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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1927
Page
3
Article discusses the London smog issue and industrial pollution. It cites black smoke, soot particles, and health damage, urging cleaner fuels and technology to reduce air pollution in cities including Corry. It frames smog as a public health and economic problem and questions public inaction.
The piece laments Senate filibusters delaying the budget and crippling federal courts after April 1. It warns of halted court operations, postponed prosecutions, and unpaid federal workers, blaming obstructing lawmakers and praising the cost of delay as a political strategy.
Twenty years ago a March 23 1907 journal entry recalls Rogers building beside Grandin Hotel on North Center Street amid a disastrous fire. The scene shows new refitting after devastation, with details of local merchants and crews at work. An electric storm briefly skirted the city as Raymond baseball club trains for a forthcoming season.
A fragmented OCR-like text cites a phrase about money cheerfully refunded and a reference to Outlook, showing garbled wording and possible misprints on refund policy language. The readable bits suggest a consumer rights or advertising snippet with unclear context and stray terms.
A history of internal rifts in the U S State Department highlights promotion gaps between diplomatic and consular officers. The article details class-based pay scales from Class I to Class IV and flaws in advancement, noting consuls face stalled careers despite long service. It cites officials like Josert C. Grew and progressive concerns over unequal prospects.
Fragmentary quote reflects skepticism toward accepted beliefs and the limits of knowledge. It reads as a stray aside rather than a reported event, with unclear attribution and minimal concrete detail.
Ruth Snyder shown near collapse as her counsel seeks permission for funeral attendance. Edgar Hazleton objects citing impact on her fragile state while criticizing state investigation and insurance details in the Albert Snyder murder case.
Salt Lake City Utah March 29 Mrs Bernhard Peterson was held on a first degree murder charge for the deaths of her two infant children after a doctor’s testimony found her sane. Prosecutors say she poisoned a stew served to the family causing convulsions and the younger child died. the husband and older child survived and the mother did not confess.
Washington reports police recovered the body of Mrs Gladys Houck wife of a psychiatrist from the Anawistia river near St Elizabeths government hospital. She had been missing for months as her husband, once in Hie nell, is now incoherent and detained for observation. Further details unclear.
United Press reports intense party tensions as both Democrats and Republicans push for investigations into alleged vote irregularities. The discourse centers on the Fourteenth Amendment and voting rights in the South, with emphasis on reform, party strategies, and the potential impact on primary contests and elections.
The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners approved pay increases effective April 1. Police Chief Fukn J Warren will earn 2700 annually, up from 1980, while the fire department mechanic rises to 1980 and first year officers receive 170 monthly, second year 135.
Mothers hear of a physician’s Thoxine claim to treat child sore throats by targeting the cause not reached by gargles. The remedy allegedly relieves within 15 minutes with a money back guarantee and contains iron chloroform and safe taste, sold widely by druggists.
Erie school board faced heated discussion as a per capita tax of 2.50 per person was defeated and a 14 mill property tax plan was debated. Officials warned repeal would impact funding for operations, while fears rose over future revenues for district services and staffing.
Union City youth Dunstil Chase, 19, returned from Cleve and Monday Tar with Constable Joseph Gigan will be arraigned before Alderney Colrge Muser co in charge of forgery. Morris Massow, enter jr mens furnishings at West Twelfth street filed the hare against Mhasy Keep in touch with classified offers before withdrawal.
Jamestown police captain Nelson Nar was arrested yesterday by Chief Elyde D. Smith on a warrant charging him with aggravated assault. The 28 year old captain allegedly struck Domenica at her home on January 22. He posted bond and was suspended from duty as prosecutors and court officials scheduled further actions.
A description explains electric searchlights using a core gas in a crater at the positive electrode. The gas chamber boosts beam strength, allowing visibility of 50 to 60 miles. The techtonic components differ from ordinary lamps, relying on electrode cores with chemical content.
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