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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
Publishes daily except Sunday Corry Pennsylvania local details include postal service and mailing rates. Addressed to A D Colegios Arthur Colegrove with publisher header and office mail matter note. Advertising rates are provided on request.
A garbled report references a long study claiming average life expectancy in the United States has risen by five years since 1900. It cites figures about civil and medical progress, presidential and senate roles, and concerns about public health and longevity, though many names and terms are unclear due to the OCR quality.
Fragmented OCR text references Tom Sims Ireland and New Jersey with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a be could wreck an auto and a telescope, a statue hotel for bachelors, and a census style count. Overall content is incoherent and mostly unreadable.
A garbled 1902 clipping recalls events and people including Merle Christie and Jane Nerney, noting visits, school life, local sayings, and a Spring street scene. The fragment hints at activities at a depot, a Phe present term, and community chatter with names and places partially legible.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes the public debt decreased during the past month. The Treasury Department reports a favorable shift in the debt figures, reflecting improved fiscal conditions. The article cites the latest balance and compares it with prior months, highlighting the overall reduction.
A fragment listing a chaotic supermarket sale with numerous product items such as canned goods, soups, sauces, paper products, and household staples. The text suggests shoppers can find discounts on items including Dove products, tomato puree, vanilla, toilet paper, and bread, but many words are garbled and unclear.
A man residing on River Suivet, known as IIy Wie Belmont, is held in custody on a serious charge. He is reported to have entered a home and attempted to commit a crime, with witnesses and authorities pursuing further action as the case develops.
Land was taken to Belmont to await action of the grand jury after a waived examination before Justice Leonard yesterday morning.
London reports a June vote by 10,000 British engineering representatives totaling 47 unions and 600,000 workers. They consider wage scales and the use of unskilled labor, amid a strike that began in May and involves employer pressure.
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission orders the Pennsylvania Gas Company to extend natural gas service to properties in Erie, noting charter rights and service to patrons on both sides of a disputed property. The decision cites claims of supply and urges fair, nationwide practice in extending mains.
State forestry figures show Erie County planted 30 woods of forest trees this spring, with total county planting around seventy million trees across several counties. Nurseries shipped over three and a half million trees, the largest spring total ever. Plantings aim to reforest about 4400 acres and yield 205000 cords of wood when mature.
In Jamedstown, a grandmother reported hearing her grandson, Glen No Mass, sylophione artist, performing by radio from Cleveland, Ohio, during a concert night. Poor reception limited the broadcast but she caught a brief moment of his playing.
Erie officials barred married women from teaching, enforcing pay rules and fines for non self supporting teachers. Exemptions apply to widows and separated women. action aimed to free positions for single teachers, prompting student disruption.
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