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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists its office on West South Street Corry PA. Publisher listed as A Colegrove Arthur Colegrove. It is mailed as second class matter at the Corry post office. Rates show $5.00 per year by mail three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
The article critiques President Harding at the National Agricultural Conference, noting his failure to assign causes for global distress. It argues European instability and failed trade links hurt American agriculture, citing low foreign demand, disrupted distribution, and reluctance to push reparations settlement or join Genoa talks, harming farmers.
The text appears to discuss a European attorney situation touching daily life in America, mentioning a Republicans majority and President, with references to Mr Tardingg Tell and a May event. It hints at militia or military topics and agriculture policy, noting opposition and a possible levy or policy debate. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
Dunkirk June 25 The examination of Irene Siegel owner of Style Short Central Avenue began with charges of arson against her for a January fire at a Dunkirk store. Several witnesses testified including Linatanint Roots of the local police. Siegel was represented by Joly Patherson and Joseph White. District Attorney Stearns spoke for the people. The bail was set at four thousand dollars and posted.
Reports indicate plans for a muskrat ranch at Warren with discussion of land use and potential profits from pelts. The article notes local interest and questions about sustainability, drought impact, and regulatory oversight while detailing a recent Purity Clinton social event on North Center Street.
A vintage ad extols Musterole as a soothing pain reliever for lumbago. It claims the white mustard oil ointment provides comfort without blistering unlike old mustard plasters. Available in jars and tubes at drug stores with prices noted.
Tiarrisburgh January report by the Board of Chimney Commissioners cites careless handling of a weapon as the cause of many deaths and injuries. The document records 20 killed and 142 wounded in the period, with prosecutions noted for reckless acts. John Duslet of Lyxnitins County is named in a shooting incident.
On the verge of collapse, Frank Beall describes severe digestive distress and loss of appetite. After taking Tanlac, he reports regaining twelve pounds plus six more, renewed appetite, better sleep, and strength. Tanlac Vegetable Pills accompany the treatment, claimed to be gentle and guaranteed to satisfy. Sold in Corry by Ames & Co and at registered outlets.
Rose Ross, mother of George Rows, sues Polwell Antkos Company for 25000 alleging negligence in not guarding a mill tube opening at Mill Creek near Suvesrteanth Street between State and Frenub streets. He died October 1 1907 after falling through the opening and drowning. Attorney Johnny Hagyney filed the complaint. case expected at March term of civil court.
Erie January 25 police warn merchants to beware of counterfeit check artists. Clement of the Clemiet Essick Co. handed a $19.50 check to police that later proved worthless, presented by a man claiming to be Thomas Magan of 1507 Susmfray Street, drawn on the First National Bank.
In Gowanda Jan 25 Marve Kurtzyk of Gawalda stands trial in county court on a charge of stabbing Frank Burowslsi during a card game dispute. The incident occurred with five to six men present in a Gowanda tavern. Prosecutors say Kurtzyk slashed Burowslsi’s neck with a jagged blade, inflicting a deep cut. defense argues the events were part of a melee over the card game appearances.
Paris dispatch recounts Marguerite Gertruede Zolin known as Mata Hari born in Java about forty five years ago. Her life spanned Europe and Asia as a dancer and courtesan, with ties to German intelligence and French officials. At the outbreak of war she faced trial in Berlin and Paris authorities, who questioned her alleged espionage and motivations, ending in a dramatic confrontation and implied punishment.
A noisy ad touts Pep to Mangan as a cure and health booster. The copy warns some avoid medicine and urges a few weeks of the product, implying health benefits but offering no concrete evidence or reliable guidance.
A public auction will be held one mile west of Morbeccomere on Suite Ting Thursday January 20 at 10 oclock. The sale features Holstein cows and calves, registered cattle, work harnesses, buggy gear, farming tools, plows, mowers, and a range of farm equipment. Buyers may inspect the lineup from 9 to 10 am.
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