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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
3
By Mail, 5.00 per year By Carrier Three cents per copy Fifteen cents per week Advertising rates made known upon application
A fragmentary tale describes a chronic deadbeat who drains small sums across cities, evades summons and forwarding addresses, and leaves honest creditors frustrated. It notes how local credit networks and job prospects hinge on reputation, while persistent lenders offer cautious hope to debtors seeking to start over.
The report cites 700 correspondents worldwide covering the Gerion conference. It notes openness in reporting despite flaws, criticizes secret diplomacy, and argues the public wants transparent discussion over a few leaders deciding civilization’s fate.
A compact analysis notes rising gasoline prices despite abundant supply, accusing producers of coordinating price increases under policy pressure. It points to calls for investigations by authorities while asserting consumer impact and potential Sherman Act scrutiny amid industry friction.
A garbled speech fragment references soldiers, cabinet changes, and political tensions amid personal vows and public duties. It mentions a “great day,” rights, and England, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors, creating a puzzling, disjointed record of a political moment.
A fragmented article critiques the push to replace the traditional Hello greeting with a neutral opener in telephone conversations. It argues the shift could simplify phrases, boost efficiency, and reduce personal contact, while noting mixed reactions from callers and observers.
The Youngsville well remains down at 4,470 feet with drilling continuing. Officials report daily activity, noting the operation aims to advance through limestone while monitoring progress and safety conditions, with an anticipated depth goal in the coming days.
A Fulton Arkansas resident Mrs Lula Vann writes a testimonial praising Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from monthly soreness and backache enabling work without help and urges other women with female troubles to try the remedy. The letter promotes trust in newspaper advertising.
A jumble of notes recalls past events from Erie and nearby towns. Inventor Wwton Modorart of Meadowford Pa reveals a $9,000 seamless device for railway tracks. Local weddings, church events, and library matters are noted alongside a coroner’s bill approval and area social gatherings.
In Dunkirk a Saturday afternoon clash between Julia Baranowski and Emil Nelder outside a secondhand store left Nelder wounded requiring stitches. Baranowski allegedly struck with a jackknife and Nelder restrained him with a hammer handle. Both were arrested and charged with assault. Nelder, a former Dunkirk police captain, was released on bail.
Under Sheriff Ernest A. Gossett departed for Albany to obtain requisition papers to deliver Earl Ponty alias George Massey and Dutch Kapler to New York State authorities from Maryland. Ponty is held in Baltimore after a bank robbery in Cherry Creek last October. papers will be secured from Governor Miller before Gossett travels to Baltimore to bring him to Masville.
Washington reports Faucher of Los Angeles unveils a device claiming to restructure the year into 204 days across 14 months of 28 days. An aluminum frame houses miniature astral motions with a eight day motor, synchronizing earth and moon revolutions. Distribution of time aims for lecture purposes, not sale, officials to view demonstration.
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