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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1922
Page
3
Publication from Corry Pennsylvania outlines mailing details and rates. It notes daily publication with Sunday exceptions, addresses and publisher at the Corry post office. Rate information appears as $5.1000 yearly and per copy or week charges, with rates to be announced on application.
In this reflective piece the author argues that true happiness comes from serving others. It contrasts selfish gratification with higher purpose and urges applying the lesson to daily life and community involvement. The text emphasizes improving oneself by aiding neighbors and maintaining a guiding ethical stance.
A historical notice details carbon monoxide dangers from engines and industrial processes, noting fatalities in closed spaces and the need for ventilation. It cites U.S. Bureau of Mines in developing an oxygen therapy method and mentions cases of poisoning during vehicle and factory operations.
A local classified ad promotes best prices for junk paper and rags under the Square Deal offer. The listing credits ZALESNEK at Washington Street with Bell 530M, highlighting two contact phones.
Three Bradford youths arreste d on burglary charges and Samuel Zalton owner of a local grocery and meat market charged with receiving stolen goods were arraigned before Alderman Williams and held for court. The arrests stem from the theft of two cases of cigarettes from the Pennsylvania freight house early December 8. Local police and railroad detectives assisted in the arrests. The suspects are Edward Doyle 20 William B Bridge 19 and Paul Walsh 17 all Bradford residents. Doyle said he had no home.
Erie June 2 William D Brown elected sheriff announced appointment of Julius A Franze as deputy sheriff to begin with Brown Monday morning Am Rose Gallagher named clerk to the sheriff Walter H Kraft offered deputy post but declined salary deemed insufficient Card of thanks from the Peterson family expresses gratitude for support during bereavement
Francis Cronin, who spent the holidays with his parents, returned to Philadelphia this afternoon to resume his studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
Warren police report a man named Dexter surrendered after admitting involvement in a July 6 1921 New York City payroll robbery. He says another man is serving a long sentence for the crime and that two others were arrested. Dexter cites poverty and unemployment as motives and says he enlisted to forget crime, while authorities verify if the story is genuine.
District Attorney and assistants signaled plans to drop charges against David Rickbebaum and Rank Kaiser tied to gambling operations. Judge Hirt ordered new information to be drafted, refocusing on February grand jury findings. The Erie County sheriff’s term and historic case notes are referenced in court records.
Rail fare cuts announce reduced rates for the sixth annual State Farm Products Show to be held in Taraville in January 2027. Tickets will be valid for five days with special terms to secure attendance, aiming to draw farmers and participants to related meetings and exhibits.
A faded ad fragment touts relief for aches and pains with phrases like sore joints and rheumatic pins. The garbled OCR shows references to a medicine bottle, touting general pain relief and a referenced drugstore supply, with many unreadable words.
The Evening Journal begins 1922 by installing two new Multum Magazine Linotype machines, Model 4 and Model 8, replacing hand setting for text and display. The upgrade promises faster composition, expanded display printing, and a shift toward automated typesetting in the newsroom.
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