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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
3
A garbled historical OCR passage describes railroad era warning signs and street signals. It mentions drivers, crossing dangers, and a frame with a red stop indicator. The text alludes to mechanical or electrical alert devices and public attention to crossing safety.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its daily publication details including address West Gouth Street Corry Pa publisher Colegrove and postal classification. It notes entry at the Corry post office and a newspaper mail matter. Advertising rates are stated as available by application.
Article laments forgetting Christ’s teachings amid wealth and pleasure, urging return to love, charity, and the Golden Rule. It condemns bigotry and promotes charitable acts, faith, and brotherhood in the season, referencing Prohibition enforcement debates and a call for humane civility. The piece cites religious figures and warns against toward self-interest diminishing Christ’s message.
Notice is given that letters of administration have been granted to A. I. Sisson as administrator of the estate of George W. Spencer, deceased, of Corry, Erie County, Pennsylvania. All debts and claims should be presented to A. I. Sisson at 410 Marine Bank Building, Erie, Pa., or to attorney A. Sinton, 410 Marine Bank Building, Erie, Pa. by date specified.
Fragmented OCR notes mix poems, family chatter, and holiday references. Mentions Moore debated verses, neighbors, a $500 claim, and a building site. The piece weaves Christmas sentiments with stray phrases about marriages, art, and town life, reflecting a busy, cluttered community page.
An editorial criticizes the U S relief aid to Germany and Austria amid chaos, arguing temporary help delays permanent improvement. It denounces aloofness from European partners and warns that continued refusal to share reconstruction burden harms enduring peace and prosperity at home and abroad.
The Daily Holby Hour reports students and university officials debating hobby programs and the Waste FolNawrod line. Reform ideas include government job incentives, modern methods, and civil service changes to attract talent. The Westley Reform League advocates gradual reform amid calls for patience and expanded leisure activities.
A fragmented report notes the Ku Klux Klan’s rising influence in Oregon amid controversy. Governors and officials discuss urgency at a White Sulphur Springs conference as groups push to quell or harness the wave. The piece suggests Klan activity is expanding despite criticism.
Chronicle of past events notes a gasping injury in Corry and a fatal car accident on Mass street. A home gathering at Miss Helle Sessions on West Sillith street includes refreshments and dancing. Agnes Wilton returns from Brooklyn. Tessie Wilton teaches in her hometown. A local man from Bear Lake suffers paralysis and dies at Corry hospital.
A vocal writer argues against wasting Niagara Falls by turning off the power plants during holidays and special occasions. He claims the falls’ enduring display distracts from using the energy, urging harnessing all usable power for public benefit while avoiding enrichment for a few. The piece contrasts artful nature with mechanical demand, warning resources will not last. He cites Byron on eternity and calls for a practical shift to utility and shared energy use.
A guide notes proper sneeze technique for children and adults to reduce spread. It outlines covering the mouth with a tissue or elbow, sneezing away from others, and washing hands afterward.
Erie child Julia De Smith, age year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cerya Smith of 102 Whiteley Avenue, Wesfeyville, died after scalding from a hot-water spill in the kitchen. The child slipped into a tub of hot water left unattended for a moment, sustaining severe burns.
Ottoway to aid Woodin Am. shared attorney to oversee primary protections in the region. The appointed assistant to take charge of primary matters hints at district progress and ongoing governance. Similar efforts across towns indicate coordinated action and local administration adjustments.
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