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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
3
Judge Gary urged youths to start in the country, claiming rural roots build physical health and intellect. He cited that most successful people grew up in rural areas and warned cities drain rural vigor, urging a return to country beginnings to sustain America’s sturdy backbone.
A nation of the job era sees Bohemia and Slovakia as exporters with rich natural resources and growing industries. Slovakia, expanding sugar textiles glass and beer output, leverages agreements with Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Germany, Bulgaria, France, Romania, Italy, Austria, Poland, Spain. Negotiations widen with Great Britain and other nations as trade treaties unfold and foreign demand grows.
Amid mixed signals from lawmakers and newspapers, public sentiment leans against a proposed reform while some factions urge support. Analysts note no prior vote wars, but speculation says Congress may ride a cautious path as voters weigh the administration's agenda and potential impacts.
A garbled 1902 column recalls past events and people, mentioning Lake X.Y. Findlay, Prof Byron Wo King, and local figures. The piece reflects on community life, battles, and a plan to set up a news feature with illustrations, debates over ice, a dime golf ball, and a composite club concept.
The fragmentary report describes a special meeting and political activity around the Pennsylvania railroad, with references to local figures including Ti. G. Dimick of Texas, Dr JA Hourse, and Royal Academy members. It mentions cemetery fence purchases, a storefront repaint, and attendance at a Democratic convention, alongside various names and local concerns.
Turbulent Dail Eireann debates Ireland's future as supporters and opponents of a new constitutional settlement clash over the Treaty. The London settlement stands disputed by republicans while minority voices accuse the majority of dangerous tactics. The scene denotes deep national rifts and a tense path toward peaceful reform.
A fragmented spoof text imagines motorists chatting in a traffic jam about a misunderstood lubricant's use for vehicles. It includes distorted phrases and nonsensical dialogue, presenting a chaotic, satirical take on driving and road conditions without clear facts or a coherent event.
Notice from Michael Brinkey of Millbra Brinkey estate in Warren County Pennsylvania announces the hearing of claims against the estate. Creditors holding notes or demands must present them to the undersigned executor for settlement. Kincaid & Kincaid, Attorneys. May 1927.
Warren residents learn that Brickley, a worker with American relief in Armenia, has returned home after months in Muragh Avia Minor. She reports three weeks of danger, a massacre threat, and ongoing Armenian suffering despite consideradic intervention by missionaries and press discussions in London.
German scientist Archenhold reports that the moon’s outer surface is in constant flux with fresh dust layers and erupting craters. He claims no human life could exist on the moon and notes evidence of smoke and ash from lunar eruptions. His ongoing tests seek signs of plant or animal life in lunar rocks.
The executor of Nettie Ebaugh's estate will offer for sale at public auction on a set date at the Ebaugh house 118 East South Street Carry, Erie County Pennsylvania. Personal property listed includes three bedroom suites, five rugs, dining room table and fourteen chairs, kitchen stove and cabinets, chinaware, pictures, Davenport, and other household goods. Terms are cash. Willis M. Weed is executor, auctioneer A Powers.
Pastor Rev W W Wiffe of First Presbyterian and Erie Ministerial Association say city officials shield bootleggers and houses of ill fame. He cites police guarding a bootleg joint and claims two officers admitted aiding raids, while federal agents corroborate findings amid widespread tolerance of vice in Erie.
An ad touts San Cura Gintment as a universal antiseptic ointment that heals burns, scalds, bruises, boils, and many skin conditions. It promises quick relief, satisfaction guaranteed, with jars priced at 85 cents to 85 dollars. Also notes a lost diamond brooch on North Center Street, asks finder to leave at the journal office.
Erie June 24 police report a noted hiker named Ifor Nemesis missing after a trip toward the west coast. Bryles arrived days earlier and rented a YMCA room with two roommates Gordon Benton and Wilk Jacd Taylor. Wednesday night the pair left with Styles’s property, including an army blanket and personal items, plus a letter from Montclair mayor to San Francisco mayor. Township officers pursue Benton and Taylor.
Three year old son of Mr and Mrs John Bannabee of Sargent Pa was bitten in the nose when a family dog attacked as he reached for a plate. The child was treated at Kane hospital and the dog was killed.
Marguerite Beauty Shoppe advertises Golden Glint Shampoo with a red tint option and a Bell Phone listing 452 W ota for contact. The ad highlights hair care product availability and a local business contact method.
All Wayne Township farmers who pay their road taxes this month before Saturday July 1 will still receive the Olenhate wne two. Road Supervisors. S. R. Lyons, Secy.
Paul T Dudley of Corry files for divorce from Margaret Allen Dudley in Erie county common pleas court. Married March 20, 1915, he claims desertion by Sept 1 192. Attorney Kincaid represents the petitioner. Respondent's address unknown. subpoena returnable first Monday in August. testimony to be taken by master.
Policy statement from A. M. Litz at 106 N Center St touts better service and materials for repairs. The note emphasizes quality over inferior goods and appeals for customers to trial the offerings, asserting fair pricing and improving machines and work. Local circulation echoes demand for reliable, affordable repairs.
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