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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1922
Page
3
A Corry Pa reprint laments blue law overreach on a recent Sunday turning life silent. Stores closed churches open only by police allow, cars and drugstores restricted, and newspapers not sold. A reporter fined for taking notes. public opinion questions if such enforcement endures.
Report on the international women’s track and field meet at Pershing Stadium near Paris as athletes from the United States France England Help ium Switzerland and Crecho-Slovakia enter events in running jumping javelin weight throwing shot put and related disciplines. The piece defends female athletics against moralist criticisms and portrays athletes as disciplined and healthful.
Abbreviated 1902 item list mentions a license for a hay boat granted to Nichola Redsler and Katherine Ostero of Ronehy, a reception at Monarch Park, and a storm of social events. The piece records weddings, farewells, and local happenings including a baseball lineup for a championship game and recent travels of residents.
A legacy piece argues censorship harms rising from debates on literature and illustration. It critiques journalists and photographers as shaping public morals, noting dangers of trashy writing yet acknowledging wholesome contemporary life themes.
Local ad offers roof repairing and painting services for eave troughing and roof repairs. Contact via cell phone 447J for quotes and scheduling. Strong entities include services and contact method.
Ambitious debt repayment plans discussed amid postwar reparations debate. fear grows over burdens on American wealth. Nations seek payments in gold or goods, while Germany and Britain face pressure to honor wartime obligations. Public opinion splits over who should bear the costs and how quickly debts can be settled.
Fragmented OCR text mentions tea strike, movie stars, politics, a presidential note, and scattered names. It reads like garbled prose with references to tennis, dogs, prices, winter winds, and a large car. The main readable items are stray phrases about a tea strike and movie stars amid chaotic phrasing.
A large reward is posted by C. Hackenbers, superintendent of the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, for information leading to the capture and conviction of those responsible for damage to the Maskell Creeks bridge and tampering with a switch in the Olean yards on August 3 and August 10.
County officials announced plans to resubmit a road bond proposal to voters after a failed measure last year. The commissioners and board of governors discussed funding for county highway work, with the aim to extend the paving program and address fuel shortages hindering projects. Local fruit grower Newton Dailey of Pleasant Township noted frost-resilient varieties and showcased baskets of peaches, highlighting agricultural conditions in the area.
Local letter from Mrs. Fram Miner of Churubusco New York reports five years of backache relief under a doctor then significant improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice urges other women to try the remedy for female troubles and pregnancy support, noting it safe for all ages.
Washington report states the United States government seized the Birmingham Motors company records and papers. United States Marshal Jahin D. Lynn oversaw the action under a subpoena directed by Acting United States Attorney M Pearl Mecall. The subpoena was served on Harlan Van Wyck, secretary of the company.
An out of control trolley car derailed on a Bradford hill yesterday afternoon, demolishing trailers Nos 2 and 4 and breaking via damaged couplings. The incident halted lines and cut power lines while an instructor rider on the reformable car helped stop the vehicle. Separately, Pennsylvanian State College trains new medical corps with a record 46 admissions this year.
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