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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
3
The notice lists AL Di Colegrove Arthur Colestove as publisher and indicates the paper is entered at Carry, Pa, as second class mail matter. It states subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes advertising rates are available upon request.
The piece argues Will Hays, head of the film industry, could be paid to influence federal censorship and political favors. It suggests a powerful director general could block or shape censorship, rewarding supporters with control over film propaganda machinery. The text questions motives and notes tensions around British and French censorship politics.
The article notes deep French bitterness toward Great Britain, distrust between France and England, and uncertain outcomes from conferences. It mentions Newberry's territorial campaign funding, accusations against partners, and the administration’s challenge to form a bloc. It references capital ships and a German phrase meaning “pay it with promises,” with Senator Pepper sworn in.
Eriz reports licenses still available as of January 17 despite 1922 rules. Treasurer Mullig Davis vannos says tags will be granted to all owners who apply at the courthouse. Law requires licenses by January 5 but issuance will continue indefinitely with game warden empowered to prosecute owners failing to license before the 15th.
An old time ad claims a 35 cent cure for bleeding itching and protruding piles with a one dollar claim for a San Cura ointment. It promises fast relief and a money back guarantee plus a broader appeal for sores eczema itching skin and other ailments.
William Moore, who escaped from Smethport jail nearly a year ago, was recaptured by Rochester police after a dramatic claim in a police court judge's car. Pennsylvania authorities prepared extradition papers for his return to Smethport to serve a three year term for nine to ten indictments involving counterfeit checks.
About forty couples attended the Rail Road Athletic Club dance in Maccabee Mall last evening. The hall was decoratively adorned with pink and white crepe paper forming a canopy overhead. Rathbun's Novelty Orchestra provided music for dancing from ten to one, making the social event very pleasant.
Elizabeth Wallace, mother of midwife Therese Wallace, files an $80000 damage suit against the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad company claiming the death of her daughter on January 4, 1921 near Raspberry Avenue, resulted from a Bessemer car. Attorneys Reed, Wait, and Spofford represent the plaintiff, alleging the deceased could earn more than five dollars daily and contributed to her support.
Erie park director William D. Kinney urged prompt action to remove any police department member who violates rules. The park director asked for a firm stance on the latest police scandals and for immediate measures to rid the city of officials who do not abide by department rules.
A person recounts a prior bout of severe dizziness causing a fall and head injury. They describe stomach bloating and gas as linked issues, toutting Mags Wonderful Remedy as key to relief. The advert claims the product clears intestinal inflammation and can aid stomach and abdominal ailments, with a money back guarantee.
The Pennsylvania National Guard armory board awarded Kane drill hall contracts to Prahl Construction Company for general construction at 21,020 dollars. C Stoll of Kane received 1,007 dollars for plumbing and tiling, and Garter Electric Company of Pittsburgh 830 dollars for electrical work.
Announcement reports the resignation of the Erie School District superintendent after eight years in office. A special board meeting approved the move with duties to be reassigned, and the district plans for a transition while a replacement is sought.
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