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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday in Corry Pennsylvania with publisher A N Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove. Postal matter entered as second class mail. Subscription rates show 95.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy with a weekly rate of fifteen cents. Advertising rates available on application.
The unreadable splotch of OCR text appears to jumble names like Tom Sims and Arnuckle with tangential musings on society, war, and gender. References to May 14 in Motte Bay and random opinions echo a chaotic column or gossip fragment from an early 20th century newspaper.
A raid on April 2 at a restaurant on 11 West Brata Street found several bottles of moonshine and a half barrel of sour wine. Proprietor Coy Gatano Larencini, 47, and bartender Mario Priting, 92, were charged with violating the jeoftevnk ordinance after policemen Mat thew Gillore and John Ranedall conducted the operation. The proprietor was located inside the building, away from the dining area.
Local storage and home goods sale lists items such as vacuum bottles steel glass bowls and traveling bags with prices noted. The fragment mentions W. Stennett and Sonne with a police chief Edwards reference, but the full details are unclear due to damaged text.
The piece critiques the Genoa Conference with Russia and Germany forging a separate pact, while Washington and four power treaties fail to stop arming and new blocs. It warns that postwar efforts to evangelize world peace may backfire and notes the US return to isolation amid shifting alliances.
A reader testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a painful backache and kidney symptoms after trying other remedies. The notice names Dean's Kidney Pills, Ames, Con Drug Store, and the Buffalo distributor as sources.
Henrietta Dorn, a self admitted former arpaiged defendant, appeared before Judge Allen Targar in Jamestown City Court. Through attorney Lee L. Ottaway she pleaded guilty to forging checks and was fined $50 on an ice charge. Other counts were disposed with suspended sentences. Dorn forged four checks on Saturday and was arrested while attempting to pass a Cryons note. charges were reduced to petty qureen by DA consent.
A Foster Oregon reader praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from pains across the small of the back. The letter claims improved energy, ability to do housework, and overall well being. It endorses trying the product and notes continued use by the writer and family.
Erie report on aldermen overcharges with cases against Eugene Alberstutt and Elmer Nets involved. Harry Dorman fined after ticketing incident. EJ Englert motorcycle officer listed. Offenders pled guilty. costs cited, with officials suggesting higher penalties.
In Warren on April 25 a coroner's jury investigated a murder on the Pennsylvanian tracks near Frontiera where a man named Frontera was found after being shot and mangled. Three bullets from a revolver were recovered as authorities, aided by state police, pursued leads for weeks without identifying the slayer. Also noted: Jack Shaffier taking over the Pupkinger store on East Main, Mrs Shaffer's years in groceries, and a shipment of salves sent from the city to New York by D M Alfred.
April 25 Dunkirk. Rev Fathers Linny Monahan and Harald Purcell of the Passionists left for Rome to attend a conference of the Passionist Fathers next month. They expect to be away four months. Fathers Valentine and Koch, formerly of the Toca monastery, also sailed on the same steamer and will visit Rome before heading to Germany to establish a monastery near Berlin.
Sales copy touts Mentha Pepsin as fastest relief for indigestion with a dessert spoonful showing rapid heart and breathing relief. It promises long term cure of dyspepsia and stomach troubles, with a testimonial tone and a note from C. M. Stewart & Co for roofing and spouting services also listed.
An advertisement states it was placed by friends of the Corry candidate and not solicited by him, marking explicit disclaimer of his endorsement or demand for support.
A plain language notice describes a type of closet that has gained years of use and proven success, emphasizing its lack of plumbing drainage sewerage and odor issues. The statement presents the product as reliable and established.
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