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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
3
The page carries a 1920s style editorial on prohibition urging readers to seek wives and mothers' opinions on its success. It analyzes social costs of liquor and questions enforcement while reflecting the era's reform debates.
A Detroit newspaper editorial argues prohibition is not a failure despite opposing views. It counters claims that the liquor power won and asserts the fight for order morals and happiness remains essential. It questions labor banks and college admission pressures amid the era's liquor tensions.
F G. Botsford of its city and family of Union City report a one hundred acre tract near the Sam Beighle farm by Tuioute for an unspecified purpose. Mr Hatsford states the project may begin filing at the same time next month.
A seventeen year old girl who vanished Thursday morning has been found at her mother's residence in Porthand New York. The search revealed she had traveled with her aunt raising suspicion of possible danger. Authorities reported the custody issue involved a prior divorce and ongoing questions about her welfare.
Clymer N Clymer notes illness of teacher Mrs Aimy grippe keeps her from school for a week. Funeral services for Mrs Robis Beckerlul TeWinkle reported. she died aged thirty. Epworth League event at the church and a surprise birthday party for Miss Arofine Crist are among recent happenings.
A terse ruling follows unclear text quoting names and phrases. The fragment mentions a judge or official action and references people and places in a disorderly line. The readable bits point to a legal or administrative decision pending clarification.
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