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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal published daily except Sunday lists mail routing at Corry Pa with street address South Street and post office classification. It notes subscription rates of five dollars per year and three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week and mentions advertising rates upon inquiry.
A collage of news notes from December 1902, detailing thrift clubs, bank loans, local people passing through New York, Shriners meeting, a factory accident, and debates on propaganda of hate. It mentions Christmas thrift plans, bank growth, and a mining of social tensions with strong references to named individuals and places.
The article cautions investors as government securities mature next month. It warns that stock sharpeners and crooks target inexperienced buyers with risky schemes. It urges savers to remember their past sacrifices and avoid unverified investments.
A garbled OCR entry hints at a confusing note about a writing table and items described as a thermometer and penteinar. Names like Malshiy and Rose Teather appear alongside numbers and ages, but the text remains unclear about events or outcomes.
A jumbled compilation of quirky lines and anecdotes spans pop culture, sports figures, fashion tips, odd observations, and humorous asides. Notable references include Tom Sims, Harding, Turkey, Dempsey, and a New York singer charged with theft. The piece blends satire with casual social commentary.
Georges Clemenceau visited Chicago for the second time on his country tour and spoke to farm leaders at the American Farm Bureau convention. He discussed Europe and war-time issues during a stop that drew strong interest from Midwest growers.
A 16 year old diver at Coney Island suffered a broken neck and paralysis. After hospital staff and nearby volunteers performed artificial respiration for days, the boy began breathing normally. Doctors now expect recovery, highlighting modern medical practice and perseverance. The article also notes gifts and old heat methods, plus Argentina’s growing sheep industry.
The white ants of Ceylon are described as using a chemical spray against enemy insects. They squirt a secretion into the faces of rival ants, supposedly driving them near crazy.
A local store lists floor lamps chair lamps table lamps desk lamps and boudoir lamps with silk parchment and glass shades. Also advertised are mahogany candlesticks polychrome frames mantel stations and mirrors plus brown mahogany sofa tables and Raggedy Ann and Andy book ends in various styles with price ranges noted.
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