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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
3
Publishers remind readers of postal rates and advertise rates while extolling Christmas window displays. The text praises window panoramas that bring color, imagination, and happiness, noting children’s delight and the wider civic benefit of festive shop decorations.
The House adds an amendment urging the President to negotiate limits on warship construction under 10,000 tons as part of broader disarmament efforts. The editorial cautions that while battleship building slows, cruiser and submarine rivalry remains costly and risky for peace, and argues applying limits to aircraft could follow.
A student movement among prominent women's colleges pursues physical exercise to set standards of health and beauty. Advocates argue regular practice builds lasting attributes and improves societal well being, suggesting disciplined training benefits all women beyond personal gain.
A November survey shows food costs up in 20 of 21 representative cities with New Orleans a rare exception where prices fell. Overall living costs are 54 to 25 percent higher than November 1913, signaling a persistent upward trend and undermining hopes for wage reductions.
A jumble of references to Christmas preparations and holiday customs. Mentions of songs, gifts, Santa Claus, and village activities show a community discussing merrymaking, charitable acts, and family plans as the season approaches.
Morrison of McKean County sues Pennsylvania Railroad alleging negligence. Court awards Burl Spence of Query $25,000 damages. contributory negligence cited. Christmas holiday notices mention residents Elihor Vanwa Martha Ayer Kate Lyon. Holiday events include goose shoot win by Vern Willidihson and quill prize by L Barton.
A chaotic OCR fragment shows locals urging personal responsibility for safe driving. It mentions stickers on windshields, a campaign by city officials including City Solicitor Dani Smith, and residents like Leo Grind and Tom Trask. The text references a motor ore incident and sale of property on Liberty Street.
The Audubon Society urges readers to set up a sheltered dining platform near home windows for birds during Christmas. A simple table with sunflower seeds, wild bird seed, and suet can attract many species. observers may enjoy a lively display and learn about winter residents.
Public sale on a Saturday at J. E. Irving street offers the house goods of WoW Hasbrouck deceased. Items include Jewell coal stove, gas heaters, leather and walnut furniture, bedroom sets, dining table and chairs, rugs, clocks, washing machine, vacuum cleaner, kitchenware, and 12 room house contents. Auctioneer John Hammond facilitates the auction.
Reports describe friction among Erie detectives over reward funds as demotions loom. The piece cites budget cuts and a push for favored cases amid the recovery of several stolen automobiles, naming officers Doyle Colnett Sindusty and others in a tense dispute.
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