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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
5
The Corry Evening Journal notes publication details and prices. It reports Secretary of Labor Davison calling a conference on safeguarding working women, with expected input from women across political and social spectra. The piece discusses European progress, protection needs for workers, and concerns about feminism.
A Thanksgiving talk in England outlined six U S policy goals: keep a strong republic through fair laws and domestic economy, promote peace, seek concert of nations, avoid entangling alliances, acknowledge equal rights of all nations, and let freedom inspire U S foreign policy. The speaker notes this condensation omits the full fourteen points yet calls for a workable method to implement the policy.
East Boston police court judge Brown calls for in kind repair to cheated coal customers. He cites cases where shortages are small per bushel and argues such restitution is more effective than fines. He urges broad use in coal and other commodities to restore public trust.
In Corry residents share experiences praising Downey's Kidney Pills for chronic back pain, rheumatic twinges, blurred vision, and kidney irregularities. A reader from Liberty Street reports relief after using the pills, claiming the remedy cured her symptoms, with local drugstore and dealer mentions.
A garbled mix of phrases touches on radio amateurs, a Philadelphia event, basketball chatter, music notes, and stray reflections. It mentions a 51 year milestone, a boast about travel speed, and casual remarks about Christmas and making money, all in a disjointed, era-ambiguous tone.
A fragmented 1902 news note recalls local figures such as Williams Fittehinon and William Dodd. It mentions Spor Jone Pati in Washington and a Bris trip by Mrs TD Watson, with terse references to the Spencer-Miunsee event and a foregone tip for a yard.
A Corry community gathering last night considered open industrial proposals with several members weighing benefits for local jobs. Mr Hasbrouck plans a firm move to enable a new venture while residents anticipate improved retirements and living conditions. Nearby, Mrs Wy A Fairchild returned from Kane visiting a hospitalized relative, as other notes report routine local visits and minor incidents.
A German weekly panel reviews public remarks about Wilhelm and Ambassador Bernstorff. It notes varying impressions of memory and attitude, highlighting a perceived feminine view of affairs alongside Berpstork’s image and a closing call for a judgment by the Vienna or Bonn authorities.
Reports from GTW Station’s hospital indicate that Stanford Bull, one-year-old son of Al and Mrs Thorman Bull of North Hunt, will recover after being shot during a quarrel between two girls. A warning to the boy’s attacker was allegedly ignored, and a bullet struck Bull in the chest.
Jamestown council approved Attorney J Thrasher s bill for legal services for the city totaling 2100 dollars. Thrasher served as special counsel in the Pennsylvania Gas case, a dispute that dragged on for five years. The decision by Special Master Alina W Little bars the company from abandoning its service in Jamestown.
An ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cures stomach trouble by removing catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reducing inflammation. It asserts the remedy helps digestion, hunger returns, and health improves, with a money back guarantee. James O. Condrey and local druggists endorse the product.
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