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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary text suggests authorities or entities consider restricting planting to prevent crop losses. Mentions market actions and trials, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about location, dates, or responsible organizations.
In a bleak outlook the text notes near famine risk and reliance on supplements not produced locally. It emphasizes extensive planting this season and calls for decisive action to increase production despite past shortages.
An OCR damaged passage echoes wartime rhetoric praising unity among nations and leaders. It references President, allies France and Britain, and the duty of citizens to support freedom, mentioning figures like Washington and Lincoln era ideals, with scattered names and phrases reflecting a bygone political discourse.
Fragmentary text references suvy hie and Ivy We, urging labor and wages for all. It invokes liberty and solidarity, mentioning Thulender and Moyes, with pleas to bank workers and a pledge to stand for earth goods and familial duty. The passage is incoherent and fragmentary but centers on liberty, employment, and collective rights.
A powerful quake rattled California causing widespread damage in Los Angeles Long Beach Riverside and San Bernardino areas. Buildings cracked with windows shattered while street scenes showed injured–only partial tallies reported as aftershocks persisted. Authorities warned residents to stay clear of damaged structures and secured safety checks for critical facilities.
A garbled newspaper item discusses the Trust Co showing a stable record with figures including deposits around 7.2 million and total deposits over 7.2 million. It mentions bonds and notes, plus a large credited amount and a disclosure of savings instruments. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse, but signals favorable financial standing.
A Olean man shot himself with a revolver during a failed assault on a clothing store in Willow Street. He was found near the Graham Street doorway and left bleeding along the street before being taken to hospital. Police say Anna Fay and several women were involved in the incident, with the man using a 22 caliber pistol. The motive remains unclear whether intentional or accidental.
Colonel George C. Rickards commander of the 100th and 12th Infantry arrived Camp Hancock yesterday from Fort Sam Houston Texas where he had spent a period of absence after returning from officers training. He will command his regiment tomorrow.
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