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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
3
In Corry Pennsylvania the Corry Evening Journal announces its daily except Sunday publication location West South Street and lists publisher Arthur Colegrove. Rates show subscriptions at 9500 per year and 3 cents per copy with fifteen cents per week. advertising rates available on request.
The article argues there are more miles of railroad than good roads today but expects paved highways to surpass railroads soon. It notes rail expansion continues, road construction grows, and highways may lower transport costs while boosting property values. Also mentions future plans for air travel and canal development as major additions.
Theodore Burton argues the World Court operates independently of the League of Nations, as a judicial body deciding international law regardless of home government policy. He contrasts it with the League as political, while noting U.S. reservations may be needed to safeguard interests. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce backs court reservations. An unrelated health ad follows.
An article discusses idle foresters facing reduced hours and a shift toward home life. It argues that homes and leisure lead to marriage, stable work, and personal progress, proposing a denser social role through family formation as a natural remedy for idleness.
A 1993 archive note recalls Honolulu radio listeners catching Kansas City broadcast via a rebroadcast relay. The item notes a ukulele program as a potential retaliatory response, reflecting media parody from the Journal Files.
Summary of a Mackay style column noting the national choice between tax cuts and spending, urging fiscal prudence and balanced budgets. Mentions Melton and generic public finance ideas, plus scattered odd phrases and local classifieds about rooms for rent and unrelated anecdotes.
A garbled report alleges a lumberjack was robbed in Erie City at 1 or 2 am by multiple assailants, with valuables including a watch valued near $70 taken. The piece mentions police involvement and a violent confrontation but lacks clear names or dates.
The congregation of the Union Gospel Tabernacle will meet at their new location 11S N Center Street, the former Candy Shop, Thursday evening at 7:45. Troy will speak to the hour, inviting all to attend the midnight hour guidance and a Christian assembly.
A Ridgway girl inhaled deadly fumes from a gas stove during a hospital stay. Her condition worsened as doctors and nurses fought to save her in Weedville. The incident prompted reviews of hospital safety and gas appliance checks.
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