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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details for Corry Pennsylvania with Cotegrove and Colegrove as publishers. It notes daily publication except Sunday, mailing options, post office entry at Corry, and advertising rate information.
The piece discusses Lady Astor and a National Women's Trade Union League event in Philadelphia. It argues for ongoing dialogue between capital and labor, quoting Astor on “continuous consultation” as essential to steering the nation’s industrial system through strikes and disruptions. It warns against reliance on formal partnerships and predicts challenges in achieving such cooperation.
A Washington letter laments Congress may forget teen tragedy at Knickerbocker Theater. It urges inspectors and funds to ensure adequate fire safety, building codes, and local regulation to protect theatergoers. Citizens should demand better oversight and timely action.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Europe and journalism, with references to Cher, JE M Ether, and a 700 journalists figure. It reads like a mistranscribed quote about truth, critical daily impact, and a European press context without clear events or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a national debate on reforestation and fire protection, citing forest loss, policy discussions, and Secretary figures. It mentions planting millions of trees, state actions, and the goal of bolstering timber resources, with references to Nebraskan policy and Arbor Bay.
The piece quotes Lan Astor addressing the National League of Women Voters. It discusses France's stance toward Germany and England. It weighs whether France can persuade, arguing the most serious European question is averting a broader war and catastrophe.
A Washington editor reports a surge of insulting telephone pranks described as an epidemic. Messages accuse a caller or group of harassing and misusing phone lines, prompting the editor to seek remedies and noting repeated attempts to reach the paper for help.
The document discusses US officials urging international loans to aid nations in need of Western support. It cites views on strengthening industrial and security ties, notes calls for proper US representation at a major conference, and mentions possible economic strategies involving gold surplus and European recovery. The text also references figures like De Valera and George, and touches on broader postwar financial balance.
The article questions U S military manpower needs amid World War I era talk of conscription and capacity. It weighs public opinion, Congress, and leaders on how large an army is required, and whether spending and mobilization reflect national principles and future security.
A garbled report notes the twenty fifth annual state convention of the Knights of Columbus in Pennsylvania opening at Williamsport yesterday with scattered items on organizers and schedule.
Notice of Letters of Administration granted for the estate of Peter Martineio of Corrs City Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to pay immediately. Contact Frank M Loveland or Walter L Peake, administrators and attorney in Corry, Pennsylvania.
An Erie report details threats to a prominent city officer amid a legal saga surrounding the slaying of Mou and the jailing of San Vaccaro of Cleveland. District Attorney Hass Lewwine and local officials monitor renewed tensions as investigations unfold in New York and Ohio, with campaigns of intimidation reported connected to the case.
Mrs Mary Hoopengarden of Decford Pennsylvania shares her experience with Dr. Pierce remedies. She reports improved health and strength after using Favorita Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. She praises them for restoring nerves digestion and general wellbeing and recommends obtaining the prescription from druggists or writing to Dr Pierce for advice.
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