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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal is published daily except Sunday from West South Street, Corry Pennsylvania. Publication details note D. Colegrove as publisher and indicate second class mail matter with rates available on request.
A feature discusses dangers at river rapids and edges, urging caution after a woman’s fatal fall at Novemite Park. It reflects on youth risk behavior, parental grief, and the need to respect hazardous margins to prevent needless losses.
The unreadable OCR text references Toole and Whit No Tered War with scattered phrases about money, health, and dates. It shows garbled names, potential references to laws, taxes, and forthcoming months, but lacks coherent facts or clear events.
Fragmented text discusses government power to take over railroads and mines under eminent domain. It portrays a clash where capital seeks to protect profits while workers face potential layoffs, with mentions of private rights, public representatives, and industrial response to political pressure. The piece hints at forced readjustments or replacements of labor during seizure.
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the America Conservatory Association, comments on fall reparations and German fuel shortages. He notes public and private impacts from Ruhr pressure and the need to reduce reparations while preserving delivery systems.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions anti ceremonies and perceptions of threat. It references names and places loosely, suggesting a public issue or community tension but remains unclear. The text lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable organizations.
A disjointed letter from a missing woman, Mrs Mills, addressed to her husband in Dunkirk, appears to reveal she is alive. The note mentions a postmark and a postman, with the husband unsure of her location or safety. Police assess the letter as inconsistent and unclear about her whereabouts or intentions.
Bradford August 12 Tony Gerro held as suspect in the shooting of Patsy Musalino on Forman Street early Thursday. He is brought before Alderman Foley and Lauie for hearing on Tuesday. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Bondsman and details unsettled as weather affects scheduling.
Entertaining yet tangled report shows local teams and players in a jammed schedule. Names like Jamestown Radiator Krome and Ajax appear amid scattered dates and matchups, reflecting a lively regional horse shoe league card with inconsistent OCR.
A Everett resident describes years of back and hip pain and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms. The testimonial asserts the product aids women's health and urges others to try it for similar troubles, noting improved comfort and daily functioning.
A Jamestown man died after being struck by a car approximately twelve hours earlier. The incident occurred near the junction of Main and Pysith streets as he walked along the road. The deceased, a former alderman, was to be laid to rest in St Julie’s Monastery Church with services scheduled for the following evening.
Workers at the Dunkirk Locomotive Company halted operations Friday afternoon demanding reunification with a broader union. A crane crew removed an engine while security notified management, and strike actions extended into the cripple yard as workers marched and obstructed access.
A fragmented look back at August 12 1902 notes includes references to local figures like Rev M L Smith and Morry Haeder. reports on a great exhibition, depot activities, and storm damage near Titusville with mentions of Jamestown and Celoron trips. Drowned Mrs Katherine Gratider and a late 19th century city scene are referenced amid town events and a real estate notice for a large two family dwelling with modern amenities.
Fragmented OCR text reports a Lutheran church gathering at Brokenstraw with members and attendees engaging in an outing. The garbled lines mention an early evening program and a group sitdown, but specific names, dates, or outcomes are unreadable.
An Erie police disturbance report details an in fight among officers. The incident involves multiple named personnel and internal investigations ordered by city officials.
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