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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
3
Treasury tax cut hopes amid Congress pressure
A Treasury Secretary letter to a Congressman cites hope for reducing federal income taxes. Senator Smogr says cuts may be possible for all incomes up to 100,000,000 annually if Congress restrains extraordinary expenditures. Taxpayers must press lawmakers to curtail spending or risk higher taxes or wartime programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Smogr
Senate Finance
Smith
Congress
Conwreas
Fragmentary 1920s OCR Confuses Names and Places in San Janellio Note
Ambiguous OCR text references Tom Sims and Wille a San Janellio with unclear insured sums and American Login. Mentions Washington and Papyrus Sunday football, with scattered phrases about Europe and New York. No coherent events or outcomes emerge from the damaged content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Washington
New Yorke
Health education Aids Children Through School Programs
An article notes teachers and parents collaborating to improve child nutrition and health. It praises school health work, urges broader cooperation, and cites Lloyd George to contrast American hospitality with German actions, urging support for progressive school programs.
Many Sunday Schools Fail in Philadelphia Talk
Miss Shmuel Semple of Titusville Pa told the Pennsylvania Woman's Synodical Society of Missions that funds are needed to sustain church education. She criticized parents who abandon child care to others while pursuing personal pleasures or community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paladelphiia
Almots
United States
Mihi Shmuel Semple
Titleville
Pennsylvania Woman's Synodical Society of Missions
Semple
Dunkirk Man Struck by Auto Badly Hurt
A Dunkirk resident was struck by a car Saturday afternoon in an accident that left him badly injured. He was taken to Medina hospital with serious injuries and faces an uncertain recovery. Local Elks member Glewsunh provided details while Dunkirk Bottling Works figures were mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Dunkirk
Steilina
Tyelklay
Lasverance Wolleapon
Dhsnkirl
Medinas
Whalen Freed on 3000 Dollar Bail After Arraignment
Thomas Whalen, 50, arraigned on voluntary and involuntary manslaughter charges before Alderman Fred Schmidt. He was committed to jai without bail, then released on $3000 bail by Judge William B. Schmidt. Hearing moved up a week at district attorney’s request amid ongoing case developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baib
Jai
Fred Schmidt
Thomas Whalen
William B. Schmidt
Tugeday
Hirt Whitenie
Haya & Heasing
Ostovk
Arthur Blass
Warren Man Hangs Self on Bed Post
Warren Henry Lauffenberger, a 79 year old resident of Warren, was found hanging from a bedpost at his River Road home. He had breakfast with family, appeared in normal health, then returned to bed and did not awaken. Mrs Lauffenberger left for a brief shopping trip and returned to find him in his room. He had been frail due to advanced age and lived on River Road for nine years. The death is being reported by local authorities and is being treated as an apparent suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Berger
Ninseeven
Outeldo Yan Lordi Marning
Thie Maine
Henry Lauffenberger
Lauffenberger
Wales
Allenru Rheumatism Cure Claims Lasting Relief
An old advertisement extols Allenru a remedy for rheumatism promising immediate relief and rapid disappearance of pain. It quotes founder James H. Allen offering a money back guarantee if the product does not conquer the disease, claiming rapid action and kidney and bowel elimination of rheumatic poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenrhu
James H. Allen
Death by own action noted in aged man's room
An aged man was found dead with a rope around his rack in his room after a call to check on him. Chaplain examined the body and the death was reported as self-inflicted. The article also notes American registration work and a New York housing commission finding that crowded homes harm babies, with birth controllers urged to address this issue.
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