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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
3
Publication details for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper listing daily except Sunday schedule on West South Street. It includes the editor Arthur Colegrove and pricing: 00 per year, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, plus advertising terms and post office entry information.
The Fair Tariff League denounces high tariff advocates as greedily exploiting consumers. It details how the Fordney bill burdens families with 3 billion in duties while collectors gain, and argues protected industries oversell Europe yet seek more protection. It notes hosiery and goods as examples of misused tariffs and calls for reform to protect living standards.
The soldiers bonus bill passed the House by a large majority but faces a tough Senate fight and a President unfriendly to a tax free plan. Debate labeled the measure bold brick and hokum as it mirrors campaign promises from the GOP. Only those who will receive money directly hinge on enactment despite the public display of support.
A column notes adjusted compensation limits for veterans and favors varied noncash restitution. It discusses four power Pacific treaty weaknesses, League of Nations criticism, and U.S. tariff and freight-rate issues. It compares Harding to Roosevelt, Lloyd George rumors, and the coal strike, urging stability in coal mining and warning of political forgetfulness after elections.
A garbled collage notes politicians, workers, and social life with references to miners, unemployment, Congress, and a British editor’s quips. It mentions Times, Harding, Lenine, Rockefeller, and a scattered run of weather, medical bits, and fashion ads for summer weaves and Easter cloths.
Ridgway March 24 grand jury in the Commonwealth v Gregoria Lorene and Frank Monen for the murder of Edward Hill at Jilenamburigs returned a true bill. Proceedings to select jurors to try the case begin shortly after. Additional text references officials and a National Reservation, unrelated to the murder case.
A garbled clipping cites a weight build up product tied to NI Ames and Cb. It mentions a scheme to guarantee gain or money via a depotine agent, with unclear names and jurisdiction. The readable fragments imply an advertisement or endorsement for a remedy or investment.
A Delaval milking equipment notice seeks W S Page for repair parts and testing supplies. The ad emphasizes separators and maintenance needs for the Danville area dairy operation.
New season fashions showcase Spring Co-Ed dresses in Taf feta at 16.75, Canton Crepe and Crepe Meteor from 16.75 to 35.00, Sport Spun Jersey and Serge at 12.50 to 16.75. Hosiery in browns and neutrals with silk options 1.50 to 3.00. Voile Waists 1.75 to 2.75, Georgette over-blouses 3.98 to 5.50. Gloves in brown and white 2.00 to 3.75. Chain belts 0.50 to 1.50.
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