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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists mailing rates and publication details for The New Italy, with yearly and per-copy charges. It also contains a garbled Italy dispatch critiquing fascist diplomacy and the Allied stance, mentioning Mussolini and shifts in postwar plans.
The piece surveys debates on women’s rights and maternity during consideration of suffrage, noting opposition from husbands and fathers and comparing aims with international views. It cites figures like Wurman and references France and England, hinting at shifts in public life and birth rates while signaling wartime political tensions.
Fragmented notes describe Governor Joan Blaine leading a circular campaign tour from Wisconsin to New Orleans and Jack, promoting Wisconsin products nationwide. The piece contrasts campaign advertising with a broader push to boost domestic trade and export business.
A dense critique discusses Dr. Mapeey Wile and the topic of Jongerty, arguing heredity and congenital weakness shape health outcomes. It questions medical authority, moral blame, and the role of personal responsibility in death, urging a broader view of medical ethics.
An advertisement promotes MiONa Stomach Tabs from Ames & Co claiming relief from indigestion and discomfort. It promises quick aid and a simple remedy for upset stomachs.
ERIF Nov 22 Recovery of George Ottenn 48 of West wolfth street who was struck on the head with a hatchet during a fight on Nineteenth street Sunday night in Humot hospital. Police say Ottenn sustained a skull fracture and John Chinapal 52 is held on an open charge pending outcome of Ottenns injuries.
A fragmented note discusses dictionary use and spelling hints. It mentions comfort in words and methods to spell a sword but contains tangled phrasing and nonsensical connectors.
The executor sells at 88 West Frederick Street on Saturday afternoon November 25 at 2 oclock sharp all household and kitchen furniture, farming tools, harness, vehicle gear, tools, hay, engines, wagons, and more to the highest bidder. Cath John Hammond and Foster Davin avotioneer are the executors of the estate of M Steadman.
A late 1902 chronicle notes items from the Journal Files including a firebelt screen shipment and Gamewell storm system work in progress at a bell tower, ideas for box calls in theaters, shooting gallery hires, a High School football title bid with Warren, an Athenian society oyster supper, convalescing smallpox patients, a boy’s accident near First and Second Avenues, and rising horse thefts near Franklin with galvalve animals stolen.
High School hosts a farm festival with judging contests in the afternoon for 7th and 8th grades, exhibits in home planning and agriculture. The evening features a Thanksgiving operetta The Soul of Priscilla and a farm play closing at 9 15 with a speech by Robert Engle of the farm bureau.
Washington date Nov 22 Clemenceau speech drawing danger of renewed war by German militarists faced sharp Senate critique. At least two senators, including Hitchcock of Nebraska and Borah, weighed public replies to the former French premier amid treaty fight tensions.
Notice states dissolution of the Knowlton Brothers partnership after L. P. Knowlton’s death. George W. Knowlton, successor, purchases the deceased partner’s interest and will run the business from the old stand. All firm accounts are payable to the successor for settlement.
Oil City man Barney Willanger was found guilty on a charge of possessing and transporting liquor. A second indictment for selling liquor was not sustained. The trial occurred Tuesday after a Monday session. District Attorney Lee A. McCrackett prosecuted, with PA Wilbert defending.
G H Miles died at Corry hospital late Thursday after a lingering illness. He was 40 and had moved from Jamestown to live with his brother for the past year. Survived by brother Gerry Miles of Jamestown. He served as a watchman for the P R R for twelve years. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 in Alexander's parlors with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
The article explains the redouble in No Trump double problems, outlining why redoubling after a second hand doubles and dealer’s partner holds No Trump creates large penalty chances. It notes the redouble as a strong defense and ideal when hands distribute evenly for big scores.
In this 1921 informatory article the dealer should redouble only with strong quick trick strength and the partner must bid after a redouble. It explains business doubles, penalties for opponents, and cautions against unsound doubles to avoid shifting contracts or exposing the partnership to penalties.
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