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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at Corry Pennsylvania. Arthur Colegrove listed as publicist. Post office entry as second class mail matter. Rates by mail five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A scrambled editorial contrasts anti commercialization of patriotism with proposed military pay shifts. It discusses reducing privates’ pay while boosting higher ranks under Senator Wadworth’s plan, noting officers’ bonuses and the broader political stance on wartime compensation. The piece shifts to Chile Peru Bolivia boundary talks, Bolivia’s loss of access to the Pacific, and ends with a whimsical note on the national flower, the dandelion, gaining popularity.
Estate of Corrin D. Jackman of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania announces Letters Testamentary issued to Marble Jackman. All debts payable to the estate must be settled promptly and any claims verified before due date. Corry PA attorney W Ed Marsh represents the administratrix.
A collection of garbled phrases references about insects and experiments with tears and pine hay, mentions 30 000 varieties of insects, and notes a controversial post headline scan. It includes stray lines about washing dishes and moralized quotes from various voices, with references to a Genoa conference and local sentiments.
In Erie County Pennsylvania the executor of Levi O Lindsey deceased announces probate actions. All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and all claimants should present their demands without delay to Clayton T Nannery, registrar of wills.
May 16 at Sudtle Valley Henry Cornell of Milan was found guilty in a grand larceny case. He allegedly took 140 dollars from Louis Jensen at Cornell's soft drink shop on April 1. Jensen reported 29 one dollar bills missing, while patrolman John Randall recovered a bag with 20 one dollar bills and other notes from under nearby rooms. Sentencing set for Monday at ten.
Mayville May 15 The body of four unidentified woman about five feet six inches tall and 153 pounds was found floating about foot from the west shore of Lake Chautauqua at Cottage Grove. She wore a davis bine traveling suit, grey gloves, two gold rings, and no marks of violence. An unnamed Pennsylvania Railroad employee saw a nervous woman at the station on Thursday. Authorities consider she may have entered the water within four to ten hours prior. The case remains under investigation with possible identity efforts ongoing.
An advisory promotes healthful sleep and warns caffeine from coffee and tea can cause weakness and low mood. It suggests trying Postum as a caffeine free alternative, describing it as a rich cereal beverage free of harmful elements and suitable for all ages to drink anytime.
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