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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1922
Page
3
The snippet shows the Cony Evening Journal publication details. It lists address on West South Street Corry Pennsylvania, publisher A. D. Colegrove, Port Office location, mail rate five dollars per year, carrier price and weekly rate, with advertising rates to be applied upon request.
Reginald McKenna, former chancellor, argues Britain can and will pay its wartime debts. He warns against forcing debts beyond repayment and urges leniency if other debtor nations cancel loans. He notes Britain should act self-respectingly to preserve cordial international relations.
A mangled column fragment covers topics from health and labor to crime and education with references to Chicago wages in the 20s, a Hong Kong bank robbery, a tennis match, and political critiques. It shows faulty OCR and scattered commentary without clear news events.
In a historic test a barge with sprinkling apparatus released oil to break up fog atop the Monongahela River as a cold wave and poor visibility threatened river navigation. The oil film dissipated the fog and city skies brightened, with suggestions the method might help other ports facing similar conditions.
Former soldiers argue salutes waste time and create hierarchy, urging end to officer to private salutes except on duty. They contend the custom fosters disrespect and disrupts discipline, calling for regulation changes to improve army morale and equality.
A Newark department store’s breakthrough is broadcast from London, illustrating how global markets shrink as progress links distant shops. Observers note the world grows smaller daily as needs and satisfactions connect across nations.
An old newspaper piece features a call to voters from Mrs. Maud Wood Park backing women and men to vote. It discusses civic duty, marriage license records, and the impact of elected officials on democracy. It includes an advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming benefits for women.
An analysis of charitable and private efforts to fund immigrant education in the United States. The piece argues for fee based and free options, detailing courses in history politics and language, with emphasis on practical schooling and self supporting funding for foreign residents seeking assimilation.
A column notes a French statesman crediting plain sense over formality in diplomacy as a potential turning point. It suggests dampening red tape and verbose precedent to guide nations toward more practical cooperation and peaceful resolution.
Roy Mesmingy and Lynn Don Little wed yesterday in the city. A report claimed Richard Eaton was injured by the Warren mob but failed to be confirmed. William Mulkie and Tony Murray plan to join the Washington excursion from the chamber.
Arcos Shelburg, a Jamestown contractor, advances the Main Street project with a large workforce as charges against him surface. The new structure proceeds amid scrutiny of the builder’s methods and capacity.
Atlantic shippers faced criticism as officials from White Star and Cunard met in London to discuss the possibility of barring ships from entering American ports with liquor stores aboard. The proposed showdown centered on enforcing a prohibition impact during tense negotiations.
A Dunkirk blaze at the Wolpert garage on May Street destroyed eleven automobiles and damaged nearby buildings. Firefighters battled the flames for hours, with water streams pouring on the scene. Estimated losses approached $50,000 or more, and several nearby structures suffered partial damage.
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