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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
Publication details for the Cony Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania show the publisher A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove and postal classification. It lists mailing rates five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier along with fifteen cents per week and advertising rates by inquiry.
The articleAssesses Benito Mussolini as a volatile ruler shaping Italy’s postwar path. It contrasts his claims of democracy with a growing dictatorial posture, noting the working class and public sectors fear repression and the potential wreck of his ambitions on egotism. It critiques his diplomacy, plans, and the parliament’s stance toward dictatorship while highlighting the uncertain fate of his leadership.
Executor Davie Foster, attorney, notifies all creditors of the estate inCofty Eris county Pocihiubyaning that claims must be presented promptly. Debtors urged to settle amounts owed to MultL Nista and all claimants are asked to present their claims with proof, by the date specified.
A flood of garbled lines mentions Tom Sims, Danitaall Starke, Hedges of Pinna City, Paris, Philadelphia, Boston, Los Angeles, and various unnamed figures. The text blends names, dates, taxes, sports, and personal anecdotes in a disjointed summary of scattered topics from a historical page.
An editorial writer challenges high risk schemes with ten demanding queries. It asks for names of successful investors, sworn proof of own funds, confirmations from bankers, and evidence that profits come from legitimate sources. The piece notes many promoters evade follow up and investors seldom hear more.
Dr Andrew Wokelvey a chiropractor and spine specialist with office on Horn Block N Center Street and Bell phone 8M and residence Bell phone 272M is listed in this local directory entry.
A fragmented historical-style piece riffs on Thanksgiving, mixing names and places in a collage. It references Shain Neardiichhe, New York, and Pilgrim Fathers, and muses on a grand table and a supreme meal that unites old and new world themes in a reflective, if jumbled, expression.
Fragmentary report notes a family in Meland County linked to a house and ownership. The text is garbled but suggests a flag or emblem marking the proprietor's presence at a property. Details are unclear due to OCR damage and misspellings.
Twenty years ago Ay taken from the Journ Fitos Tactmber 1 1029. Mrs William Morris of East Main street celebrated their 82nd wedding anniversary. S G Wellman left for a business trip through New England with Wellman Automatic Sash Lock Co. Tent 16 K O10 M and 4 smbker will be held for night. Mrs Low Elliott visited her parents and return to Mayville. Funeral services for L Hammond held with Clara Watson officiating. The World League Against Alcohol declares worldwide prohibition essential for economic reasons. Prohibition could wipe European national debts in 18 years, and has reduced accidents and mortality. Morale is aided and money saved.
Warren mourns the sudden death of Mrs Harry Conarro at her Laurel Street home between seven and eight this evening. A well known city figure and member of the Woman's Club, she is survived by her husband Marcy Conarro, parents Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison, sister Miss Ethel Morrison, and brothers Henry Morrison and Bar Morrison. The settlement of her estate will be announced later.
A 35 foot shaloprigged keel carried several families, starting at the mouth of Wood Creek near Oneida Lake in New York. It traveled down Oneida Lake and river to Lake Ontario, up the Niagara, then wheeled overland to Portland on Lake Erie. Carried to Chautauqua Lake, through its creek, into the Allegheny at Warren, Pennsylvania, and finally to Pittsburgh, illustrating feasible water communication between Pittsburgh and New York.
Georges Clemenceau arrived in St Louis this month and laid a wreath at Abraham Lincoln's tomb after a trip from Springfield. He will speak on America’s moral support for Europe, with no public reception planned amid a large German population. A public sale of Henry Harrison and Son personal property at Akam farm follows on December 5th, listing cows, equipment, hay, and other items, all to be sold with no bidders and announced terms.
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