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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal reports on the Waterway argument and New York Chamber meetings debating a St Lawrence waterway project. Officials and public figures critique cultural and industrial impacts, noting opposition to faster cheaper valley routes and concerns about New York prosperity.
A damaged trimmed passage cites a city head of domestic relations discussing the age's tendencies toward anesthesia like relaxed manners and nerve strain. It mentions partners seeking ease and highlights nitrous oxide as a modern convenience, then shifts to a less clear reference to Calvin and a distant figure.
A Sabina Ohio housewife, Mrs Wengon G Hatfield, shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing long term weakness and nervous symptoms. She describes prior illness, ineffective medicines, and renewed energy able to perform housework after taking the product. The letter endorses early use and urges others to try it.
Executor Willis M. Weed announced probate of the estate of Net fir Ho Ebungh. All persons owing or having claims against the estate must present them promptly to the executor at Kincaid. The notice requests any demands be stated without delay and names Willis M. Weed as executor and Kincaid as attorney.
Incoherent text fragment describes a man who attempts a feat with an ox and calf, carrying them toward a mountain. Vague references to comfort, daily routine, and a figure named Garris surface amid garbled phrases and misspellings. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmented wartime dispatch discusses alliance policy and Germany's reparations stance. It notes US and Allied positions on Rhine occupation, hints at American troop presence and press dispatches, and references the Knights of Provision and other wartime entities as part of broader strategy. Paragraphs imply tension over reparation payments and Allied control measures amid evolving wartime alignments.
Fragmented ad style notice promises quick cash by selling Royee Goods with a calendar of inflated earnings. Claims a home business with a 5000 monthly potential and urges readers to contact The Abner Royce Co in Cleveland for a “Money Book” at Station B Box 681.
Albert Law Shy of 9 Anderson Ave Falconer was fatally injured when a car driven by Morice Blakeley representative of Falconer Mirror Works crashed at Himyoudt Ave and Work St. The crash occurred Wednesday afternoon in the Degerville area near Vetock. The accident left the railroad worker dead and authorities investigating.
Me and Mrs JG Bennington of Oil City sue Mex Fussball Flaten of Oil City for 5000 dollars claiming misrepresentation in a Hills ranch deal. Plaintiffs allege the 20 acre property was fertile and productive but the soil proved poor and the ranch failed to meet claims, prompting a disputed exchange and rent compensation.
A 24 year old Reynold Cioncia died after falling from a wash wringer at his home 1648 Walnut Street Erie. The death occurred shortly before noon Wednesday and is reported as a fatal accident with a fractured skull. An administrator's notice announces Letters of Administration for Peter Martinson in Corry PA with payment and claims deadlines.
The U S Railway Labor Board in Chicago ruled contracting shop repair work to outside firms violated the transportation act in a case involving Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad. The decision, described as pivotal, will guide 88 similar cases across 17 railroads and affect thousands of former railroad employees now paid via contractors.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the board declared certain rules illegal and restored contractor employees to preexisting working rulings, with varying provisions enforced by the board and applied differently by row.
Advertises week long price slashing of warranteed goods at Wood's store with thunder and lightning imagery. Lists multiple grocery and household items including bacon salt pork corn starch laundry starch baking powder cocoa vinegar soap toilet paper and canned fruits. Encourages readers to check ad, bring it, and shop early to avoid the rush.
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