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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sundays in Corry Pennsylvania. The issue notes mail classification as second class matter and lists annual subscription rate of five dollars and eighty five cents. Carrier rate is three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on request.
The author argues against the anti lynching measure as unconstitutional and harmful, warning it over rides state sovereignty and worsens racial violence. It cites Cox on the League of Nations and praises Pope Benedict XV for promoting peace, contrasting political rhetoric with moral leadership amid wartime anxieties.
January 26 marked the coldest spell of the season with observations across the city noting subzero readings and record lows. The month’s figures show mean temperatures around 12.06 degrees, a maximum near 82, and a greatest daily range of 46, plus total snowfall approaching 1.90 inches and 2.65 inches in other reports.
In Paris the appeal of Landay, dubbed Bluebeard, is heard in the Supreme Court. Convicted of laying an “anveitheart” and believed to be the murderer of ten others, he faces a death sentence by guillotine to be carried out shortly.
Hornell New York resident writes of improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fatigue insomnia and irregular bowels. She reports daily energy returning and ability to manage tasks more than before and credits the medicine with lifting her health and spirits while continuing to work and care for her family.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hospital held its regular meeting at the parish hall. Five members of the Round of Wranagemmne sleated were named and a May party planned. Committees listed include Entertainment, Publicity, Visiting, Refreshment, and more with members named for each month.
In Walden Massachusetts the Municipal Court Tedat ruled that wives are justified in taking money from their husbands funds. The judge stated it has been an inalienable right since time began for women to take money from husbands. The decision addresses longstanding marital property questions.
Loyalton dairyman John Smeite was shot dead by two masked bandits who opened fire as he stopped to open his gate. His 9 year old son escaped unharmed. The robbers left with nearly $1000 as authorities search for the gunmen.
About 20 members of St Elizabeth's children's choir were entertained Tuesday evening at the school hall as guests of Miss Kaiser and Miss Josephine Daily. Games and music provided the fun with prizes awarded to Miss Edith McCarthy Miss Catherine Powers and Mary Elizabeth Henrietta. Refreshments followed. Father Ausamatier of Sharon attended and the children were admitted by solicits of their parents. many had been in his school years ago during his pastorate.
County authorities seek a presumed slayer after the ten month old girl was found murdered and hidden in a tree trunk east of Glenwood near Waterford Road. Detective teams and coroner officials vowed a citywide hunt as investigators review the grisly discovery reported by Stanley Gardner near the trunk. Officials say the infant was slain and the case is being aggressively pursued with new leads and a planned inquiry.
An evening program at the Salvation Army features Captain and Mrs linn leading a service with Lieut Powie and local workers assisting. Prank Powle, recently transferred to Kin e Will be present, and Aiko Miis Ae Vast Tass sell of Eris will attend. Girls String Band provides music and youths perform exercises and recitations. The event aims to be notably uplifting with Army friends in attendance.
An Ames based provider claims customers will be reimbursed if the Ilyombi outfit does not meet expectations. The notice promises healing and relief with a guaranteed remedy, listing terms and contact details for refunds and advisement.
Notice to the Governor of Pennsylvania that Harry B. Lyons Will Dingfelder and Paul Smith seek a charter dated February 27 1929 under the 1874 Act to form IT. B. Lyons for buying selling wool manufacturing lumber and wares with full rights and privileges under the act. Kincaid & Kincaid 622 9 1623M8.10
In a sweeping rise explained by utilities officials, Pennsylvania Gas Company and allied firms increased charges across multiple cities. The sharp hike targets thousands of dollars more in monthly bills, with the commission likely to confirm the highest rate changes in its history and affect street-level customers statewide.
Ad reads a medicinal ointment named Sam Curn Ointment promising relief from sores cuts scalds burns and bruises. It claims rapid healing, antiseptic properties, and suitability for a wide range of skin ailments. The copy showcases exaggerated claims and dated marketing language.
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