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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication data including daily issues except Sunday, West South Street Corry PA address, and carrier and mail rates. Rates show $5.00 per year by mail, 3 cents per copy by carrier, and 15 cents per week. Advertising terms are available by application.
A Franklin News opinion argues saving as the foundation of financial progress for youth. It cites public figures and warns against heedless spending, urging the nation to teach saving, prudent budgeting, and forethought for future opportunities. An executor’s notice follows regarding the estate of Nallio C Blakeslee.
A garbled OCR page mixes politics and social quotes about prohibition, golf and fashion. Names and places are unreadable, but the scattered impressions touch on hooliganism, college life, and celebrity-like anxieties, all framed as overheard banter and rumor.
Ridgway reports a fatal auto truck collision at the corner of Park and North Broad streets. Kenneth u AWannon, seven months old, died at High Quality General Hospital from an internal hemorrhage sustained when the child was struck yesterday evening.
A letter-like notice claims an 82 year old man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restored health after catarrh stomach and bowel troubles. It states one dose works and offers money back. Also includes a political announcement urging support for TON W. SHREVE as Republican candidate for Representative in Congress in Pennsylvania's 2nd district, filing for May 10, 1922.
Erie March 10 an alleged attempt by Mrs Joe Pidlud to destroy by fire a store owned by her husband failed Thursday morning as firemen controlled an incendiary blaze causing over 100 dollars in damage. Deputy state fire marshal Teor vb said evidence suggested arson and noted Mrs Pidlud was slightly injured on her right side as flames spread too quickly for escape.
On March 1 John Reid of Reid Gas Engine Co. escaped serious injury when his car neared a New York Central switch engine pulling tank cars near the crossing. The engine struck the rear of his vehicle, snapping a fender. no one was hurt. The engine was under the control of Conductor Adams of Stoneyer.
A one year old girl, Jen nie Nowak of Dunkirk, has been missing since around 7 p m Tuesday. Neighbors say Charles Pierce, 27, was seen at the Nowak home with the child shortly before she vanished. Police and family describe searches of the residence and area, with no sign of the child or the suspect at this time.
Local copy promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. Testimonial claims strength, relief from distress, and invites readers to obtain samples and medical advice. Includes farm labor ad and miscellaneous notices.
Jamestown March 10 living Finkelstein of New York City was arrested by Hornell police after allegedly robbing Peoples Credit Clothing Company at 1 East Third Street of about $600. He was remanded to the county jail by Under Sheriff Ernest A Gossett to await action of the grand jury convening in May.
A fragmentary report notes a person named Jane feeling odd and drowsy. It mentions a sense of spring and fatigue as possible harbingers, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A fragmented interview with Samuel M. Vauclein discusses global markets, noting that Europe shows signs of recovery while Germany remains busy. The expert predicts higher business activity worldwide within a year, with Open market advantages and wage pressures influencing production, consumption, and investment.
Fragmentary text discusses yeast tablets and vitamins with claims of health benefits and rapid results. Mentions multiple brands or formulations, with scattered references to dosing and cost. Context appears promotional and unclear in this OCR snippet.
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