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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal notes its daily except Sunday publication and lists mailing options to Weet South Street Carry Pa. Publisher Arthur Colemove is noted. Rates shown include $5.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates are available upon application.
President Harding and labor leaders spar over wage cuts as bills move through Congress. The administration warns of inflation and job losses if wage reductions proceed, while unions press for protections and public interest concerns. Talks involve Seneca and labor officials, with plans for rail wages amid broader economic strain and unemployment fears.
A sprawling drive to build a grand Colorado River dam aims to irrigate millions of acres, power production, and city growth. Mentioned are the U.S. and Mexican implications, site in Howlers Canyon, and a debate over funding, land rights, and environmental impact.
A chaotic report on debt obligations tied to Mexican government bonds, detailing foreign investors led by American and British banks pushing for repayment. It notes Mexico’s payment history since 1900, joint guarantees by the Mexican government, and upcoming collections as debts mature, with fears of a coercive default impacting private investors.
The article notes the 145th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes with a general flag display in the business section. It recounts the flag’s origins from 1772 to 1818, the 18 stripes and 1 stars arrangement, and the practice of adding a star with each new state.
A garbled wrap of opinions and odd notes includes Tom Sims on Trotsky and politics, a divorce claim of daily abuse, a police discharge for George W. Buffum over drunkenness, and assorted quips about health, war, and society, all from Meadville city council records and public chatter.
Letters from women in Youngstown and Indianapolis describe long term exhaustion, cramps, blue mood, and lack of energy. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, they report marked improvement and regained ability to work, with praise for the medicine and invitation to verify with others.
Reports reach here say Major General Veander pressures settlement in Cuba. A new cabinet to be formed this week signals progress in financial and political situation. Gunfire and unrest have waned as talks advance.
Readable item notes muslin night gowns priced at about 1.24 dollars per garment. Listing appears in a dated advertisement style with emphasis on value and feminine attire. Brands or specific sizes not provided.
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