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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
3
The notice argues against private bird collecting for museums and urges humane study through photography. It promotes Kodaking and quiet observation as better tools for nature study and education, contrasting with destructive shooting.
Chicago debates a campaign against the “sidewalk vamp” and male prowler figures accusing them of corrupting youth. Reformers urge impartial justice and similar action nationwide, arguing the female instigator shares responsibility and that the city should lead the test.
London hosts Lloyd George and Poincare in a high stakes talks seen as Europe’s best chance to settle financial troubles. Optimism clashes with lingering old hates as political maneuvering risks tainting any agreement, with France seeking just measures during the summit.
In Grane Tinetion Colorado on July 30 two boxers fought a tightly matched six round battle. Each landed a knockout blow simultaneously leaving referees puzzled as both fighters lay counted out. Both contestants won in the sense of knocking out the other. A railroad union official commented that every working family deserves about 2400 dollars in final income, a figure that would exceed the nation’s overall income.
Fragmented remarks touch on drones and costs, with scattered references to politics, Albania, and England. The speaker notes confusion, stray ideas about weapons, crowds, and travel, while hinting at money, power, and public interest in distant events.
The notice urges households to secure coal early due to looming winter shortages. It warns delays may stretch weeks or months and advises buyers to place orders now and persist in delivery efforts. It notes cold nights will persist and emphasizes prudent preparation and steady effort by consumers.
United Press reports a proposed merger of Gimbel Brothers of New York and Gimbel’s Philadelphia operation with Milwaukee and other holdings. Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers reportedly hold interests in preferred stock and a recapitalization plan is under consideration.
Police report a man identified as Arthur Kaljonen, 37, of Detroit, detained after a shooting that injured an unnamed Erie resident. Investigators say the incident grew from a disputed love triangle leading Kaljonen to fire at the victim as he fled toward a nearby street. Detectives Luthringer and Kubeja recovered the weapon and then searched Kaljonen’s residence for further evidence.
Firebox ordeal ends as veteran Rossier Wir dose employee Fetomo Primmer is freed from a locomotive firebox in Brisbane. A helper outside opened the door amid fading chances, saving Primmer from dire injury or death.
Prizes of 181K are offered for a baby contest at the expo with winners for highest scoring boy and girl in each class. Entries open to children within the area aged six months to two years, with four prizes handed out as sayings. Jack Mc Mackin is noted in a local season-ending story.
John Hudson, aged 67, was seriously hurt while splitting wood in his backyard at the corner of Noo and Cottage streets. An axe slipped as he struck wood and caused severe injuries to his hand, with head injuries noted but his condition described as improving after arrival at Speier Hospital.
A Kinzua lad living on Singin road plays with cubs near his home. His mother hears Sunday evening laughter and sees the boy coax the young animals toward the house. Mrs Small calls for help as the woodland scene unsettles the boy’s playmates and bystanders watch the unfolding moment.
Washington Aug 3 The special Senate committee on price investigations announced hearings begin Monday. Acting chairman Senator McNury said the committee would hear testimony from the Petroleum Cost Institute of America and others as it weighs federal control of the industry and possible regulation of supplies.
A large DAR convention gathering in Chautauqua New York featured remarks by President General George Maynard Minit and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Minor and Mrs Hunter. Attendees included Miss Nettleton and other officers as they discussed internationalism and unity themes.
A nurse proclaims lasting relief from chronic indigestion after seven years using DAREs MENTITA PEPSIN. Testimonials from Burt and Mary E. Bureauton praise reversal of gastric troubles, with claims of improved sleep, vigor, and health.
Attractive 6 x9 7 x9 14 and 9 x12 Armstrong rugs promised to give satisfaction. Large selection of linoleum patterns also available. Armstrong’s name stands for the best.
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