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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1922
Page
3
Publisher lists second class mail at Corry Pennsylvania with annual rate eighty five dollars and weekly carrier price of three cents per copy. Advertising rates available upon application.
The Washington disarmament plan and a broader League of Nations program outline a four region defense scheme Europe America Asia Africa. Each region would have a permanent military commission and League Council oversight to ensure arms reductions. The United States would be invited to join, but objections to Article X are hinted at in debates over American adhesion.
In building circles built in furniture gains appeal for efficiency and style. Items like the Helen china closet, book case and window seat are paired with built in dressers cupboards and kitchen cabinets to blend with the house design. The simmer cottage example shows a wall desk beds and storage that keep homes tidy and easy to maintain while avoiding attic clutter and bulky old pieces.
Twenty years ago the Journel Plow notes preparations for an annual encampment at Gettysburg on July 10. The event features poetry and local personalities, with mention of guests, business notices, a funeral, a dissolving partnership, a washout delaying steamer service, and a planned August game against the Cuban Giants.
A fragmentary report discusses a fossil ape tooth found in Nebraska and its implications for ancient climate, species migration, and early life on Earth. It notes debates among anthropologists and geologists about origins, extinction, and what the discovery reveals about prehistory.
Warren County reports significant progress on road 18 linking Warren to Jamestown and Warren to Stuy Grove. Major contracts awarded for pavement and drainage with bids around 275000 dollars and bonds for the Folte project. A Russett-Farmington road is planned next year. Billie Amino, son of LeRoy Adures of Tituw ite, died after a creek accident yesterday.
A garbled monologue discusses gender roles, temptation, and moral views. It cites “Average Man” and “Average Woman,” notes a shortage of certain traits, and muses on aging, education, and romance. It mentions a remaining 2700 Eakins and asks where youth will go in winter.
A Jamestown obituary reports D. Rice Circus driver died yesterday from a stroke. The man, born in Tealan county in the early 1860s, spent years driving for a Dan River team. He collapsed Thursday evening while driving in the circus procession and never regained consciousness.
James P Humphreys of Hebron Missouri declares Ton Inc the best remedy to restore his health, claiming it overcomes stomach trouble and rundown conditions and completely restores his vitality.
James P. Amnphrey owner Hebron Motor Co Hebron Md reports long indigestion and nerve unrest improve after using Tarlac claim, with stomach trouble relief gained and weight recovery. Also a rental ad and fragmentary text follow about rooms on Pleasant Street and a general tense work inquiry.
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