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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal details publication address and staff, with post office entry as second class mail matter. Subscription rates listed as 35.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier, plus a fifteen cent weekly or similar rate misspelled.
The piece argues for another era of conservation in California redwood country. It notes government protection and lumber interests must balance to sustain forests, promote reforestation, limit fire risk, and ensure long term timber supply while not relaxing other conservation efforts.
A fashion debate weighs long versus short skirts with a compromise on mid length designs. A New York department store orders spring skirts of nine inches from the ground, signaling a shift away from very short or very long styles. The piece also notes political and royal reflections on hunting and forthcoming election outcomes.
The readable text mentions individuals and activities loosely including salon topics, politics, and cryptic references. It references a 1924 calendar, a preserved cryptian find in Mexico, and local figures from Mississippi and Detroit with various unrelated fragments and garbled phrases.
Local plant reports new orders for locomotive types including 488 mountain and 282 superheater models for freight and passenger service. Western Pacific Railroad places several orders for Mikula and related models, with additional consolidation type motors and associated equipment.
A fragmented 1902 item notes a football game between the Schenectady team and the Hotel team played on a November afternoon. The piece recalls a dramatic scene in a theater setting, with comments on a first-night performance by John Palmer and an ensemble. References to weather and local buildings pepper the prose.
Local club hosts a radio concert for its members and spouses tonight at seven. The event promises a fine program with a guest from Chicago and invites all members and ladies to attend.
A fragmented ad touts a women’s remedy claiming to ease motherhood and pregnancy symptoms. It touts “reliable” relief from a doctor’s recommended pills or liquids, urging readers to seek confidential medical guidance.
An Industrial League meeting is set tonight at the Municipal building with representatives invited to discuss the winter game and fund-raising plans. Attendees will confirm entries and timing, with aims to organize participation and support.
The Pine Grove Cemetery driveways are under construction with J Mt Leave and Som delivering about 150 feet paved daily. Directors met to discuss expanding paving to complete more sections and possibly pave the entire cemetery. The project aims to finish all sections eventually.
Burglars forced the safe in the Lord Bras store office on Liberty Street Franklin, timing between 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday morning. They stole jewelry and cash totaling about $7,000, with investigators named as Dave Vine and others.
A window display at Stennett & Son showcases fashion shifts from long, dragging skirts to the 1922 short styles. Butterick patterns, sold for over forty years, err exhibit past sheets and the Delta 10 pattern aiding fit and material savings.
A large audience attended the opening at the Little Theatre as the High door auditar hosted the Library sects. Varina cast members performed successfully with a teleminae and earned applause. Oliver Money and Weatherer are listed as the second number, scheduled to visit the city on December 4th.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a candidate, voters and a sale notice. It lists names, places and roles with broken phrases. The text also advertises a rental and job postings with unclear details and contact hints.
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