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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
2
Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists proprietor A D Colegrove and manager Arthur Colegrove with editors Alangon Ordery and staff. It outlines mailing rates and display ad pricing, local notices, Hows column, and classified rates including line charges and insertion rules.
The piece critiques Republican opposition to the League of Nations in Congress led by Senator Lodge and campaign against the covenant. It accuses Lodge and Knox allies of turning the league into a partisan issue while noting some Republicans support neutral discussion without bias. It frames GOP leaders as using the League for political gain and warns against partisan manipulation of the treaty debate.
Mort Schaffner of Schaffner Brothers, Bile, paid ten thousand dollars for Argonaut, a prize winning short horn bull, at the Carpenter and Toss auction in Chicago last week. Argonaut, from the Irvine Short Horn herd, joins Schaffner’s Conneaut Vale Jey Parm herd en route from the west to Warren. Also bought were several blooded heifers to strengthen the herd. Meanwhile, Warren reports the death of Howard Hatton Patton of Irvington, in the Wywardt lineage, after a long illness following an earlier accidental gunshot.
A quirky Panama ad offers a lunch option at The Caves And Caverns featuring Moss and Penny as playful attractions. Patrons are urged to bring their own wine or order a drink, with a nod to enjoying a delicious inner meal.
Franklin lad Charl Schell, mains street area, confessed to auto theft after arrest between Ten Mile and JUN City, with accomplice still at large. sheriff’s report cites late night stakeout and rapid pursuit leading to arrest at shorefront location.
Union City plans a grand Fourth of July event to honor soldiers with a day and evening program. Local bands the Union City Clutch, the Youngaville band, and the Appleville Military band will provide music for the occasion.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that reaches the blood and system to cure catarrh. It claims the preparation, combined with other tonics, is one of the best sold for years and is produced by F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
An advertisement touts P D Q as a cheap, potent remedy for bed bugs fleas on dogs and chicken lice. It claims a 5 cent package makes enough to treat a quart or gallon, with a bold promise of killing millions of bed bugs and leaving protective coatings on eggs to prevent hatching.
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