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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses Americas stance on the World Court of Justice, noting U S involvement, and reflects on justice over power. It comments on prohibition, bootleg whisky dangers, and criticism of Washington Conference treaty interpretations by President Harding.
United Press reports in Wilkes Barre that coal operators announced willingness to meet with representatives of the United Mine Workers. They plan Atlantic City talks Friday to outline plans for negotiations and say higher wages are unlikely, arguing wage increases would reduce working days and raise coal prices as the contract nears expiry March 8.
The B P O Elks plan a Washington birthday dance in the ballroom on Wednesday evening February 22. The hall will be decorated in Washington colors and features are added to attract attendees. Messenger's orchestra will provide dancing music until one o'clock with refreshments served. This is the last dance before Lent as plans hinge on Congress passing the Bonin bill affecting tax money.
A customer claims stomach trouble and bloating vanished after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial alleges prior mislabeling as crazy and credits the product with removing intestinal inflammation and related ailments. The note promises money back and lists J. C. Conden as pharmacist distributor.
The post office will observe holiday hours on a Wednesday with general delivery and money order windows in morning only. City carrier delivery will occur once over routes, rural carriers not required to travel that day.
Two hotels near the Pennsylvania Railroad depot in Mayville were raided Monday by the sheriff's department. A quantity of liquor was seized and no arrests had been made at the time, though expected to follow. The incident was reported by United Press.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Jennie L Horton of Corry Erie PA have been granted to O R Powell as executor. All persons indebted to the estate should make payment and those with claims must present them promptly. Corry PA January 28 1914 reference FS1-28M7-14.01.28
Winnir Stanton, a drayman at the Stewart livery, was arrested Monday in Falconer at about 9 o clock by Constable Wesson Paplow on a charge under Section 1212 of the New York Penal Code for illicit liquor sales. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bail to await grand jury action. the Stewart brothers furnished the bond.
In Mayville on February 21 the people of Brunke A. Dinsmore of Freilunia faced grand larceny and reviving stolen property charges in supreme court. Dinsmore and his lawyer Thomas J. Larkin were jointly indicted for theft of about $100 in jewelry from Dinsmores wife during burial. District Attorney Stearns sought a joint trial, while Larkin’s attorney Harry M. Young requested separate trials.
A vintage advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills ease severe back pain caused by weak kidneys. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Henriette of Buffalo who says two or three boxes relieved years of back aches and housework impairment, with the promise of continued relief upon recurrence. The copy urges readers to buy the same kidney remedy from Foster-Muthurn Co, Buffalo, N.Y.
The article extols rosy cheeks warm skin and firm figure as markers of health and beauty. It links vibrant appearance to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges frail women to try the remedy to gain charm and vitality.
Kane, Feb 21 Jerome Wetmore, intoxicated by bootleg liquor, caused a nearby disturbance at a Lyceum hall dance. He battered Bud Weaver and assaulted others before Chief Power subdued him with a mace outside the building.
A sweeping ad claims Rheuma cures rheumatism with a small two day dose. It boasts rapid relief, harmless action, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Ames & Co. guarantees refund and says druggists will supply Rheuma.
A terse film note highlights a Metro Special featuring Willian in a Realart release titled The Man Who, signaling a classic studio pairing and limited showdates for the period.
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