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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
3
A Corry Evening Journal column argues German paper marks lose value as foreigners spend fast while the real wealth of goods and property erodes. It notes Germans profit from depreciation through mortgage burdens and foreign buyers, while debtors gain short term relief as the currency inflates and creditors lose value.
A Sandusky banker named Mozart Gal lup is credited with harvesting a bushel of peaches from a tree he planted 65 years ago for his ninety third birthday. The tale blends local humor with editor commentary about longevity and unusual trees, while tangential political jokes appear about taxes and world leaders.
A 1902 retrospective notes a trailer line from Erie to Worry with right of way secured except few properties. Mentions A Bates visiting Titusville, Graves leaves for New York, Mr and Miss Murray returning from Washington, and YMCA auxiliary secretary Elizabeth Aughey reporting progress. Discusses boxing project near Weston Cake, stump clearing this fall, and foreign observers in America. War talk and international tensions reference Germany France and Turkish issues with light critiques.
A U S immigrant family arrives in New York with children deemed Africans under current law. The mother and father are admitted but the children face deportation due to quota limits. The piece argues for reform to admit prospective citizens rather than simply counting people.
Newspaper notes the government's 850 million bond issue was oversubscribed by 100 percent, signaling strong confidence in U S securities. It argues money is returning to sane, moderate returns and away from speculative issues, reflecting broad prosperity and prudent investing. It also mentions social and political asides without central effect.
A garbled OCR slice mentions Babe Ruth rumors and an astronomer claim about the moon plus general life notes on divorce, rent, and a modern house for sale on East Washington Street Cory with inquiries at Regan's Confectionery in Columbus.
The Interior Department plans to broaden traveler guides by including underground regions and distant landscapes. A Geological Survey produced guide to Colorado and Utah blends geology with surface scenery, explaining ancient formations, rocks, fossils, and minerals to deepen the traveler’s understanding. A separate work covers Grand Canyon rock formations, linking form and age to the environment when created.
This ad proclaims Prescription No 777 as a remedy for kidney and bladder sickness. It promises a money back plan if dissatisfied and urges watchful eye on symptoms like specks in vision and edema. The note credits Dr Daniel G Carey and claims wide success and availability through Thomas Downey’s and pharmacists nationwide.
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