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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
6
Vague dispatch reports riots in Berlin tied to anti Semitic sentiment. Descriptions reference looting, hunger among the poor, and violent clashes, with mentions of property damage and tense streets. The garbled text notes fear and societal strain amid unrest.
A jumble of obituaries and a Paris dispatch notes Mary Mulderick and George Mulderick among the deceased while detailing funeral plans at St Thomas church. Separately a United Press report cites France’s Poincare signaling caution on an international inquiry into reparations and Germany’s capacity to pay.
Washington November 7 The sun strike is ended says Dr. G Abbot of the Smithsonian Institute. He states the abnormal heat deficit and freak conditions are not due to the strike and the weather normalizes after the solar disruption, according to United Press.
A two to three year period was discussed as the timing for the reparations process. The committee of experts appointed by the reparations commission should not make decisions but prepare reports on Germany. Premier Poujcare preferred reports not to be unanimously concluded by the committee.
Advertising fragment markets a skin cream named Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream from a maker listed as OKIN Mausfur. Claims include restoring vigor to the skin, improving tone and texture, reducing freckles, and stimulating tissue vitality. Price and jar counts are unclear due to damaged text.
A local incident reports a thief targeting a Ford coupe owned by Wracken Bro, seen near RD Wordworth’s yard on Raet Clifs street at night. Police investigate as attorney and county election results are detailed with names and party lines in a broader page 1 continuation.
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