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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1922
Page
3
An old Corry Pennsylvania post office notice lists mailing options including annual by mail at five dollars and by carrier at three cents per copy, with a fifteen cent weekly rate. Advertising rates are stated as available upon request.
A 1920s style column argues that foreigners in steel unions threaten U.S. politics and labor strength. It cites Congress, General Grant, and various regions to advocate stricter immigration limits and literacy tests for citizenship, warning of alien influence on unions and elections. The piece laments perceived constitutional risks from foreign workers and calls for decisive restrictions.
A long, fragmented report references Moe Tebzabiend Laher and a tribute twenty years past, touching on Pennsylvania highway planning, the State Department of Angustun, and officials including Sadler and MacDonald. It notes a system of roads, improvements, and the praise for road construction standards. The piece weaves in political figures, infrastructure debates, and historical context from Harrisburg to Wilkes-Barre, with references to statewide projects.
The Moatrt Chub hosted an annual pico at Cry Mozart yesterday drawing over sixty attendees. The event featured a royal spread, social functions, and reports of a paying production while a kitchen incident and a shining window sighting added local intrigue.
An Edison advertising promo highlights six Re-Creations offering more music for less price. It claims you save 2.10 dollars on six records previously costing 8.10 for the same size, now 6.00, and emphasizes doubled music content. The item shown is Dancing Foo Fox Trot No. 51018.
The text shows a scrambled mix of names, places, and phrases with incomplete words. It references Ronnie, Lindt, ASU, Hebe, and Hancock style garbled terms. No clear event or story emerges from readable fragments.
Lines describe a large search in the woods for a Warren woman, with authorities and volunteers combing the area for clues. The report notes signs of a struggle and involves local safety officials, police, and residents aiding in the effort amid ongoing investigation.
A fragmented advert describes Cleveland light weight items and fixtures with garbled terms about prices, dues, and aisles. It hints at a sale or purchase event with references to Cleveland and city locations, inviting readers to visit for fuller details.
A damaged notice describes a public sale of property near Pabenbus on August 30 at 1 o'clock. It lists owners and terms including a steam locomotive description and 24 feet of track, conducted by auctioneer Will Dawes and executor Vash Joh Mainmbail. The document preserves names and property details from the original listing.
The Schlwil District of Corte Pa invites proposals for General Contracting, Plumbing and Electrical work on a grade school building in Nieuwrdaine. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the See wees of the School District with firm proposals, a bid bond, and certification of funds. Deadline is September 1, 1923.
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