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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania listing Arthur Colegrove as entrant and detailing mailing rates: second class mail at 500 dollars per year, by mail. carrier rates at three cents per copy. weekly fifteen cents. advertising rates available on application.
A historical overview describes near-unanimous interest in ratification of major treaties, noting that the United States and China show tentative action while France seeks broader assurances. It highlights fears of strategic manipulation, reservations at the Hague and Genoa conferences, and U S priority for wider American support before final ratification.
The text argues that the Secretary of Commerce aided Belgian relief and opposed profiteering by coal operators. It suggests diplomacy, public duty, and political maneuvering shape policy, noting critics like Edward Botta and HG Wells while lamenting global unrest and corporate influence on prices.
Special attention given to shampoo scalp and facial care at Marguerite Beauty Show. Bell 4AaW promotes thorough beauty services and demonstrations.
A young woman travels from San Francisco to Corry in pursuit of Rock Morick’s hats. She recalls past delays, shows, and prices, noting Rock’s prior use of chin t Laid OF and his status as a known tailor. The piece reflects travel effort and shopping comparisons across locations.
Fragmented text cites police chief and photographers at central station showing a 12 hour image for prisoners. Mentions Buenos Aires, Chicago and New York, with warnings on surveillance. Discusses society’s needs, including food clothing shelter transport and the role of industry. Disjointed references to Ford production and the automobile industry.
A 100 year old man died in Long Lshind New York after gardening in Michigan. An Ohio woman, 80, died while gardening when attempting to weed. The report hints at curious chatter about the events and mentions a garbled diary-like string of phrases. The item reads like a fragment from a larger column with scattered names and vignettes.
Roofing, gulvasticed in, copy of bat paper galley for an exhibit. MM Stewart and Co, 108 Main St, Hall70W.
A garbled historical snippet recalls social events and local figures. mentions Hubbard, Curry, Perk, Sarah McNeill, Clover, and Peter Stutdes, plus a wedding in James Town and a song by A Donaghie. It hints at civic notices, a garden party, and a local entertainer who is also a composer.
United Press reports a sharp fight in Washington over the tariff bill as leaders push for action. The scene involves senior national figures, party factions, and calls to confront policy delays while vowing vigorous effort to secure passage.
Chief of Patrol Bl Tonmell and Patrolman James Mek Hynty led a detective effort Saturday to nab three youths who robbed Mrankha store, all wearing corduroy. Officers recovered most items, expecting owners to claim them, with ongoing efforts to return property.
An aggrieved man claims a police officer stole his wife and two children, detailing a pursuit from Westfield to Mooreheadville. Detectives Perry Squanty and colleagues seize a 19 year old, Edward Gridley, as the alleged abductor.
June 5. Fred Lesser of the Warren Real Estate and Investment Company says negotiations are underway to sell the Third Avenue and Liberty Street corner for a new modern hotel. If the deal closes, a hotel will be built on the site, meeting a noted local need. Citizens are hopeful the sale will finalize.
A garbled collection of phrases mentions TOM SIMS SAYS business gloom, a man with a lawn, 49 walking, costs in rubles, shirts washed, and aspiration versus perspiration. It notes Germany claiming we caused the war and a new Pacific island discovery. References to political parties, a talkative man, strawberry seeds, paydays, lost fur, and a reward for a dark fur choker.
An old ad for Corry Auto Supply Co at 120 East Main Street sells tires and auto services. It emphasizes not keeping it but selling it, offering guaranteed tires from eight dollars and fifty cents, with Vulcanizing and free air included.
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