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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal lists West Booth Street Corry PA as the office, with Arthur Colegrove named as publisher. It notes mail rates: by mail 6 00 per year by carrier three cents per copy, six cents per week, and rates to be announced upon application.
A Honolulu dispatch notes a Japanese government summons to two Hawaii-born brothers serving in Japan’s army, sparking debate on loyalty. It contrasts this with claims that Japanese Americans remain 100 percent American and critiques perceived government bias while discussing cheaper automobiles and a Washington warning on civic duty and lawful governance.
A garbled OCR style piece mentions Tom Sims and various names and phrases across a range of topics from stages and Paris to Amelia and citizenship. It hints at personal advice, trust in truth, and social commentary, with scattered references to a health hint and circle of friends.
Fragmented text describes a man’s death after a failed Hudson River ferry incident linked to gambling and fake investment schemes. The piece warns against stock swindlers and urges advice from reputable investment organizations. It laments losses from risky ventures and calls for cautious saving and learning to spot fraud.
A mother seeks damages for her daughter's death at a grade crossing in Union City. The suit names Mikola and Powak against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Attorney Clarice Bevan states the accident occurred July 4, 1921, and the exact damages remain to be determined.
In Murfreesboro region, Massey was escorted to Auburn prison with Under Sheriff Ernest A. Feueolt and Sheriff Brown. A chaotic pursuit followed as crowds gathered, some planning to free him. The group left Maysville around midnight, amid rumors of beheadings at the jail and concerns over Massey’s prior imprisonment.
A big children’s day unfolds in Hye City Park Monday at 4 20 pm with an intermission parade. The event features Playground Directress oversight, crownings, doll contests, a baby doll and oldest doll prizes, a boys’ squib and relay races, costume singing games, and a finale of exhibits. Admission is free and all are welcome.
Jamestown New York reports daily effects of the coal strike as schools rely on coal for heating through December and manufacturers warn of plant closures unless supplies arrive within weeks. The city faces energy shortages while other industries feel the impact and await further word.
Mrs Adirth Tomsheck of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after childbirth. She says the doctor advised the remedy and she now feels like a new woman after use. She recommends the product to friends and notes its value for nervous or rundown conditions related to women's ailments.
Irus reports that two Erie County paving jobs started, Edinboro borough and Washington township near the county line, plus Mill Village and LeBoeuf township route toward Pollock's Bridge. PennErie Construction Company submits first bills and aims to finish before winter. bridge rebuild delays previously raised by taxpayers.
Mrs Barnes hosted a midweek dinner at 80 N Center Street assisted by her daughter Mrs Lillian. Regent of a local chapter attended along with about a dozen friends and out of town guest Mrs Olmstead of Athens Georgia. The event featured decorative plants, a formal table for twelve, selections by Mrs Olmstead and piano numbers by Miss Barnes.
July 2 a cargo of 000 to 10 000 tons of bunker coal from Nova Scotia is bound for Erie and will be stored at the No 1 dock at Cascade street A Cleveland pool contracted deal will fuel wreath bunts at Evie ThibamoUe The port’s strategic position attracts about four freighters to join the fuel pool and all will call at Erie for bunkers.
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