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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday in Corry Pa. Arthur Colegrove publisher. Entered at the Corry Pa post office as second class mail matter. Annual subscription five hundred dollars. Carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The writer notes a hopeful mood on Armistice Day despite rebuffs to the Locarno security plan. The League of Nations shows growing strength in facing crises in Europe and Asia, while global understanding and honest effort are urged to carry forward the dream of postwar peace. Reflecting on 1918 and 1925, the piece asks whether sane and courageous people can advance welfare and end the era of war.
The Educational Institute of Scotland advocates an exchange of city and county teachers to promote understanding. The plan would require harmonizing teaching standards across the country and raising qualifications in rural areas. A more uniform salary scale would also be needed to advance progress.
The article notes the ruffian Riffiane refuses to halt hostilities against the French and spies after being defeated, continuing attacks despite their loss. The tone emphasizes stubbornness and ongoing aggression.
A fragmented recap from the Journal Files recalling events from 20 years prior. The text mentions various named individuals, locations and actions with garbled phrases about individuals facing charges and school faculty items.
Randolph sheriff Ralph Knight reports a deranged World War veteran entered the State Bank and presented a check for $10 signed "an Black Power" before being restrained. The man, linked to Clark and Lathe, was taken to Little Valley after his identity was confirmed and his family notified.
The report notes alarming birth and health statistics tied to Allegheny National Highway work. Advertising bids for grading and drainage near Warren and Tiliniile are recorded, with November health data showing a rise in deaths and births year over year. Miss Mable Pavlogr left for Erin to visit friends.
A dubious advertisement promotes a home remedy for varicose veins and piles, claiming rapid results and urging immediate use by the patient or a friend. It cites Emerald of that and Ames & Co as sellers and warns of quick relief.
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