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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented issue of the Corry daily shows political commentary and era questions. It rails at debts and currency values while citing figures and rhetoric about postwar policy and public care. The piece references national leaders and a wide range of social issues with strong rhetorical language.
Announcement lists Dr Andrew McKelvey a chiropractor and spine specialist with office and residence in Bell area. Contact numbers 8M for office Bell 272M for residence. References Dory, Pa.
An April survey of Warren reveals severe housing strain with 28 families seeking homes and 150 houses listed as absolutely needed. Few loans cover first mortgages, limiting moves to the city.
Police say a suspect in the Erie murder case was discharged after questioning at a merchant's store on West 8th last Wednesday. The chief of police announced the development today as the investigation continues.
The Starr Granite and Marble Works of 104 H Washington St Corry Pa urges customers to place orders soon for monuments or markers for Decoration Day. At the current sales pace it stresses it may not meet a Memorial Day deadline if orders arrive late.
The column mocks political and cultural chatter with a rambling collage. It riffs on figures like Bryan and an unnamed professor while lampooning current events and prospects for prosperity and reform.
The county board of directors will meet Tuesday morning to elect a new county superintendent of schools. Incumbent Tf Russell seeks reelection. Wil Melty may be named for another term. Opposition from several district directors is reported as the meeting approaches.
Bradford March 11 former Mayor North of Bradford died at midnight Sunday after an illness that had been acute for one week. He also served as postmaster and state legislator.
Olean bakers announce flour cost rises and new sanitary safeguards will raise bread prices within days. They may enlarge loaf sizes if a price hike is required.
Readable items include gingham and percale aprons trimmed with braid, ladies bloomers in flesh colored batiste, chemises, and silk hose. Regular prices are listed with Saturday sale specials, noting silk hose at low price compared with other dealers.
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