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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1922
Page
5
The Corry Evening Journal is entered at the Post Office in Corry Pennsylvania as second class mail matter. Mail subscriptions cost 500 dollars per year and 15 cents per copy by carrier. A weekly rate of fifteen cents applies for delivery.
Amperica argues for using air nitrogen to cut reliance on Chile and German nitrate imports. The Muscle Shoals project is urged as the start toward domestic production, with plans to boost crop yields and stabilize food prices. Germany is praised for its nitrate industry, while critics note current shortages and wartime constraints.
Announcement praises John T. Davis for appointment as Federal Probation Director. Commissioner Layne notes Davis chosen after statewide review, citing integrity and leadership. Philadelphia office reorganization and modern systems praised, with Mr Rutters and associates to assist during Davis’s acclimation.
Brim June 28 appointment of four game wardens to succeed Alex McDonald will take effect March 1, after a Harrisburg leak. Dennis Turley, Republican chair of the First Ward, is favored. The commission has many applicants, with politics rumored to influence the selection.
Hazelhurst January fire destroyed nearly the entire Interstate Window Glass Plant amid midnight flames. Firefighters fought through early Friday morning, with losses estimated at £125,000 as key buildings including the blowing room and warehouse burned. assistance from Mt Jewett crews aided the effort.
Mrs Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee shares her struggle with female ailments before using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports full recovery, renewed energy, and ability to manage farm duties, housework, and caregiving, urging others to try the remedy.
Advert appears to tout Sin Cure ointment as a quick healer for sores piles burns and scalds. It warns of blood poisoning dangers from wounds and claims medicinal effects with various oils and preparations. The ad lists prices 1100 and 1.20 and urges use for itching bleeding or protruding piles.
A local Women’s Club meeting at 14 South Street discussed urgent plans to aid wounded World War I veterans. National Commander FW Galbraith spoke on Armistice Day, urging remembrance and continued support for hospitalized veterans. Members organize sunshine bags, knitted squares, and religious papers for patient morale.
Br ie Jan 8 There has been a slight recurrence of the influenza epidemic in Erie during the present month according to Dr J W Wright health officer Cages of influenza are not being reported but there are many cases in the city He warns the public to exercise all precautions against the disease In January 1921 Gris was 12 deaths in pneumonia With one week to go in the month there have been 20 1 deaths from the disease and one directly traced to influenza
Smetaport January 28. Roy Dickinson, a well known resident, received grave injuries while working on a pumping unit near Reed Mollow, close to the borough. He was trapped and crushed but survived initial fears of fatality. His present condition is reported as serious but may improve with treatment.
Erie January 28 A dying statement sworn by a boarder who later died will play a key part in the trial of Anyano Boringet. The statement, given in 1917 after Mrs Tur tind was killed on Lower Wallace Street, supports the prosecution's case as District Attorney C A Blass indicated yesterday.
Elmer Frenchy Sanders is charged with first degree murder in the Peters killing after a tip from an Equipment Manufacturing Co employee led police to Sanders, who said he did not know anyone was killed and was found hiding in a kiln.
Housework by the day sought by Mrs. Cowden residing at 400 Huclid Street. Advertisement notes availability for daily domestic chores and errands, requesting inquiries from interested households or individuals offering reliable service.
The Experience Social held by the Ladies Aid of Columbus at the Columbine church proved interesting and enjoyable. The event highlighted months of effort, with tasks from painting kitchens and houses to carpentry and even cheese making. The local talent impressed attendees, and praise was given to Mrs Lenore Curtis for her origin poem used to advertise the social.
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