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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
3
In the Corry Evening Journal a former official argues Germany may prove innocence only through future power, touching on war guilt and politics. A library note warns against excess sweets in children’s reading meals, linking diet to dental health and civic intellect, urging supervised, substantial reading choices.
Postmaster General notes 500 post buildings require larger floor space improved lighting and ventilation to handle rising parcel post volumes. Investigations show dark basements and congested quarters threaten employee health yet postal service remains marvelously efficient under challenging conditions. Loyalty and intelligence of staff deserve reward despite public complaints.
Washington DC expands from 24 playgrounds to 50, many in school yards and all supervised by play supervisors. The effort aims to spare children from street hazards and promote health, civic spirit, cooperation, and constructive recreation across cities and towns.
Fragmented prose sketches a chaotic scene of social pressures and jokes about marriages, wages, and vacations. The text references a busy city, pensions, trains, and taxes, mixing personal anecdotes with scattered lines about love, work hours, and June brides amid a jazzy, rumor-filled mood.
An early 20th century analysis discusses fuel and heating worries as a rail strike and coal shortages threaten households. It examines home insulation, chimney upkeep, window and door sealing, and efficient heating to conserve fuel, urging prudent, practical measures while noting broader economic pressures.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century testimonial recounts Nerv Worth nerving stomach and sleeplessness relief. The narrator cites stomach pain, bloating, and appetite issues improving after using Nerv Worth product sold at J. Os Conde Dayp Store in Franktown. The piece frames it as a hopeful customer experience with emphasis on relief and price.
A Cleveland man, allegedly riding in a parade vehicle, was cleared of blame after a Monday incident in Willow Street involving two fatalities. Witnesses reported Wilbur Threit and a 30-year-old man were among the victims as a trolley parade neared the town square. Police confirmed the driver Testa Flynn, deputy chief, did not intend harm. The event occurred as crowds gathered to watch the procession near Artal Street.
Bradford police search for Cleo Simmins, a 17 year old adopted child of Rey and Mex Simmins, who vanished from Bradford home days ago. Family reported her disappearance, with police noting a separate referenced departure and possible town-wide flight.
In Meadville Pennsylvania on July 14 Tony the worker was buried alive as an excavation collapsed. Albert Burkhardt 48 died, Lore was beside him and escaped. It took two hours to uncover the body. Lore reported a premonition and a failed escape attempt. Burkhardt is survived by his wife and four children.
Letters testamentary have been granted to Ellen Messenger. All creditors must pay and those with claims should file promptly with Ellen Messenger, Executor, Corry, Pa. June 7 to June 14, 2128.
Judge Marland B. Fluye of Vermont presides as Buffalo hotel guests plead guilty and are sentenced. Isaac Simon, Harry Kodemberg, Louis Stefano, Sebastia Steffans, Nathan Capanna, Jacob Warsaw, Stephen Belka and Valentine Wotuk face fines or jail terms for burglaries. Several defendants receive 300 days in Mayville jail after prior time served. Also rental, lost license tag, and farm sale notices printed.
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