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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
3
The item lists the Cony Evening Journal address on South Street Corry Pennsylvania with publisher Arthur Colegrove and notes the paper is entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates by mail six dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates to be announced on application.
The piece argues Florenne Alten's Supreme Court nomination reflects a trend toward independence in judges. It emphasizes that judges must be bound by oath and duty to the public, not party influence, and urges the public to demand impartiality from high courts.
The piece discusses the national push for an Equal Rights Amendment, the timing after women’s suffrage, and the aim to remove gender-based legal differences. It notes potential paths, political support, and the idea of codifying equal citizenship rights while acknowledging natural differences and protections.
A local shop on Wy Norty Street opens with new corsets and surgical appliances. Marg Hand and Mrs Black are noted as names connected to the event and boutique.
Twenty years ago Journal Files recount a duck hunting tragedy on Findley’s Lake Saturday. Alton News house and Earl Lusink were killed when their boat capsized. Harry Neckers and George Davis escaped unharmed.
The readable passages allege to discuss punting, photography, nutrition trends, and local life with scattered names and places. It mentions liquid vitamins from wheat, a push for whole wheat and rice, and warnings about conspiracies in the wheat and salt industries, closing with a call for public health action.
A garbled fragment suggests a tense exchange about an alibi and money hidden in a valet’s pocket. The text appears as a distorted quotation with references to a cigarette or tobacco and a thwarted attempt to conceal funds.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs promotes a federal marriage bill to standardize laws across states and ease divorce rules. Provisions include notifying partners publicly, limiting fault grounds, and delaying remarriage, with aim of unifying statutes and reducing existing evils. A separate note states P Wall became janitor at Fairview school filling Mr Bradt's vacancy.
A crowded Saturday sees Erie High School edge Cory High School in a back and forth contest. Players like Sweeney, Nichols, Weeks, Auer, and Foskett led for their teams in a game marked by strong defense and high effort. A $1,500 premium dispute ties to an Abrams and Sons insurance matter mentioned alongside city council notes.
The article extols leather and cloth bindings for their aesthetic value though it cautions against buying books solely for decoration. It argues that even plain volumes gain subtle color and charm from well chosen covers.
The French premier Clemenceau argues Americans are powerful beyond belief and should act to shape world affairs. He warns power brings responsibility and urges the United States to embrace a leading role without harming itself. Also notes progress on standardized safety signals for traffic and buildings to reduce accidents.
Earl C. Elser, a cement contractor of Harrisburg, says Tanlac relieved his stomach troubles after fifteen years, improving appetite and digestion and proving worth thousands to his business. he recommends Tanlac as a cure available at druggists.
Kane residents anticipate December completion of Eldred to state line road upgrades improving travel from Kane to New York City via Olean. The piece notes long dirt stretches, with Kasson Mt Jewett and Portville as key bottlenecks, and outlines expected benefits for future Erie St Mary highway plans.
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