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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
3
Public notice from the Corry Port Office indicates mailing details and class mail status. It lists subscription and carrier rates and notes advertising rates available upon application.
Detroit attorney James Hannibal Clot Toy argues law shapes justice in the United States contrasting England. He claims most American pleadings are waste and wreckage of the dark ages and cites disparities in murder verdicts abroad versus here. He urges more Royal Protes t attention on reform.
The American debt funding commission contemplates sending polite reminders to foreign holders and offers to discuss funding terms. It emphasizes courtesy to debtors while acknowledging some cannot pay now. It warns against squandering funds and reiterates that the United States is not interested in financing European militarism.
A quirky collage of lines praising and criticizing neighbors. It humorously notes neighbors lend help when sick, gossip with windows open, borrow items, and judge others lightly. The piece warns against pride, urges not to hate neighbors, and hints that enemies today may be friends tomorrow.
A 1920s style retrospective discusses Texas Klansman Senate seat disputes and alleged intimidation. It notes Georgia faction violence with an attorney’s assassination and warns the issue will influence the 1924 campaign despite political evasions.
A top hair dresser praises Parisian Sage for creating wavy soft hair and promoting growth. The ad by F. Ames & Co claims it’s best for hair and scalp and is sold at all drug and toilet counters.
A restored text from American Education Week arguing for publicly controlled institutions to educate the next generation. It contends education boosts intelligence and earning power, broadens interests, and frees people from superstition, urging continued investment in schools and civic duty.
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