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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove informs readers that the publication is entered at the Post Office as second class mail matter in Cony, PA. Subscriptions are $8.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
An unreadable OCR block mixes names, places, and phrases in a garbled tale. It reads like noisy scraps about people and events, with no clear events, dates, or meaningful conclusions to report.
Police report a Jamestown man confessed to stealing an automobile in Kansas City. He faces charges at the municipal court, with potential grand jury or federal action pending as authorities review the case and prepare formal charges.
A historical overview discusses the Russian treasury moving away from paper money toward a gold ruble like standard, with abstraction replacing tangible notes. It examines the potential global chaos, the feasibility of a universal currency, and the challenges of adopting a new monetary system after the war.
A group of post office workers in the city voted to adopt daylight saving hours and shift their day earlier by one hour without closing. Officials have not settled the matter, but a majority support the plan if enough staff approve it and it becomes effective. Some workers prefer later hours and more afternoon or evening time. The change could set a precedent for other groups.
North East prepares for a Friday track event featuring rival Corryigh ialenorty and the Hyiday Terriers as athletes battle for a decisive win. Organizers expect a high attendance with plans to announce further details soon.
A disjointed Erie incident reports a Buffalo raid on a pajama party where a local girl participated. Police pursued suspects on a cold night as several women and a man were charged with illegal operation linked to a “balay farm” style venue.
A man described as a Navy deserter from the United States was arrested by police in Kane. Chief of Police AL Ives said the suspect, about 28 years old, had recently been near Fort Porter and was detained at Syithiport for further action. Local officials, including Leo Vaugh in North Kae, assisted the pursuit, with the case tied to the fort’s commandant. Further information was expected from Port Porter.
Fragmentary 17th century style ad text references middle aged women seeking remedies for nervousness and mood changes. Mentions Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a supposed aid. Includes garbled phrases and illegible lines from a vintage medical circa 1890s advertisement.
Union City, May. A party including Williany du jan and Willi Byun Jant George Belliggen rode to Glenwood Parc when a spring broke and their car overturned near a telegraph pole. A passenger, Wass Hadly Trabedd, was pinned beneath the wreck. Acepital was transported for treatment. Thmiin anil) Bellinner were not seriously injured.
Grateful note to friends and neighbors and the 1. 0. Pant American Legion for kindness and flowers sent during a bereavement, naming many local relations and neighbors who sent support.
State motor department revokes licenses for a group of drivers from Titusville and nearby areas for violations. Names listed include Marty Ghurehy, Robert Sturtork, Frank Sommel, Dania J. Martin, Yuli J Mardin and others from Wayne and Philadelphia regions. Directions of the action and affected counties unclear.
May 9 Erie reports cooperation of federal prohibition agents in enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. Hare W. Goyer, district group head, promised aid though Miles By Kitty notes opposition to both the Eighteenth Amendment and Prohibition. The article stresses rigid enforcement of prohibition and illegal sales of alcoholic beverages at lawful costs.
An old advertisement extols Sin Cura Ointment as a universal cure promising quick relief from bleeding and itching for piles and a wide range of skin ailments. It offers a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy a jar immediately with vivid claims of rapid healing and soothing effects.
Ex Crown Prince Wilhelm Hohenzollern recalls maternal warmth amid strained ties with the Kaiser. He describes a court system of go betweens that muffled truth, worsened miscommunications, and helped drive Germany toward catastrophe. He contrasts his father’s distant authority with his mother’s empathy and details court intrusions shaping late imperial decisions.
Notice in Cory Erie County Pennsylvania announces letters of administration granted for the estate of Peter Martinius, late of Cory. Creditors and others with claims must present them to Frank M. Loveland, administrator, Corry, Pa., or his attorney Le Baas, Corry, Pa., without delay.
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