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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1924
Page
3
The notice lists Corry Evening Journal publication details at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania by A. D. Solegrove. It notes post office entry, second class mail matter and rates: by mail 500 dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available on application.
The piece rails at the Fair Tariff League as a protectionist front tied to the Harding Coolidge era. It argues tariffs fail to help workers, citing cotton and glove cases, Fordney McCumber rates, and contributions to Republican campaigns. It accuses the tariff system of enriching manufacturers at public expense and asserts high rates burden consumers. The rant links tariff policy to political plunder and corruption.
article recalls past high school football and sport events in western Pennsylvania including Corry High School and Grove City games. mentions All-Garry team and Spalding football guide. notes annual meeting at Stowe farm and train schedules.
A garbled mix of aphorisms and stray phrases in a dated voice. It pushes quirky lines about optimists and pessimists, a candid jab at political missteps, and a weary critique of governance. The readable bits hint at humor, domestic scenes, and a political note about Texas and a judge.
London reports Premier MacDonald defied opposition and Liberal tactics at the Labor party conference. He rejected calls to probe Communist case and warned against medieval methods, saying the government will not be tortured or surrendered. He predicted a likely victory if an election comes, with Labor supporters backing him. Party officials indicated affiliate proposals with Communists would be ruled out.
Whiskey thieves struck a watchman in Pittsburgh Thirtieth Street yards then opened a freight car and escaped with 100 cases of tainted liquor worth about 1400. The liquor came from a larger arsenal at Large, Pa. to a local Army unit under a Federal permit.
Beaverdam Union reports Sidney Michael, a truck driver for Horst Instruction Company, was in an accident while placing a lead between the city and Beaverdam. His truck rolled several times, throwing him about 24 feet but he landed near the vehicle. He suffered serious injuries but no broken bones and is recovering at his parents' home on First Avenue. another driver struck his front wheel, tipping the truck, while the other driver's identity could not be determined.
A fragmented phrase list mentions Bach, Waele, Howe and Ney in a stylistic contrast. It reads as a cryptic note rather than a complete event. The readable bits hint at people or names linked by a comparative line of thought.
Market notes show dull demand for pork and firmer pricing for midwest spot lard and sugar. Coffee and tea futures appear mixed with slight adjustments. poultry items including turkeys chickens and ducks listed with live geese and fowls in Long Island markets. State milk prices show full skim and other varieties offered.
A church reception honored the new minister and wife with a community gathering at the church parlor. The event featured a procession, music by the choral group, and guests including Mr Bartlett and family, with thanks to the church officers and attendees for their support.
A curious small shell serves as a coin in Afplea ports and parts of southern Asia. The shell is traded and valued for local transactions, signaling a traditional monetary practice amid regional commerce.
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