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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
3
Advertises Corry Pennsylvania mailing details for a publication. Public notice lists second class mail matter status and annual and per copy rates. Advertising rates are available on request.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or column with scattered names and dates. The passage mentions events, people, and a future work in a hazy schedule tone, but lacks clear actions, outcomes, or a coherent story to summarize.
Seattle reader recounts severe back and side pain with fever and sleepless nights for two months. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, symptoms improved and she regained energy to resume daily work.
A garbled account centers on Whitt and Whitmore in a tense school event. The text references coaching, a Winger, and a public figure named Benita. The fragment hints at a political tone and local tensions without clear outcomes.
The article discusses reactions to the Volstead Act and possible repeal efforts. It notes concerns from supporters and opponents, including fears a modification could reintroduce strong drinks, and mentions upcoming elections and public sentiment on liquor controversy.
Joseph Bayer Jr. was found dead on a cabin doorstep in Ridgway area with broken ribs and abdominal bruising. A coroner's jury ruled death from injuries believed caused by a vehicle strike on the road near his cabin. A second jury is to review new evidence as four local youths report finding him and moving him to the doorstep. Investigators seek the automobile driver and related details.
The World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention met in Philadelphia to set a two year program defending prohibition laws. Delegates from every state will draw plans to solidify the temperance cause and press to avoid any repeal or weakening of prohibitions in the United States.
The will of Hyron A. Walker, former head of a Lowell company, leaves $15,000 to two Erie churches and the Young Men's Christian Association. Emma Walker receives the family home at 453 West Sixth Street, a car and other belongings plus $7,000 annual income, Howard R. Walker gets the 610 West Seventh Street home, and daughter Mabel Briggs $1,200 yearly.
In New Castle Pennsylvania a party of eight is reported missing after a voyage planned via Valparaiso and Santiago toward Buenos Aires. The group includes attorney and Mrs Reynolds and several local residents. Officials in Chile are assisting efforts to locate them.
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