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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
3
Corry Pa publisher Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher with post office entry as second class mail matter. Advertising rates or details are available on application requests.
An OCR fragment recounts Kemal’s clash with the Ottoman Caliphate and the British role. It notes Kemal’s push to abolish the sultanate, the Sultan Mohammed VI in Constantinople, and Britain’s intervention that saved the Caliph on a battleship. The piece hints at a Turkish nationalist future tied to empire’s balance and imperial interests.
A commentary on the Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana and nearby states. President Harding’s push for constitutional measures prompts Congress to consider a tax and ship bill seen as a broader test of federal authority. The piece warns against unAmerican tendencies while urging national unity and legality.
EF Oakley the florist traveled to Jamestown to buy Thanksgiving flowers. Aden A McLeod left for Union City with a supply of banbunt. Babcock injured his left hand badly at the Flying chair factory and was taken to Corry hospital. A piano recital by Miss Lewis Ellsworth’s pupils delighted attendees. Mr and Mrs Michael Barry visiting John Ward plan to move to Oil City. Horace Captler won the turkey at the shooting gallery. Harry Weeks second. Titusville football to play Corry at the Fairground Thursday. Michael Dugan of Walker Soap Co spent Sunday with his mother. L A Turner went to Buffalo to buy goods for a cooperative store opening Saturday.
A St Louis visitor, Mrs Byron Bab bitt, spends Thanksgiving in the city while her husband, a lawyer and U S Commissioner, advocates for a forceful cultural imposition on wives. The piece argues for a wife’s right to her own tastes amid a broader American distress over marital cultural coercion. It also notes English politics with Conservatives victorious and Lloyd George’s public stance, plus a satirical aside about a vacuum radio device and a paper photo of a talking white baby learning Chinese.
A garbled, OCR like jumble with stray phrases about Detroit, Arctic travel, Christmas, and peculiar names. The text shifts between surreal images and fragmented sentences, offering no clear events or coherent narrative to summarize into a concrete news item.
A chaotic wartime dispatch reports Turkish authorities ordering removal of orphans from the Near East and threatening death to others if not complied. Simultaneously 200000 Greek and Armenian refugees under Dr. Nansen face evacuation, creating a dire humanitarian crisis as millions more flee Thrace and Smyrna.
An aged, garbled report argues sidewalks should host children riding bicycles and roller skates with escorts. It notes past sports on streets and urges careful coexistence of pedestrians and young riders to reduce accidents and maintain order.
An old chronicle records a historical event in Emmetstown at Beynawick on July 22, 1870. The piece mentions a reputedly legendary piper figure and a noted local incident described by Brownlie with sparse detail.
The article discusses Mrs Felton of Georgia seeking public office and the broader question of recognizing women as capable public servants. It argues governors presidents and authorities should allow women to serve, emphasizing the need for honest recognition and practical service regardless of duration.
At the late home of S M Steadman No 38 West Frederick Street Saturday afternoon one o clock sharp will be sold to the highest bidder household and kitchen furniture of all kinds including tables chairs stove hot plate float safe typewriter tools rugs bedding plow cultivator farming machinery harness wagon sleigh buggy barn tool hay boiler and more Articles listed exact terms cash John Hammond Foster Davis Auctioneer Executor of the estate of S M Steadman
Franklin court this afternoon imposed penalties on several defendants. Steffans pleaded guilty to worthless checks with terms totaling five and a half to seven and a half years in the penitentiary. Natale Tripali admitted transporting liquor with a $600 fine and workhouse time. Barney Willanger received $60 fine and six months in jail for liquor possession and transportation. Stanslaus Formaid and an unnamed boy pled guilty to burglary and larceny, Morgandu Elangr Bawden, colored, sold and possessed liquor with a $100 fine and four months in jail.
The Union Br Nice company of Hoy city plans to manufacture cottage cheese next week in Corry after contracting milk from several farmers and sourcing wholesale and retail packages. An expert from Youngstown will assist. Cheese will go on sale early next week amid growing health claims.
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