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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
3
A notice with the Corry Pennsylvania post office details states second class mail and rates. It lists A. D. Colegrove and Arthur Colagrove and mentions advertising rates available on request.
A heated exchange surrounds the National League of Women Voters selection of the twelve greatest living Arab women. The debate centers on a mixed gender committee, perceived motives, and whether such a list serves real achievement or mere social ritual.
French policy sparks sharp clashes over Turkish actions as Paris criticizes Britain and contends for influence in the internationalized city. The dispute risks wider European instability amid rising hostility and calls for restraint.
Citizens in Chester Pry protest billboard signs described as unsightly and intrusive. The article notes that local residents lack ordinance control and that many signs are galvanized iron, raising concerns about civil beauty and morals while acknowledging broad advertising benefits.
Society women praise Partin Sage for hair care benefits. The ad claims the product makes hair soft thick and lustrous as they endorse its use for beauty and style.
A garbled OCR style column references varied topics from sports and weddings to arrests and politics. The piece mentions White Plains New York and Detriot, a British sportsman and Africa, plus references to employment, a wedding, and a theft claim.
An article outlines a proposed one year travel oriented prep program for high school boys. It would devote part of the year to travel abroad with study structured around experience, with transportation, lodging, and instruction provided for a reduced cost. The rest of the year would mix practical travel with regular school work under experienced teachers.
Discussion of partner obligations after an informatory double in bridge. Rules emphasize wiping out doubles with a major or longer suit, details of when a bid is required, and cases favoring spades over other suits. Multiple example hands illustrate responses and the emerging Spade Convention.
A chaotic editorial voice condemns women murderers and questions if women can commit first degree homicide. It argues for harsher social judgment and raises fears of female criminal influence on society while exploring morality and punishment.
A chaotic editorial critiques fires set on city streets and the rampant practice by youths and others. It condemns careless behavior that endangers pedestrians and the integrity of pavements while urging stricter street discipline and public responsibility.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Well Expressed and an issue linked to finmiortilitys with unclear references and no coherent details. The readable portions do not specify persons places organizations dates or outcomes.
For about thirty years a well known Salamanca businessman Mr Strone faced failing health and recent treatment at Wanda State hospital. His condition improved enough to plan a return home but he died by his own hand in the morning.
Leon Tanilet a Paris writer withdraws one of his latest books from circulation citing press criticism that it is not fit for young readers. He says the work is not intended for youth and questions whether literature should be tailored to a juvenile audience.
East Main St Parent-Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening with large attendance. After the business portion the program included songs by children and Mary Coigswell, recitations by Winnifred Messenger Evelyn Merritt Ruth Mumford Archie Brundage and Elsie Winnie, readings, solos by Wallace Messenger and Mrs Kinley, an essay by Mrs Dahil, Newsy News by John Dahlstrand and a comedy sextet by the Senior Boys.
The text states that no action can be blameless unless the will directs the net, emphasizing the will's decisive role in determining accountability. The statement links responsibility to the intention expressed in the will.
Twenty years ago a Journal Files item notes rapid progress on North Center street pavement with bricks laid toward Congress Street and partial opening to Park Place. Local events include Frontier Hall recital at Coleman cancer armory and a Congregational Church bake sale at Main Street English building.
A garbled text fragment discusses a person described as a weal ion with a tirade and feelings, mentioning a great cable of punjuse and a Mooring to a life. It references Donald G. Mirehell in unclear context.
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