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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
3
Publicity note from Cory Evening Journal at West South Street Corry Pa listing publisher Arthur Colegrove and post office entry details with mail rates six dollars yearly carrier price three cents per copy and weekly insertions.
Amid postwar discourse Germans debate who caused the conflict blaming leaders like Ludendorff, Kaiser, and Crown Prince, but experts argue responsibility lies with the nation’s ambition and arrogance. The world cautions against single-person fault, urging reflection on collective incentives and pride before a fall.
Ohio leads in aiding farm animals through the Hettes Stocks movement and department reports. About 2,128 needy farm animals in the state have pledges, with plans to harness private fuel and transport to Corry for future use.
Warren reports no clue to the identity of a body found by hunters near Sugar Rim Wednesday. The man will be interred in Potter's Field, with authorities awaiting leads to identify him.
A report notes American industry spends about 70 million yearly on scientific research and development. It highlights waste from cutthroat competition and urges firms to cooperate, share ideas, and standardize methods to improve manufacturing and leadership.
A collection of disjointed phrases about whirlwind talkers travel for love and marriage Florida divorce gossip and political ideals. It references prohibition changing ages in society and comments on movies audiences and election choices with scattered reflective lines and racial and gendered social ideas.
London Nov 3 United Press reports the Prince of Wales injured his arm when his horse slipped while riding in Wiltshire yesterday. The engagement to unveil a memorial tablet in Westminster Abbey appears cancelled. The injury is described as not serious.
George Sullichyon, released from Lyneham county jail after paying $4 a month support, was rearrested on a Potter county warrant accusing him of larceny. Culbertson, former United Brethren minister and bond salesman from Buffalo, sworn in by D M Gilson, charged with selling worthless horse to Shingle Jone residents. Sullichyon arraigned. bail set at $500 for next criminal court term at Doublersport. he departed for Buffalo.
Olean residents report a large cross of fire atop Hamer Hill in the North End. A loud explosion drew attention, followed by a cross blaze that burned about twenty minutes near an abandoned quarry. Police logged a rotten egg attack on a West End home and a crowd of workers pelted the area with eggs, causing a foul smell.
The undersigned offers at public sale on the Corry Findlay Lake road six miles north of Corry and 1/2 mile south of Cutting on Monday November 6 at 10 o'clock a.m. the farm’s stock and equipment including Holstein cows and calves, a gray gelding, hens, tons of hay and ensilage, farm implements, wagons, pulleys and gear, hunting gear, incubators, and more. Terms: sums under $50 cash. over $50 nine months on bankable notes at 6 percent. Bert Welden, V. I. Powers, auctioneers.
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