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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Pennsylvania daily paper lists advertising rates and post office details while printing a jumbled, fragmentary editorial note about a four power treaty and quotes on bread prices. The mix includes stray phrases about authorship, courage, and agreement, reflecting a rough OCR from a historic issue.
A critique denounces President Harding and the Republican majority for a disappointing record after a year in office. It notes limited constructive legislation, tariff misfires, ongoing unemployment, farm issues, and war bonus promises. It highlights the Washington Conference as a slim bright spot and urges strong Democratic organization nationwide to capitalize in the next election. It also references a medical advertising insert about Dr Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery.
A fragmentary page lists quips about telephones and Bell, social gossip on marriages and fashion, sports lore including a pennant note, jokes about liquor, a gun and violence, tax deadlines, and local etiquette. It reads like a scattershot column of short items, quotes, and light commentary with no single story.
In Clearfield county the Woner Act restricting liquor licenses is ruled unconstitutional. The court finds the act conflicts with the eighteenth amendment and harms public welfare, leading to the refusal of all license applications.
Milton W. Shreve announces candidacy for Representative in Congress in the 25th Pennsylvania district. The nomination rests with Republican voters at the Spring Primary on May 10, 1922. He signs the public notice as a sincere candidate.
March at Kane reports an engine failure on passenger train No 60 near Ridgway. The wreck damaged the tender creating a two hour delay as crews moved to Kane for a rescue engine. The eastern flyer also ran late by about two hours due to engine trouble on divisions east of here.
In Salamanca a man died from alcohol related illness. Mayvier N. and Clarence Bradley faced charges in Ripley and Salamanca for attempted abduction and related offenses. Bradley received four suspended sentences totaling thirty days in jail after court intervention by his wife and a Winsome unit. Judge Ottaway indicated harsher penalties if not for the defendants' stated motives. The case involved deception about a sick wife and a trip believed to be for warmth and amusement. Separately a Polish resident Kaitun Nowar, 43, was found dead in his room, with apoplexy from acute alcoholism listed as cause. A New Edison radio and other items were offered for sale.
Two women recount serious pelvic pain and doctors urging surgery. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound they regained ability to work and improved health. Testimonial letters urge others to try the product and request a free book on female ailments.
Father Hurley, director of utilities, said the St Josephs Orphanage fund drive in Erie is certain to meet its goal. He noted immediate Catholic and nonCatholic support and expected the $300,000 goal to be surpassed during the two week campaign.
Advertisement for Vitayeast pills sold by N. F P. Ames & Co claiming real vitamins and stimulating compounds. It promises easy absorption, restored nutrition, toned nerves, and weight gain with a satisfaction guarantee.
Marty 8 Pred Voshiuntth of 285 Pant Print street faced preliminary hearing before Alderman Hannett on charges tied to attempting to set fire at the Kelsey saloon on State street. Investigation noted offers from Wardburg and fire department members. defendant remanded to jail awaiting May criminal term.
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