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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
8
Advertises buying poultry on Thursday and Friday November 2 and 3 for Thanksgiving. Call Horry Tell or R Lyony & Co at Beaverdam Passio to offer birds.
Winter arrives with light snow flurries and a sharp temperature drop surprising autumn warmth. Forecast calls for rain and colder weather later in the week with a potential return to normal by week’s end. Snow measured about one inch by 8 o clock, heavier seasonal totals noted in recent years.
Fire at the Duquesne Steel Foundry Company plant in Kendall near Pittsburgh causes an estimated 1 million dollars in damage. Eleven of the thirteen buildings are destroyed or severely damaged, with firefighters keeping the blaze in check after about five hours of effort.
Mrs. Thos Smith of 105 Washington Street reports sharp back pains and dizzy spells from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Anne's Drug Store, she notes relief and recommends the remedy. Sold for 50 cents at dealers. Poster Milburn Co, Mrs Hulialo N.Y.
Fair weather delays hamper Council plans to clear the Chestnut Street subway depot project before finishing the fade crossing elimination program. Public Service Commissioner Billing says work likely won’t begin on the Chestnut Street subway before 1924. Mayor Kitts and Street Director Eichorn received his letter outlining concerns.
Butter and creamery prices firm with extras and firsts listed. eggs and cheese show firmness and varied grade quotes. Live poultry demand unsettled with poultry items and hogs steady. grains and minor commodities display mixed spot prices and typical market activity.
John Hosins, 32, of Maddonfield was killed when the car owned by Lasking drove into an open excavation on the White Horse Park road. Earl Busby, 27, of Moorestown, suffered side injuries while Blanche Lent, 23, of Haddonfield, had a broken leg and Larey Marino, 26, of Camden, a ruptured collar bone. They were taken to Homeopathic Hospital. Coroner Hollis investigated.
An oil city raid led to eleven arrests on charges of disorderly houses and running a house of ill fame. Minnie Childs and Heiner Beyden appeared bound over to court after hearings before Alderman Mesread, and were sent to Frewport jail to await trial.
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