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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1922
Page
3
The notice lists publication details for the Cory Evening Journal including ownership by A. D. Colegrove, postal classification, location at West South Street Corry Pa and pricing: by mail five dollars per year, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates applied on request.
The article argues that the United States lags in nitrogen fertilizer production while nations like Germany and Chile dominate supply. It urges Muscle Shoals as essential to cut dependence on Chile, boost U S crops, and stabilize food prices, noting the challenge of expanding output to meet full needs.
Comissioner R A Maynes endorses John T Davis for the Federal Prohibition Director post saying he warrants broad support from Pennsylvanians. The Philadelphia office has been reorganized with expert Washington guidance, and Davis will benefit from continued association with the reformed staff to learn the office’s details.
January 22 report says Imgramme Warren will replace Att McDonald as game warden with a March 1 start. Dennis Mitley is favored to succeed McDonald per Republican party lines, while Senator Siepontagniet noted the commission will appoint a man to enforce laws and cooperate with the state department. Rumors say politics pushed the earlier dismissal, with Wardel’s continuation debated and friction with the state cited as a factor.
Hazelhurst June 27 nearly the entire plant of the Interstate Window Glass Company’s big establishment here was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin starting mid air and burning until after 8 o clock Friday morning. Loss is estimated at 126000. Firefighters struggled with limited equipment yet stopped the blaze from spreading. The drying room flattening house cutting room and engine house were destroyed. A delegation of refighters from Mt Jewett aided in the battle against the flames.
Mr and Mrs Wa F ytee celebrate a home win on January 26 with a group including James Carl and the planting of 16 lemon trees.
Mrs Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee recalls being bedridden for three years with a troubling ailment. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for her recovery, stating she has been well for two years and now tends a garden, raises chickens, and manages housework. The letter endorses the product for other women facing similar symptoms.
An advertisement touts San Cura Dlatmint as a universal ointment claimed to draw out poison, relieve boils and blood poisoning, and aid recovery for sores, piles, burns, and scalds. It markets fast relief and low prices, listing various sizes and promoting rapid cures under small cost.
The Women’s auxiliary held a meeting on a Wednesday afternoon at Megnipser South Strew to plan charitable actions for wounded World War I veterans. They aim to collect money and gifts including hand knitted items and Christmas papers, meeting Mrs M. Re Shuey on W. Churely St Sunday to organize deliveries.
Erie officials report nine slight influenza recurrences this month though cases are not being tallied by the health department. Dr Wright warns the public to take precautions as deaths from pneumonia rise with 20 in January and the current month.
In Erie Jap that dying statement sworn by the benedet to be the repair of stab wounds informs the murder case of Mrs Turracy. District Attorney C A Bijiss announced yesterday the statement rests the prosecution's case. The paper notes Saver clothes and Bell 292R referenced in context.
An aged and fragmented advertisement mentions a free hair growth offer tied to a New York location at Station F. It references a general notion and a postal style address in AH liniain 82-301, suggesting a promotional campaign with unclear origin or validity. The readable text preserves the advertised promise without verifiable details.
Keating township resident Jay Dickinson, 23, badly hurt when ground between gears of a well pumping unit at a tote in Reed Hollow near Dordigh. He survived initial fears and is now listed in stable condition as medical staff treat his multiple injuries.
Elmer "Frenchy" Sanders told officers he did not know anyone was killed after being arrested for the first degree murder of John C. Peters. Sanders was found near a kiln at Equipment Manufacturing Co. following a tip from an employee.
Short handwritten classified seeks daily housekeeping work by Mrs. Cowden at 400 Huclid Street Oui. Likely a local help-wanted notice indicating availability and contact address.
The Ladies Aid of Columbus hosted an Experience Social at the Gohimbis church last evening. The event showcased a long-running group effort with a lively orchestra and readings, praising Mrs. Lennie Curtis for contributing the original poem used to advertise the social.
The Commercial Radium Co seeks a salesman to cover local territory selling dealers. Guaranteed salary of $100 a week for the right man. Apply at Pifth Avenue Building, New York, N.Y. 7ef.
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