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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
3
Erie council was shaken as Safety Director Schmeleer accused Street Director Bichorn of passing the buck over filthy conditions surrounding the Mental Market area. The dispute led to a closed session. department heads pledged future cooperation while citizens observed the heated exchange.
Corry Evening Journal announces publisher Arthur Colegrove continues leadership. Postal entry at Corry Pa as second class mail matter. Subscription by mail 85.00 yearly, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
A recent address by Vice President Coolidge is cited as urging more saving and new spending. The Christian Science Monitor argues that the thrift cry harms wartime prosperity and that recovery depends on increasing consumption and business turnover to hasten prosperity, warning against excessive thrift that could stall production and employment.
A ragged OCR collage of local items includes misread names and places, mentions of TOM SIMS, Lennie, and vague references to farms, politics, a jail gallows, roads, and a president, plus scattered notes on Mrs Eyle Stiney entertaining at her Mott Street home, a Waterford baseball team sighting, and a Retail Claries Union meeting with local drivers listed.
Twenty years ago report from the Journal iles July 26 1002 recounts Rog Flemlig’s severe accident at the plyovel factory. He was thrown from the plant premises and transported to his home on Coliiitia Ave by Hackmin Dann COG Olympus 561. An examination revealed injuries and questions about the incident, with notes of a later return and a remark about limited country life.
A new book attacking past and present Washington governments titled Behind the Mirrors is reviewed. The anonymous author of Mirrors of Washington is questioned for publishing without credit, with editors urging open accountability and fair acknowledgment of authorship.
The article questions the display of the American eagle in major institutions like the Smithsonian and the National Zoo, noting few expositions and suggesting most art shows overlook the bird. It discusses concerns about the eagle's decline, calls for protection, and asks if conservation efforts are improving.
Fragmented account recalls multiple deaths and injuries at a trestle crossing, urging caution near rail lines. It mentions rescuers, a New Yorker in a storm, Mrs. Rockefeller aiding a rescue party, and references to British figures, all illustrating dangers of railway crossings and emergency response.
Odd fragmented advertisement text shows special price offers on men’s hose and silk goods. Product names include extra fine gents hose and parawax, with noted low pricing and daily seller mentions.
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