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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
3
Publication details list post office address West South Street Corry Pa with ownership by A D Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove. Rates shown include by mail 4500 per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week and advertising rates on application.
The piece argues advertising shapes demand across firms from clothing to fruits, noting large campaigns by Ohio and New York companies, and retailers like Hicks in Cleveland. It describes sustained promotions extending beyond openings, with firms using period advertising to stabilize production and sales through off-peak periods.
A newspaper correspondent reports a Conference on the Limitation of Armaments describing a method to set ship ratios. The outline includes using counts of American British and Japanese ships, cube roots, distances between coasts, exchange rates, and national widths to compute a thermal point for figures from the right, with a local notice about Cohen’s Store in the Cohen Block offering rooms.
Fragmentary OCR text suggesting a political or personal note with unclear names and places. No coherent facts emerge. content reads like garbled headlines or notes without verifiable entities or events.
A garbled stream of humorous snippets and musings on theater, politics, fashion, and daily life. The monologue references musicians, politicians, readers, and cultural touchstones, with scattered phrases about curfews, coffee, counterfeit money, and odd quotes.
Venango County will see a surge in highway work as contracts were awarded for the Salina to Clarion County line link to Kavanaugh DeNira Construction Co of Youngstown at 49,000 per mile. Additional contracts for three more roads in the county are expected to be awarded next month as state routes expand.
March 17 large automobile from the Olean Taxicab Company burned in Iucha Creek after leaving the highway ten miles from the city. The driver Tod Gorton escaped injury as the vehicle did not overturn. Gorton described a brief moment of exposure before attempting to adjust a Bell telephone line at 210 Maple Ave.
A public sale will be held Monday March 20 at 10 a m on the Allee DeJean farm east of Spring Creek. Items include 6 cows and calves, 1 grade Dilthum, 1 grade Holstein, 4 Holstein cows, a yearling steer, a yearling Holstein heifer, a pair of work horses, harness, wagons, tools, farm implements, a Sharples milk separator, churn, incubator, sewing machine, furniture, household goods, and potatoes. Terms: cash or approved notes up to 12 months.
Plans for a school week event outline demonstrations from Grades 1 to 12, with departments showing work in homemaking millinery and agriculture. The Harlow Hardware windows display, public talks, and a speech clinic by Helen Peppard are planned along with tours, exhibitions, and a late afternoon program in Center Street.
A damaged OCR note describes a company Solvax, P Amon & Co offering tutoring for weakness and symptoms of kidney disorders with a satisfaction guarantee or money refund. It mentions price points and a polluting or unclear payment claim.
In selecting a memorial you will find it satisfactory to visit our new show room at 104 E Washington St to view various monument and marker styles. You can see how they will look when erected on your cemetery lot. Decoration Day orders are welcome at Starr Granite and Marble Works 104 a St.
Obituary recalls Mri Rye Conner a Corry native who died in New Jersey at 90. Born in Elizabeth New Jersey on Tuesday, she was a long time resident of Corry and widow of Mp George P Guidsmuli. Survived by daughters and many relatives, burial at Pine Grove Cemetery with service at the Methiet chapel.
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