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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists its West South Street Corry Pa address and notes Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It states postage terms: by mail $6.00 yearly and by carrier three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
An editorial argues about American identity in terms of European ancestry. It contends the United States is a long standing republic with a diverse European immigration influence and warns against misperceiving American culture as solely European. It emphasizes equality of all peoples and national unity beyond birthplace.
A garbled report cites questions about campaign fund handling and alleged improper expenditures. The text mentions the Republican executive committee and county level actions, plus calls for stricter accounting, receipts, and transparency to curb waste and improve efficiency.
A patient describes sudden back pain and kidney discomfort while working. He cites Doan's Kidney Pills from Amipé and Co Delp Store as the remedy that relieved his symptoms.
News notes recount a Corry versus Titusville football game 6 0 with a rough crowd and whiskey fueled fighting after the match. John Sheely was assaulted on Main Street amid a Titusville retaliation. Death of L Hammond shocks the community after thirty two years in business. Armory program by Columbian Male Quartet and Miss Blanch Beach draws a large audience. Clifford Wells begins taking mail box route orders from Spring Creek.
An unclear OCR fragment references various names places and numbers including Walter and Michigan with mentions of dollars and a college. The jumble covers topics from travel distances to freedoms and disbandments plus references to preachers and lights but no coherent event or outcome.
A broad debate on America’s role in postwar diplomacy and trade is aired with quotes about lack of responsibility in peace terms and the value of American participation. Lasker criticizes the ship subsidy bill linking tariffs to subsidies and warns that tariffs protect only some sectors while others bear the cost.
A. A. Williams of Corry drilling at the Union City water works reservoir was injured last week when a wrench slipped while tightening a nut. He is in Corry under physician care with possible broken foot bones after completing one well and working on a second. PT. Hovey traveled to Hydetown on a brief business trip.
Olean reports a rapid oil boom in the North End between Wayne and Seventh Streets with wells pumping 20 to 35 barrels daily. Producers like Charles Allram and Joseph Trieskey report strong output, water intrusion limited, crude similar to Pennsylvania grades, and local employment rising as Vacuum refinery pumps drive activity.
Kidney and bladder troubles described as fully recoverable with Dr Carey’s prescription 777. The ad urges immediate use, promises full toxin elimination, and claims druggists guarantee results. It targets symptoms like frequent urination, irritation, brick dust sediment, and Brights Disease risks.
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