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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal notes its publication by A. D. Colegrove with post office entry in Corry Pennsylvania as second class mail matter. Rates are listed: 9 500 per year by mail, three cents per copy and fifteen cents weekly by carrier. Advertising rates are stated as available upon request.
The piece quotes Franke Tar sington, president of the United Mine Workers of America, condemning violence and disorder in Williamson County. It argues that supported lynching by miners and officials harms labor and risks legal action, urging calm and responsibility to protect union credibility and future.
A British expedition fails to summit Mount Everest amid extreme altitude and thin air five miles up. The team battles fatigue and equipment burdens as oxygen supply limits effort, while observers argue future progress may come more from ingenuity and technology than sheer physical endurance.
Historic local item recounts July 1903 events including storm damage to Fourth of July decorations in Filey. Wind damaged structures and telegraph lines while the gospel tent and Triple Plate show were affected. School board elections list numerous teachers and local officials.
The Imperial Valley reaches adulthood with a festive tone likened to Plymouth Rock’s celebration. The piece muses on maturity and community pride, praising the region’s growth and hopeful prospects while ridiculing overblown ceremony and old age nostalgia.
A wary business leader argues for wage restraint and price stability while promoting a citywide shift to vacuum cleaning to reduce dirt, disease, and maintenance costs. The piece cites health fears and praises Marconi and other figures, urging practical street sanitation through cleaner technology and lower living costs.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Chief Justice Taft in England and praise for British jurisprudence. The text then shifts to a card of thanks for condolences on a bereavement, mentioning a widow, daughter, and mother, with informal signatories.
Sealed proposals will be received by Sprig Creek Township School District until Friday July 1923 for furnishing and supplying all materials for construction of a district grade school at We Mobb Corners Warren County Pa Specifications prepared by A P Mount Corty Pa Proposals addressed to RD McKelvey Sprig Township School District with outside envelope marked Seated Proposal and bidders signature. plans may be seen at the secretary’s office.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Tom Sims Gina Dr Suu Jurgon and deputy perhiffy figures. It references London women, footprints of sands, and a note about robberies in coming months. Several unclear phrases about gender, fear, and social roles appear throughout.
In Dunkirk on July 13 Priday, Louis M Salhoff an engineer on the Valley Branch of the New York Central Railroad, was in a head on collision between two freight trains at Falconer. He suffered painful bruises but remained not seriously harmed. Later, Salhoff was driving near Chestnut Street Fredonia when a touring ear collided with his car, causing serious injuries to Jai Hone of the Geufints and damage to both vehicles.
A group of three masked robbers halted two cars on Celoron Road near Lakewood Road late Saturday. They fired at Norman Helleman and Edwin Melleman after drivers refused demands for valuables. Police and highway patrol were alerted as both vehicles escaped.
Corry resident C. L. Heath reports back pain worsened by bending and lifting. After trying remedies without relief, he used Doan's Kidney Pills from a local drug store and says his kidneys improved and the backache subsided. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures the pills.
Costs show 191-20 per day feed for 10 prisoners at Bricey jail with $20744 spent last month. Warden Matt Tess notes meals filed with the prison. Miss Aili Hopkite appointed jail cook at $80 monthly salary, replacing George Kerr. Turnkey Mary Swalley salary hike eyed to $24 per month. Pennsylvania system seeks machinists and skilled tradesmen. apply to R R Agent or W. Smith at Corry taubel house.
Chautauqua guarantors and the chairman will meet before the opening of the night program to review tickets. Superintendent Cooperider arrives with equipment to direct testing today. Dr Wu Jing Fang is gone, but the questionnaire proceeds.
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