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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1922
Page
3
Public notice at the Corry Post Office outlines mailing rates and public service details. The fragment mentions three cents per copy and a weekly rate, indicating standard second class mail information for readers and advertisers.
Philip Gibbs argues growing British American friendship, aided by ambassadors and leaders, will foster world peace. He cites mutual goals, shared values, and stable nations as essential to healing after war, despite Russia and Germany’s unsettled postwar conditions and lingering mistrust.
Twenty years ago from the Wiles journal dated July 81 1902 report the Senter Board award for city auditoriyer bid to WM Sandburg with two others noting a prize of about 81 000. Ice cream festival held at St Thomas church, a basement barn fire near Charles Mui north of the city likely incendiary, and complaints about youths in Ve Fifty park. Miss Koestner wedding reception for cousin Miss Hida Wayer of Ayiton City, Mr George Tyron the groom. Mrs Athes Sliney hosted the Colonial Maids and guests. An evening of an excellent tie.
A discussion on a proposed naturalization bill for married women and the impact on citizenship. The text notes that the measure passed the House with a majority, but details uncertainty over how marriage to a non citizen affects a woman's status, and cites opinions from the National League of Women Voters. It explores cases of American-born women married to foreigners and potential limitations on rights previously assumed, arguing for clarifying changes to status.
The passage blends disjointed observations on schooling proof of attendance, aging attire, a planned amateur brass band, subtitled film reading, and economic notes. It mentions Russia relief efforts, Madagascar labor law, Germany, cotton stockings, radio radios, Wall Street shifts to farming, livestock and hogs, horse numbers, and local rural themes from Staunton Virginia and nearby topics.
A fragment recounts Wood Lot Clubs examining forestry near town and questioning upkeep. The piece suggests government pamphlets spur public attention, noting general indifference and the need for clearer information to motivate action.
The note details S. A. Ellis of Wesleyville, a contractor who disappeared four days ago from his home. It describes his aphasia driven memory loss and his wife and friends’ concern as searches continue, with no word on his whereabouts. The report provides a brief physical description and urges tips from the public.
Erie July 1 shop men in Albioxywhi went on strike yesterday and have returned to work today. Fifty-six employees started work yesterday and those who refused to strike were placed at the head of the seniority list, while others were assigned positions by length of service.
A 1920s government report highlights a surge in Bogland fruit production with strawberries, apples, cherries, peaches and pears expanding beyond traditional wheat and wool. Kent, Lincolnshire and Hampshire show marked gains as landholders pursue intensive cultivation amid rising prices and easy payment schemes for labor. Local Chamber of Commerce notes similar shifts while a social note mentions a Maccabees picnic at Mrs. Marker’s cottage with a 1 PM departure.
A Red Cross notice urges parent involvement to ensure child health and posture through physician advised corrections. The Health Center inspections occur at the Red Cross rooms each Thursday evening. Elmer Longstreet has filed for divorce from Velma M Longstreet, married in Buffalo in 2015 and now residing in Union City, represented by McClintock and McClintock.
A freight collision on the Pennsylvania line struck a car driven by Bwier Ayea, 25, near the Gold Eagle hotel at Grace Crossing. The accident occurred as Fowler rode toward Haymaker to Boon tower, with the driver fatally injured at the impact site.
Twenty five tuberculosis cases were logged by the health bureau in the past seven days, an unusually high total. Fourteen whooping cough cases were reported in the same period as officials warn the epidemic continues.
A fragmentary notice urges guardians to protect children from other youngsters who may carry a contagious disease. It cautions parents to consider safety steps and vigilance amidst uncertain outcomes.
An old time advertising note promises five pounds of white strained Laney honey for one dollar. It requires the recipient to provide a mailing address in Corpa, AS, Route 7, and to order today.
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