettes. The piece mentions William Joey a student visiting from college to home, August Pearson of Euclid Street facing Jamestown plans, a revival meeting sermon by Si Corry a butcher claiming wickedness, and a humorous remark by a grocery deacon about meeting in the afterlife.
New proxy reports Mith College dean Mino Ada 1. Comstock named as first woman president of Radcliffe College. Aloahe will be the first female vice president for Radcliffe. Comstock succeeds Le Baron F. Brigi as east Radcliffe land dean of the Harvard arts and sciences faculty, a tenure spanning twenty years.
The halibut fisheries treaty between the United States and Canada signals a new era for Canada as it signs treaties with its own responsibility rather than through Britain. Editors note the British empire fades as Canada achieves greater dignity and independence, strengthening ties with the United States as two nearly republic states. The piece also criticizes ship costs and suggests pontoon bridges as a cheaper alternative.
A discussion on home radios and concert halls shaping public taste in music. critics deplore limited access and insist on stronger support for live performances and high culture through radio and press coverage. The article cites public appetite for beauty and intellect, contrasted with narrow offerings from phonographs and magazines.
A long, critical look at Tony Bove, an Italian resident in the United States for 32 years with a wife, six children, four homes, and a thriving business, who cannot pass the literacy test after a return from Italy. The piece argues that current immigration law denies him citizenship and cites broader fears and cultural tensions in America.
An old ad claims stomach pills relieve indigestion, dyspepsia, and related discomfort. It cites Ames & Co as the source of the remedy and urges readers to ask for the product.
A garbled recount describes Sarit cone Hus and Prestur Nath sampling a controversial creation. It claims they forged two contraptions, a Knocker and a Boyter, weaving malice, vanity, and steel into symbols of supposed equality and justice, shaping human perception and control.
Short classified lines advertise salesmen to quiet udarity or lubricating oils grosses ned paints with salary moving for AML Drew at Harvey Oil Co Cleveland Ohio. Also a rent notice for a six room flat with electric lights and hatch centrally located at 120 East Main.
Five people, including two families, narrowly escaped death from monoxide gas as a propane water heater fault flooded two houses in West Twentyfirst Street area. Prompt medical help saved them, with local health officials promising investigation. One resident, a 20 year old, died in the second grave of suffocation. six interior doors and frames were put up for sale at Seed over 313.
A fragment from a newspaper ad lists Crocker Cotton items with a sale on 30 daily pieces, regular price per item, and a Su Sale price. It also mentions 12 duds priced at 25 cents each.
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