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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal lists address on West South Street Corry Pa and credits A D Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove as publishers. It notes Second Class Mail at Corry PA, rates by mail and carrier with advertising rates available on application.
The text outlines government and corporate wage cuts amid a broader economic crisis. It notes decrees reducing federal employee pay, suspicions about impacts on public confidence, and mentions executives and lawmakers weighing political and constitutional consequences. It also references Obregon and U S business shifts, with local reactions from capitalists and labor groups.
The article critiques calls for broad amnesty for political prisoners while President Warding asserts he will not pardon those who advocate overthrow by force. It argues public pressure cannot sway his stance and stresses the duty of government to act within law rather than capitulate to agitation. The piece notes voter support for the president and a lawful path to remedy conditions.
J B ise ly of Bemus Point sustained severe chest bruising and possible internal injuries after his car collided with a moving W N interurban trolley car at the crossing near the station. The accident occurred late Saturday as he failed to observe a trailing trolley car while stopping for a depot car.
Twenty years ago a July 26 1902 storm caused hail and high winds in rural areas. Extreme weather damaged gardens and crops as stones shattered windows and tore roofs while people recalled the event in later notes.
The letter from ambassador Walter Hines Page reflects on U S entry into World War I and urges awakening from isolation while praising heroic civic aims. It questions whether wartime ideals have been realized and calls citizens to action. A separate brief notes a Buffalo area car crash at Sheridan Center and a postponement of a church meeting.
A fragmented voice laments world events and social quirks from Ireland to Germany. The piece touches on political change, consumer habits, aviation rumors, and a wary take on American optimism amid uncertain times.
Ad showcases women bloomers and children's socks with discounted prices. Bloomers promoted as first grade quality at 4 for 75 cents. Socks offered in all sizes with a 20 cent value and 19 cent special price.
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