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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes postal details. It indicates daily publication except Sunday, rates by mail and carrier, and mentions that advertising policies were to be announced later.
Dr. B S Vroneh, ship surgeon on the Momeric, is credited with a form of homoeopathy for seasickness that he says shows promise. He admits mixed results and notes tests with individuals and a controversial preparation of strychnine and stropine, claimed to affect the nervous system and stomach. He attributes improvement to medicine, mind, and prayer, suggesting patient belief influences outcomes.
Reported shift to rapid wartime construction in Belgium using American standardized figures. Groups of workers produce modular elements for dwellings and public buildings, with semi permanent buses aiding rapid erection. Emphasis on housing, schools, and agriculture relief, amid wartime material needs.
A fragmented report notes railroad workers face wage reductions and discuss potential strike action. It cites public sentiment, cost of living concerns, and the Steel Trust stance while mentioning external remarks about outsiders and local reactions. The piece weaves in unrelated items about helicopters and Harp retail findings.
A fragmentary tale recalls Eden’s rush to enforce laws guiding a primitive people. Officials fear civilization’s intrusion as a group face constraints on travel and behavior while resisting external control. The narrative hints at cultural clash and punitive measures for transgressions.
A fragmented, old style note discusses wealth, gardening, and travel in Coloma and other western areas. It muses on a man faithful to his accounts and the lure of riches, mentioning a possible future of silver and power.
Dayton Ohio resident describes severe pain and inability to turn in bed until two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vege able Compound and one bottle of Blood Medicine relieved she can move without pain. She urges others to test the treatment and offers to vouch for its effects.
Fragmented OCR text reports a suit against an autoist, with garbled names and places. It mentions Little Valley and various individuals, but missing clear parties and dates. The piece hints at legal action tied to a local community and references a capital week and past factory work.
Le Howl township residents request postponement of road paving, asking county commissioners to delay funding and construction until next year if possible. Supervisors report inability to proceed this year due to funding and need for communal agreement.
The Nurses Alumni association held a business session and elected officers including Mrs. Ch Tarpury as president and Mr. Uns Davis as vice president. Mer Ghirdby Akimoecormury was named secretary and Ereasuiree Theentny. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting.
Readable fragments describe a man in a rocking chair near the Bankers' Building and a street scene in New York. Incomplete text mentions a figure named Smith and a piano or shot related action. The excerpt is too damaged for full reconstruction.
Thomas Youstick of Beulah is jailed on charges of Mesale and battery after a Juvenile Probation Officer reported alleged abuse of a child in the couple's care. Neighbors complained of mistreatment, sparking the juvenile bureau investigation and the arrest of the couple. Seventeen-year-old Martha Krieger, of Thirty-fourth and Burton, remains in critical condition at Tamot Hospital after ingesting poison tablets. authorities probe motive for the act.
Reports say refinery sludge pools released acids into the river between Ware and Old City, killing fish and harming wildlife. State fish officials will investigate the incident. high water washed waste into the stream, and the exact source is being traced.
In Dunkirk on June 16 a police raid at St Nicholas Hotel on Hast Street led to the seizure of about 20 quarts of whiskey and two cases of alleged beer. Lieut A J Roche and officers ordered destruction by County Judge Ottaway, with Chic Warren to dispose of the liquor on Wednesday.
Letters of administration issued for the estate of Peter Martinson late of Cony City Erie County Pennsylvania now deceased. Creditors and others with claims must present them to Franc M Loveland and Walter T Peake attorneys at Corry PA without delay.
A sensational advert promises Dr Orth’s Stomach Remedy can cure indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. It touts a money back guarantee via a druggist on the square and Parcel Post sales, claiming sixty years of medical practice and successful cases.
The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society hosted a well attended meeting at the MCE church. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Millet led the program with an Erie District Atrial convention theme. An inspiring address by Mrs S R Lewis was noted, and plans for the annual picnic dinner were announced.
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