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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publication layout lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher. Advertising rates and mail options are noted with annual and per-copy charges.
A discussion argues that children must not be kept from schooling for labor. It favors an amendment to prohibit work that hinders schooling and health, proposing penalties to end child exploitation and ensure education continues for minors. The piece stresses humane treatment and the need for state action to prevent endless mechanical toil.
A museum in New York, focused on preserving records and the early people of this country, faced criticism for its portrayal of Red history. Critics argued the exhibit evades direct questions about origins and migrations, while supporters note a growing interest in uncovering and interpreting evidence across North and South America.
A Lake Michigan reader reports relief from long standing ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She praises the product’s effectiveness when family doctors could not help and urges other women to consider the remedy if physicians fail to cure recurring irregularities and related troubles.
A garbled historical OCR passage presents scrambled names, places, and phrases. It mentions New Yorkers and Constantinople, with oblique references to people like Patti and Gustan. The text lacks coherent events or clear reporting, yielding a fragmentary, unreliable record.
A fragmented British electorate yields a minority government as Conservatives win few seats while Labour and Liberal parties together hold a strong opposition. The vote shows Labour at roughly 40 percent, Liberals 20, with Conservatives lagging. outcome hinges on cross-party cooperation or a weakened Hayes-style majority, while the United States watchers note Britain’s rising conservatism parallels American trends.
A Renovo man employed in the Hitumon mines was injured Monday at 10 forenoon when a pry slipped and caused him to fall. He sustained a broken neck and a fractured skull and was brought to Belows Hospital the same evening in serious condition.
A western forest inspector notes 108 fires recently and credits improved reporting and prompt on ground response. He cites social lessons in prevention, saying twenty years ago no one reported fires and now observers act quickly, shaping attitudes toward responsible forest stewardship.
At the late home of S. M. Steadman No 98 West Frederick Street Sutan Hay afterwood November 28 at one oclock sale to highest bidder will be sold diverse household items farming tools machinery horse tack harness sleighs wagons and various other articles by John Hammond Foster Davis Avotonger executor of the estate of S M Steadman
In wet weather rubbery or treacherous roads threaten drivers. The National Motorist Association discusses developing truly skid resistant surfaces, noting brick and concrete block pavements stay uneven and slick. Concrete or asphalt can be temporarily made safer by surface hardening, but gains fade as crevices reappear. The aim is a permanently smooth, non skidding road home and abroad.
Brief: Walliams Withers of National Bisruit company was shot during an attempted holdup by three bandits. He remains in serious condition at THimatt hospital with four hip injuries. Police sought permission to charge Charles Quackenbush, whose identification was still in doubt as of morning reports. Hospital authorities requested rest and quiet for the wounded man.
Franklin November 28 Chaves Turner of East Fourth Street a baker at Hays Baking Co was badly burned about face and neck around 3 00 am while lighting gas after thinking the valve was off a flame burst into his face. He was taken home had burns dressed and rested comfortably at noon. Exchanger notes a separate county incident of a hunter shot in leg walking twelve miles for aid dying from loss of blood and urges hunters to pair up.
A November 18 War Department letter to Labor shows a promised evacuation plan for the Brakeshoe plant on West Twelfth Street. It cites shortages delaying transfer of machinery from the October sale and outlines expected completion by the Ordinance Department and reconnection of the Northwestern Motor Company building damaged by a Saturday night fire.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a medicinal tea linked to Bulgarian origins with mentions of healing, pneumonia, and a household remedy. The readable portions suggest a claim of health benefits and widespread use, but details are unclear and names or dates are incomplete.
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