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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists address West South Street Corry Pa and publisher Arthur Golegrove. Announces second class mail matter status and annual, per-copy, and weekly rates with advertising rates available on request.
Germany admits a grim economic strain as it leans toward a monarchy while seeking loans. German lines shift alliances and resume some routes, with Hamburg and Dutch East Indies partners boosting shipping to Europe. Trade expands but funds remain tight as Berlin faces debt and wartime embargoes.
A proposed “hobo lobby” seeks a pension of at least one dollar daily for unemployed Americans. Critics doubt taxpayers will support it and warn the plan could be abused, benefiting nonworkers while many job seekers still find work.
Article notes China eggs entering the U.S. market postwar, with 1,308,000 fresh eggs exported and large quantities of frozen eggs and yolk. It highlights China becoming a factor in the U.S. egg supply and calls on citizens to buy Chinese egg products, as exporters rely on profits over insurance.
The Gab Army notes over a million Americans are touring the country by car, many camping. Tourist centers report a lively flow and growing interest in the regions. The overall mood is positive as travelers gain refreshed minds and broader national awareness.
A 1903 Erie county entry notes the annual prohibition picnic at Dicks grove near Union City, with participants including Mesirs Charlie Lambing Ale Mahle and local youth Meir Mewhorter Hoyd. It mentions Edna Thomson delaying homeward travel and plans to join the Waldameer band later.
A jumble of phrases covers fashion, sports, and quirky asides. It mentions bobbed hair, long skirts, and dubious social observations, interspersed with several small classified listings for sale items and a brick house on Wayne Street.
A discussion from New Jedford Pennsylvania urges regulation to improve garment fabrics and labeling. The Laundrymen’s association argues delayed action harms workers and consumers, proposing mandated quality controls and clearer labeling while critics joke about better shirts and collars.
Erie observer reports a court decision upholding a will dispute involving a local Erie woman once allied with Dr Jordan. The ruling vindicated the defendant against charges of influence, declaring the will valid with all provisions intact.
Falconer Aliga I Falconer hosts the first annual gathering of New York firemen. The event opens Wednesday at 9 30 in the morning with entries and exhibitions planned as part of the informal entertainment for attendees.
Mrs. Edison was elected a trustee of the Chautauqua institution at the annual meeting on Tuesday. She is a daughter of Lewis Miller, among the founders of Chautauqua in 1874, and the fourth woman to hold the post. Old Fires and weighty exercises followed, with the audience contributing 14054 for gifts. Speakers included Rev Dr furlbut, Dr George E Vincent, Rev Dr Gilkey, Mrs Maggie Berry, Dr Edward Griggs, and a DAR official.
Erie reports a state health order by Dr RO Miller requiring county physicians to verify smallpox vaccination. Children must present a vaccination certificate showing a recent examination to gain school entry, with certificates checked across sections of the county.
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