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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1922
Page
3
The notice lists the Cony Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania with postal classification as second class matter. It shows mailing options by mail at $5.00 yearly and by carrier at three cents per copy or fifteen cents weekly, plus advertising rates available on request.
The piece argues the trade war has begun as U S policy clashes with British flagged lines and a naval shipping board response. It urges building an American merchant marine despite costs and criticizes tariff legislation hindering national maritime aims.
The piece discusses Thomas Nast as creator of the donkey and elephant emblems, depicting the donkey as a defender of the people and the elephant as costly and burdensome to rulers. It critiques wartime prisoners and broader political themes, noting public fatigue with federal actions and the moral stance of President.
A noisy, fragmentary essay argues California's fruit industry ties to timber supply, warning on fire danger and advocating forest use for future lumber. It notes growth, prosperity, and the need to guard forests while discussing rural economic upheavals. It also lampoons church fines and tax ideas amid social critique.
Mrs Mertz of Kutztown Pennsylvania shares a glowing testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding fertility and childbirth. The letter claims the remedy helped her conceive and deliver a baby nearly a year old, urging other women to try the product. The advertisement highlights long standing endorsements and decades of use.
A garbled mosaic of sayings and quips surveys politics weather sports and daily life. It riffs on Ruth Ford England China and America with jokes about soap straws hats and open doors amid chaotic phrases and playful aphorisms.
Modern prices and quick work for water color, walnut or oil paintings. Inquire at 647 South Center Street or Bell phone 247.
Warren merchants, angered by the strict traffic enforcement said to hurt out of town customers, plan action. They will bring the issue to the Chamber of Commerce urging revision or cessation of the ordinance or its enforcement.
Three year old George Kurtz ran from home on May 6 as his mother prepared dinner. He was struck and killed by a Buffalo and Lake Erie traction car near West Eighteenth Street, within a minute of leaving the house.
Major General George Rickards, head of the Militia Bureau, wages a campaign to improve National Guard welfare and morale. He pledges a fair chance for the Guard, opposes House bills cutting arm y appropriations and army strength, and seeks to bridge the gap between the Regular Army and the Guard.
Describes a car designed for ideal balance and the lightest road weight within its wheelbase. Mentions snubbers and cold tires. Notes optional color choices for customization.
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