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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
Publication details listing daily print schedule and postal information for Corry Pennsylvania with rates for mail and carrier delivery. Mentions Arthur Colegrove and public notice text about second class mail matter and advertising rates available on application.
A historic dispatch reports wartime sentiment in Germany with claims of Allied interference and American presence. The text portrays intense anti Allied rhetoric, fears of occupation, and calls for harsh measures against foreign troops.
The document analyzes claims against prohibition and surveys public opinion among ANM men and workers. It notes a forecasted shift in views, discusses health and prosperity arguments, and weighs votes on prohibition with quotes about social impact and wealth gaps.
The article notes coal surpluses shrinking from 4,000,000 tons to about 23,100,000. Hoover seeks government leverage to limit price rises and keep fuel affordable. It cites prewar speculators, wartime shortages, and a push to curb furnaces while industry slowly recovers. The piece also critiques policy by Harding era critics and laments unresolved labor disputes affecting supply and demand.
A Phillips fund Bureau report from Washington examines the strain on working mothers who juggle jobs and child care. It notes mothers bear a triple burden, with long hours at home and efforts to keep children at per usual school progress, urging improved paternal involvement and workplace supports to ease the load.
AI of deflation impact on railroad wages sparks debates over fair adjustments and potential strikes. The Rail Road Labor Board, administration, and international concerns mix with war era policy, public opinion, and the risk of disrupted service as discussions stall and viewpoints diverge.
A fragmented report notes discussions of engagements and marriage plans among several individuals. Details are garbled with names and places obscured, but reference appears to be to potential nuptials and preliminary arrangements. It mentions financial expectations around a proposed betrothal and a monetary estimate of roughly 2050 dollars.
The article discusses rising child deaths and overall automobile fatalities, urging stricter public education and traffic controls. It highlights pedestrian safety, driver responsibility, and the need for improved winter clothing to protect vulnerable populations, emphasizing community action to reduce crashes.
The Journal reports about 400 people attended the event between Cony and Edinburgh. Umpires Withers and Myers judged fairly. Albert Meier of Switzerland and Emil Guyer of Montevideo are visiting the Phoenix to discuss a new shine factory in the city. The Corry High School annual commencement is planned for next Thursday with A B Osborne invited to speak and the Symphony Orchestra providing music. The disappearance of Henry Maddock, missing two weeks, raises fears of foul play. The twenty eighth annual reunion of the Corry High School Humans Association will be held Friday evening June 1.
A jumble of observations and questions touches on marital life trains coal prices car lifespans and shopping scenes. It notes rising costs delays and changing habits while musing on travel and weather a fragmentary collage from a bygone era with scattered names and phrases.
Ridolph Pearson, a teamster for J. Steel and Company, died after a horse kicked him in the abdomen while hauling sand near the Dague Mines. He died Friday morning after hospital treatment and an attempt to save him with surgery.
County controller Joseph Lestie releases a monthly report detailing taxes paid to date and year end totals. Five months into the year sheriffs receipts total 0.100, while special purposes costs reach 93435.16 and crime expenses total 82022.55. Road reconstruction expenditure is 95828.92 with a return of 319409.18, indigent care costs 16100.52, building operations 1001.25, and public service commission orders affecting 2011.70.
Multiple sale notices list items including Ford truck engines cars baby carriage and household furnishings. Locations mention 5 and 431tf addresses and the Frank Russell home corner Second Avenue and West Church Street with options to buy furnished or partially furnish. Also rentals offer three furnished rooms at 1 South Center Street.
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 8 W Church inquire at 8 56 70R. Also living rooms in Wilton Block first floor over Brownell Shox Store. Inquire Mrs George Bosworth for details.
Classified items seek second hand ice chest and furniture repair services. Nursing training positions offer Mercer Sanitarium in Mercer with monthly stipends. Help wanted for female attendants and shop needs appear alongside Watkins Products agency recruitment.
A fragmented verse piece reflects on summer in the country with imagery of hay roses birds frogs and a nostalgic scene under an apple tree. It recalls characters Billy Pap Sally and a hammyself and evokes a quiet pastoral mood.
Local tailor Ly Walker invites customers to get clothes made to measure at 147 North Center Street offering custom tailoring services and fittings.
In accordance with a resolution by the Corry Pennsylvania School District Board all holders must present bonds at the National Bank of Corry on Monday July 31, 1922 for payment of principal and interest and no interest will be paid after July 31, 1922 Palmer treasurer Corry School District June 1 1922 adv 2810
An advertisement by R. Morick claims top quality shoe repair using the best leather and technique. He asserts rivals use inferior lathe work and poor methods, promising durable results and customer satisfaction with a warranty. Morick lists address 117 12 N Center Ave.
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