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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday in West South Strent Corry Pennsylvania. Publisher names A D Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove. Rates include 1 cent per copy for Pont offers and three cents per copy for carrier delivery. Advertising rates to be announced soon.
A distorted critique of history education centers on evolution debates and the role of public intellectuals like Wells. The piece argues the best teachers spark curiosity, urging students to seek facts for themselves rather than be fed guaranteed answers. It defends open inquiry over rote memorization.
Fragmented report cites Rev J W Campbell delivering remarks on honesty in politics. It mentions tensions in national leadership, alleged moral lapses among public figures, and a push for reform amid upheaval in New York City and Washington. The piece notes calls for accountability and references figures like Andrew Jalan and Secretary Gilleale amid public records disputes.
A letter discusses school vacation effects on families and city planning. It argues vacation timing affects housing choices and playground development, urging authorities to consider student wellbeing and teacher schedules in future year.
A fragmented account describes a New York play about an American family. A struggling troupe, lacking a willing manager, finances and stages the production themselves. The piece notes critical public interest and eventual challenges faced by the company and its members.
A personal and committee note from the patriotic friends of Coty thanking supporters who contributed flowers for Memorial Day. The Flower Committee expresses gratitude for all who responded to their appeal and for generous acts from the community.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions varying places and phrases from politics and travel. It appears as a mosaic of unrelated snippets with names like Detroit and Russia and a voice referencing a person named Tom Sims, without coherent events or dates. The readable content lacks a clear story or structure to summarize.
William, of 7i Greenfield Ave in Pirtehing Pa, reports three years of worn nerves and stubborn stomach trouble ended after taking Tanlac. He says his appetite returned, he sleeps better, and his work is easier now with improved energy and strength.
A Meadville woman alias Mrs J C Clark alias Mrs George Dahil faces counterfeiting charges. She lives on Urtek road and is awaiting a hearing before Alderman A. Hipyniton. The case, referenced by Robert Weir of the Independent Drugstores, is set for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
High gale gas and air pulls auto supplies. Guaranteed tires priced at 850 dollars. Vulcanizing and free air offered. Located at 180 Main St Ga. 16.
Meadvill e May 1 Raymond Davenport nine year old son of Mr and Mrs W P Davenport Liberty Street was struck by an auto driven by Harry Morrie on North Street near the North Street Garage. He was taken to City Hospital with a disfigured shoulder and possible internal injuries. The incident occurred as Davenport darted from between two cars into the street and Morrie’s car, moving slowly, stopped with the front wheel on the boy’s shoulder. Morrie assisted and rushed the boy to the hospital.
Albany May 1 a state secretary issued a charter for the Livieale Cheater Corporation of Dunkirk to operate a theater and motion picture house along with a printing and stamp business. Capital stock lists 3 000 shares and 5 00 shares no par value, with $500 initial business. The Mitrators for the first year, all from Buffalo, include J J Walsh 50 shares Henry B Boone 10 shares and Marian Rocklin 10 shares.
Associate Judge BG Beck of St Marys had a harrowing escape when the car he rode in turned turtle near Flower Valley. He was extricated, taken to Andrew Kati Memorial Hospital for X rays showing a wrenched right term. He later rested at home after recovering from shock and is reported resting easier. Two experienced men are wanted to build wire fences at Journal office.
Announcement states the world’s largest business training institute is forming new classes in accounting salesmanship and business administration. Interested individuals should send their nine age and business and home address to Box da care of Journal 605.
San Cura Ointment touted as a marvelous remedy for eczema itching blading piles and fever sores with a money back guarantee. Advert claims cure for chapped hands chafed skin and minor burns offering prices of 850 650 1.26 and 42 50 though wording is inconsistent and promotional.
Partial OCR fragments list several sale items including a Ford touring car offered at 100 dollars and a bungalow or barn on Euclid Street with a contact Bell 106 Mor, plus a Nod car on Worth Street and an item at 28 Worth Street. The text is fragmented with garbled addresses and prices.
Jamestown May day reported fines of 100 dollars imposed on two motorists in City Court. The judge warned repeat offenders that drunken driving endangers many lives and pledged no leniency for intoxicated drivers.
Donnie Korainstei, billed as Baby Vamp, takes first prize at the annual baby parade held in Carl Sehurs Park New York. Spectators praised her striking stare and dramatic look, making her the standout participant of the event.
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