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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal notes publisher Arthur Colegrove and its mail status. It lists Post Office classification in Corry Pa as second class matter and subscription rates by mail and carrier. Advertising rates are indicated as extra and provided upon application.
In urging decisive government action, the speaker argues that vital coal and railroad industries must not be crippled by wage disputes. A strong, resolute policy is needed to protect workers and ensure continued operation, warning that weak leadership invites disorder and violence.
A Los Angeles photographer on vacation develops a film two months later and finds a head and shoulders of a woman lying on the ground in one corner. The shot, taken with two friends, resembles a missing Pasadena girl. Despite a fresh film and no double exposure, the canyon is later engulfed by a landslide, obliterating the spot. Sheriff sends search parties. investigators note the striking resemblance to the girl and consider the eerie timing.
An old newspaper column cites Bermuda's ban on motor vehicles with residents and visitors relying on bicycles. It contrasts pedestrians' safety with motors and notes rain, rising French birthrates, and a Paris airplane birth. It recounts Emporia Kansas boy and dog anecdote, debating youth and play amid movies, scouts, and chores. An ad lists a Warren County grocery and meat market for sale.
A jumble of names and events unfolds as a New York woman Moon niki Jivotte Lugune and Florida man enter unusual life stories. A village image shows police, fire, and a failed attempt at wealth, while a car incident and a stray poem fragment hint at broader mischief and everyday wonders.
Article notes claims from a Hopkins source about sunlight providing vital health energy and treating diseases from rickets to tuberculosis. It argues sun exposure can replenish bodily vigor, aid nervous disorders, and act as a universal medicine, while warning against overexposure and urging cautious use during sunny periods.
Reports from Dunkirk describe residents finding worms in city water prompting calls for testing. Several locals claim illness and a lingering taste or smell in drinking water while officials investigate possible contamination and source.
Officials in East Lake borough announce no paving this year due to pending state highway funding. County Highway Commissioner Tilks states the department will seek a short extension while awaiting confirmation of state reimbursements for the project. Proceedings reflect budgeting uncertainty affecting local infrastructure plans.
Joseph Petinyesi of Hite was found guilty on four counts of illegal drug dealing in U S District Court before Judge Marland Howe. The jury returned the verdict after a trial with the arraignments held that morning.
Mrs Burl Mustromk hosted a birthday gathering at her home on a Tuesday evening. About fifty friends attended during her absence, sharing fruit arrangements and light entertainment. Viadhnouc received a surprise gift worth 2 to 4 money in her honor.
A testimonial-style ad describes Nerv Worth as a remedy for women's ailments including constipation indigestion headaches nervousness sleeplessness and weight gain. It claims dramatic weight loss improved digestion and better sleep after taking the product, touting it as suitable for delicate women and sickly children due to its pleasant taste and gentle action.
July report from Pennsylvania railroad storehouse notes workers quit after refusing to hand out materials to strangers involved in locomotive work. Sheriff Angles and Police Chief Desi sey observed but did not intervene as strike leaders visited picket lines to deter trouble.
In Warren on July 26 during a session of hopeful oil activity Charles Carnahan hit a notable find near the Clinger gusher. The drill near the Clinger site began with a strong initial flow around 300 barrels per day and soon yielded a substantial production surge as crews pushed toward 700 yards of drilling. The event marked the session’s biggest surprise for followers of the old game.
A troubled fragment reports a turret and baiter achieving a rate of 1000 barrels per day. Mention of a well under way and indications of record performance. figures are unconfirmed but described as among the biggest in years. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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