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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
3
Publication notice lists West South Street Corry Pa DL Cowgrove Arthur Colegrove as publisher and post office entry. It states second class mail matter and annual rate 95.00, Currier rate three cents per copy and weekly Wistern cents per week.
An early 20th century dispatch discusses the airship wreck between London and Paris, noting three British and two French companies run daily weekly services. It cites about six trips per day each way, carrying around twenty passengers in poor weather and up to forty in good. The piece compares Paris London routes to New York Washington links, arguing air travel has potential safety gains but remains uneven.
Six thousand bottles sold last year with money back guarantee if one bottle fails. Pepsin combined with corrective agents promises quick relief from heaviness, heartburn, indigestion, and stomach distress. Safe tasting tonic claims to ease nervousness, sleeplessness, and stomach disturbances. advertised as a dependable builder for overall health.
Arthur Brookens and Alvin Brookens along with Anson Parker faced sentences after admissions of robberies across Cameron, Clarie, and Clearfield counties. Judge Quigley presided in Bellefonte with district-wide cases heard. Anson and Alvin Brooker were sent to reform school. Jealie Parker and Arthur Brookens faced varied outcomes amid the late winter proceedings.
A jumble of misread text and half formed notices featuring references to card games, vocals, vacations, household products, and a sales pitch. It includes crude remarks about salaries, vacations, and a classified style offer for a Royce goods demonstration job, along with an aged animal ad and unrelated garbled lines from other notices.
Jamestown, April 18. Secretary of State Lyone approves the Automatic Registering Machine Company for supplying 425 United States Standard Voting Machines to the city. A disagreement in the New York Board of Election over machine type delayed final selection. The city’s authorities must enter a contract by May 16 if Lyons does not proceed.
A fire destroyed the Sheffield Farms Co. pinky plant nine years old near Olean, with a loss of about 80 dollars. Flames began at the ice house and quickly consumed the iron building and equipment. The plant, operated as a milk plant since April 1, was heavily insured and had severed relations with the Dairymen's League Co operative Association.
Erie plans a $140,000 merger between Erie Pure Milk and Erie Milk Association to form a single entity. The move aims to relieve financial distress among farmers by securing a stable market, reducing milk rates, and improving marketing through cooperation with Terie County Milk association. The Erie Pure Milk plant on East Bigtheath Street has been remodeled with new machinery.
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a purer vegetable remedy for dull skin and poor appetite. It claims the tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects, starting bile to relieve constipation and improve mood and complexion.
Officials warn that expensive glass lined links and laboratory facilities at the Erie County Milk association plant fail to provide safe guarding of ice's milk supply. The claim, voiced by company officials, highlights risks and past issues with sanitation and accurate equipment permitting.
New York April 13 United Press reports a bombing in a tenement injuring five seriously and several more, with two bombs placed under stairways. Police suspect Black Hand. fires were controlled and victims were thrown from beds or cut by debris as residents fled in night clothing.
An old fashioned advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a universal healer for sores cuts scalds and bruises. It claims rapid relief from painful conditions and even claims to cure a man discharged from hospital as incurable by drawing out poison and healing weight gain. The copy mentions a size and price and promotes a mouse back sale plan.
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