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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
3
The piece contrasts Lincoln and Washington as humane, flawed figures, noting Lincoln's warmth and humility alongside Washington’s temper and human foibles. It reflects on how biographers shape public perception, praising democratic values while acknowledging the personal weaknesses that humanize leaders. The 1917 wartime France passage prompts reflection on allied sacrifice and shifting loyalties.
An advertisement urges readers to avoid buying vests and instead get tailored units from the Interntional air. Ore, touting prices from 5 to 87 cheaper and claiming lower cloth quality. Messenger Glande represents Cory and vienty in this notice.
A portable electric welding unit with its own power plant was received and placed in operation today by Tony Jayleon. The equipment, the first of its kind locally, was purchased from Burke Electric Company in Erie and will widen tank and plate work, boiler welds, and other tasks beyond gas welding. The unit enables welding at factories distant from the shop, boosting local fabrication capacity and promising new patronage.
A patrolman was shot and killed in an ambush on the Ordtypeville road. Police arrested Money She: Haris in Hshuane street after Teenogle identified Shenango as the shooter. Trial scheduled in Shenango case. evidence and weapon details follow from police reports.
The piece discusses old newspaper practice requiring copy to be written on one side of the sheet. It warns writers that manuscripts on both sides disrupt printing, often leading to rewrites or rejection. It cites printers’ apprenticeship rules and urges writers to submit single sided, paid material to ensure timely publication.
An old ad touts an inhaler to relieve catarrh and bad breath claiming quick relief. It mentions Hyomed and a steam-like presentation, with sparse product details and a dubious endorsement from NP Aimeg & 00.
Arthur Bates, former US congressman for over twelve years and Meadville resident, is a candidate for a United States District Judgeship in Erie. The move may prompt resignation. Attorney Robert Firman and another colleague are noted contenders. A third judge could be created if a pending bill passes, though its status remains uncertain.
A for sale notice describes a Bloch baby carriage in good condition with Heblor Reed plans. Contact 170W or d Ey Plans tse for details or purchase.
Franklin man, 28, self described newspaper man of Sharon, was arrested late Friday at his home on a charge of abducting Mary Mis Koski, an attractive resident of Polk He is to be brought to Kankin on Saturday evening for arraignment in a case tied to an automobile accident story that authorities say was a hoax, a major development in the incident reported Friday as an accident on an icy Raymilton road.
An faded ad promotes RiteoPhosphate as a pure organic phosphate prescribed by Thomas Downey and N. F. Amos and Company of New York and Paris to increase weight and vitality, claim it revives youthful looks and strengthens the body for women described as worn and more haunted.
A vintage ad from Swartz Lumber & Supply Co invites campers at Findley Lake to hire cottages at the lowest prices. It promises immediate supply of building materials and contract negotiations with satisfaction guaranteed.
The undersigned offers at public auction 4 miles north of Corry at Wheelock school house on Saturday Feb 11 at 10 am a variety of property including horses cattle hogs a grub of wagon gear hay and lumber. Also 4 acres of land one mile south of Cutting on Ibrick road to be set. Terms cash under 10 and six months on bankable notes. Lunch noon.
A fragmented advertisement touts savings on gas bills and grocery items through February 11. It lists numerous canned fish, oils, flours, breakfast cereals, soaps, lard, hams, pork, and fresh meats with prices such as 18 cents for several fish products and various per-unit costs, reflecting a broad mid-century rural catalog style from Cuba New York area.
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