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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
The article discusses ongoing coal industry problems amid government interest. It notes plans for mobilizing coal production, continuous operation, and miner welfare. Representative Bland presses for scientific study and data to guide Congress, while debates over rail policies and mine output loom.
Public notice from the Corry Evening Journal listing publishing details and subscription rates. Provides address West South Street Corry Pa and pricing: by mail five dollars per year, by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request. Publisher Arthur Colegrove is named.
The United Mine Workers Journal editor Hay Flix Searles predicts Congress will act to stabilize the coal industry. He favors a constructive plan over a commission, citing overcapacity, tense labor relations, and calls for reduced production and better cooperation between operators and miners to end the strike. The Cleveland Plain Dealer critiques a study commission and urges practical action grounded in reliable data.
Industry experts say the motor car is still in early development with hotter riding quality, better power, greater fuel efficiency, and higher speeds with safety to come. In twenty years the car has advanced greatly, yet growth continues as demand and expectations push manufacturers toward greater comfort, health, and prosperity.
An anonymous letter to a New York paper calls for stopping discussion of the wriggling statue Civic Virtue. Director Wisler of the American Museum of Natural History offers a judge ment that the face resembles a 14 year old boy, not a full adult. Anthropologists urge re evaluation of statuary for age and innocence, warning galleries may hide flawed art.
Federal Blue Sky Law discussion notes that the Denison Will seeks to help states guard their laws against fraudulent securities. It passed the House and is expected to reach the Senate soon. The piece argues current state laws lack central enforcement and only partial remedies exist. It urges public education to reduce future investor losses.
A sprawling, unreadable collage of jokes and snippets ranges from political digs and labor mentions to fashion, crime, and ads. It references miners strikes, debt jokes, a Soliman line, and a jobs ad, with scattered place names and personalities, all in a noisy, disjointed stream typical of an OCR newspaper fragment.
Ridgway voters reject a $40,000 bond proposal by a wide margin with 1,076 negative and 681 affirmative ballots. The outcome favors financing a new Lula structure over buying the old house hall. Council President Norton to convene Friday at 7:30 PM to discuss fire track leasing as North Broad St building lease ends in June.
Arthur L Reeves secretary of Austinburg Fuels & Light Co Ohio credits Dr Orths Stomach Remedy with curing his seven month relief from acute indigestion and says a large box cost 75 cents can be purchased at Thomas Downeys and other druggists The Orth Laboratory Co Fast Liverpool Ohio funds the claim and urges others to try the remedy for stomach issues.
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