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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
3
The Corry publication weighs the Irish Free State plan amid unrest and dissent. It argues for cautious acceptance of the treaty, cites precedent from South Africa and America, and warns that continued revolt could bring chaos. The piece reflects a pacific stance and urges unity.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Thad and Amos with unclear company reference and a vague promotional tone. No clear event dates or outcomes. Readable portions suggest a dated or promotional line about a gift or grant but specifics are not discernible.
Jan 12 report from Cleveland outlines the Lake Erie Harness Circuit with a schedule beginning in June and running through October. A.C. Pennock of Plaveland elected president, with Tarruy Cochran and Bert Swartz in officer posts. Westward venues include North Randall Johnstown Warren Washington and Mount Clemens among others.
Baie Jon went green liquor deuters Hed applicationss with the clerk of courts at the courthouse for liquor licenses for 1922. The time for filing requests for renewals expires January. All applications filed with the court will be passed on at the session of license court to De helt February. At present there are 40 licensed liquor dealers in the city and county. it is expected that all will file applications for 1922.
Thieves broke into the Harness and Hardware shop of CVY Lick in Albion pa on Tuesday night taking a quantity of knives and police whistles. Entry gained by breaking glass in the rear door. Police suspect local youths as likely culprits.
Harrisburg Jan 12 The Pennsylvania National Guard division has been officially the Twenty eighth division of the United States and has been accorded federal recognition. The award came Friday from the War Department. Adjutant General Frank D. Beary announced the action.
A fragmented ad style passage touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a cure-all with claims it purifies the blood, cleanses the stomach, stirs liver action, and purges the kidneys. It lists herbs from Europe, Asia, and Africa and says druggists sell the product.
Union City council opened sealed bids for a city tractor for general street work. Bids came from E T Blair of Flaveland Lopus and Moore of Rutley and E P Lee on a nose and Jones of Gardevier on a Fordban. Next meeting will decide.
A garbled health advert suggests appendicitis affects men more than women and urges bowel cleansing to prevent infection. It cites dubious remedies like Adlor-i-ka and Adjerika la RXOEL and mentions a Downey druggist named Thomas.
A Corry reader recounts a cruel act toward a groundhog and kitten found buried in a burrow. The letter urges humane disposal of unwanted pets and cites Pennsylvania law making such cruelty punishable by imprisonment or heavy fine. The author, a member of the Pennsylvania Society For Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, stresses strong community standards.
Thousands suffer stomach upset and indigestion from clogged liver and disordered bowels. Olive Tablets gently stimulate liver and bowels to restore natural function, removing bad taste coated tongue and poor appetite. Purely vegetable with olive oil, sold as 10c and 30c samples.
Union City youths Buckley and Richards were sentenced to die year and two months in the Weetury Pol tertiary at Afleghen after pleading guilty to burglary. They were linked to the home invasion of Mrs Kathesiie Sfieclari.
A Parisian Sage hair treatment promises rapid relief from dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims to stop scalp itching and promote new growth with a simple home regimen. The ad targets men and women facing baldness and gray or stringy hair, touting scientific preparation and quick results.
An entry records a local justice of the peace session concerning theft alleged at a high street location. Names such as Niekioy and Richie de Wadisl appear in the fragmentary note, with reference to a warehouse or market area and a court appearance in Ware.
A Baltimore reader recounts months of backache and fatigue eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes relief and urges others to try the herbal medicine as letters from women describe similar improvements.
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