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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
3
Publication details show the Cory Pa post office designation and carrier rates. Rates include a $600 yearly mail rate and three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week by carrier.
A garbled critique discusses forming twelve commandments for modern times by adapting the Decalogue. It notes additions XII and XII and argues the changes aim to align Old and New Testament laws with Christian ethical aims while attracting polemical attention.
A magazine article questions the gambler's boasts by Marry F Sinclair, arguing that while some defend his bold claims and risk taking, many readers fear the consequences. The piece warns against judging talent by risky schemes and notes widespread skepticism about his methods and integrity.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and events in a town: references to a 83 year old man, debts of Joseph Hogue in New York, and local concerns about bars, insurance, and streets. The garbled text mentions a honeymoon, a brother, a Canadian keeper, a barber, and protections against unspecified threats, all within a defaced community scene.
A lawsuit seeks 750000 against the United States by Gent Slax nation claiming government failure to honor 1841 to 1805 treaties and unjust takings of tribal lands and resources in the Black Hill region of South Bukota. The piece argues past dispossession spurred by federal action and hints at potential broader conflicts and reminders of indigenous claims.
A survey asks social workers to name essential books for their field across branches such as health and children services. Responses vary, totaling 139 titles with no two lists identical, highlighting the breadth of reading valued by social workers and the risk of narrowing to narrow specialties.
Pennsylvania senators George Wharton Pepper and Daviet A Reed will be hosted in Erie by the Chamber of Commerce. They are to visit next month with arrangements led by Hays Clemens and the harbor committee to organize a luncheon and official reception.
Funeral services for Charles Barton were held at his son A C Barton’s home on Essex Drive. Rev C M McIntyre of the UB Church officiated. Burial followed in Paie Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Grant Barton Edward Barty Arthur Barton L TD Walon and others. Escorting mourners included Mr and Mrs Frank Crosby and Rev Alton Tittot, among others.
May 24 Dunkirk reports six defendants in a criminal court appearing before Judge Anglimn for petit larceny. Richard Kirkendoll received restitution and a suspended six month sentence after paying a $25 fine. The case details include thefts and the court actions against the involved parties.
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