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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication terms with a daily schedule except Sunday. It notes addresses on West South Street and lists Pete Aeroete as publisher, along with mail classifications and subscription and rate notices for home delivery and postal matter.
The Senate plans to vote March 24 on the Four Power Pact with an unanimous consent agreement. Observers expect ratification with clarifying reservations. Critics note ambiguity in Article 2 on consultation and reference Senator Lodge and Underwood questioning the treaty’s binding force while defending broader international trust.
A Wilmington Delaware mother took her young son and his 10 year old brother to buy eggs with 50 cents. That afternoon the boys landed at Chester Pennsylvania police headquarters. An investigation revealed an odd tale of psychological interest about their remarkable behavior.
The article links a tiny business tale of two boys in Wilmington turning 8 cents into dollars with a critique of federal overreach after a Wisconsin rate case. It argues Supreme Court rulings threaten state autonomy, warning democracy risks becoming a bureaucracy as it questions constitutional limits and the nation’s progress.
A jumble of remarks from TOM SIMS touches on truth, heat, business revival, and social behavior. The passage riffs on hunting, work, aging generations, and outdated science while noting debt and misprints. It closes with a mistaken reference to ancient creatures.
The funeral for Robert G Beemingen, fatally injured when struck by a passenger train near Corry PA, was held at 10 AM Wednesday at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church Jamestown. Rev David J Ryan officiated with Henry Zimmer providing music and a large local gathering attending.
March 2 on Eagle street a fire truck returning from a call veered off Willard Street and crashed into the South Side Home Bakery on Allen Street. The front of the bakery was demolished. the driver remained uninjured and most firefighters leaped from the vehicle before impact.
An husband claims a glycerine mixture and charted tonics relieved his wife’s yearlong stomach trouble. He describes weight gain and improved comfort after the treatment, praising a “wonderful stomach medicine” despite broad medical concerns. A rental notice for furnished rooms concludes the item.
A vintage advertisement urges buyers in Columbus to contact W. S. Page for DeLaval milking machines separators and repair parts. The copy promotes value and affordability, inviting customers to purchase the best equipment at low prices.
Dayton Ohio woman describes severe pain and immobility until taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She claims rapid improvement allowed her to rise, move, and regain strength, urging others to try the treatments.
Local candidate LAVERNE H. RAYMOND of Greenfield files for the Republican primary in the Third District Erie County Pa on May 16. The campaign seeks party support to contest the state Assembly seat.
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