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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
1
Corry Evening Journal notes that a January gathering will discuss safeguarding women in industry. Secretary of Liberty views a broad, inclusive approach with input from diverse women nationwide, comparing U S and European legislation and stressing protection for mothers and workers amid industrial life.
At Pip ested, Mr. Harvey asserts a PUI plan for U S policy. He argues the nation should pursue just legislation and home economy, peace, a European concert, limited entanglements, equal rights for all nations, and freedom driven by love. He notes the plan surpasses fourteen points but lacks a workable method for implementation.
Judge Brown of the East Boston police court orders shortweight coal dealers to give an extra ton to cheated customers in place of fines. The ruling argues reform replaces impersonal penalties with direct restitution and urges similar action for gasoline and other commodities amid shortages.
Mrs. A M Cornicke of 534 Liberty St Corry testifies to severe back ache and kidney issues. She claims four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Downy’s Drug Store relieved her pain and restored activity.
Reports from St. Vine hospital Thursday afternoon indicate ad recovery from wounds involving several youths including 15 year old Moy Thurm an Bail of North Finnt and Edward Smith. An unrelated shooting after a quarrel left Vuong Bull wounded and prompted warnings that were ignored.
The Jamestown Common Council approved a city service bill Monday night, totaling ten dollars. Special Master Armon W. Little ruled the Pennsylvania Gas Company cannot abandon its service in Jamestown after a five year legal battle.
A 19th century styled testimonial for May's Wonderful Remedy claims it cures stomach trouble and related ailments. The ad asserts relief after taking the preparation and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by James O. Contra, a local druggist, and by other druggists.
A basement and first floor sale features a lifetime gift collection with plain and copper trimmed items including lamps in various styles and shades, candle sticks in mahogany, polychrome candlesticks, mirrors, blackboards, sofa tables, bath mats, book ends, framed pictures by Bicknell and Thompson, all with assorted prices from $0.50 to $47.75.
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