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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
7
An extended, garbled draft from United Press covers a political confrontation over America's foreign Chinatown policy. It references Lamont, Gotham's leadership, and a looming debate among delegates about national direction and the influence of various factions in shaping policy.
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to Reverend and Mrs Williams and others for support and kindness received during a difficult time. The message thanks neighbors and friends for prayers and aid, acknowledging the community’s help through the period of bereavement and labor.
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Enrico of 439 N Carpenter St Chicago Illinois praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and work ability after illness. She recalls previous failures with doctors and advocates the medicine and Sanative Wash for families needing to support children. The ad frames the remedy as dependable for maintaining health and work capability.
Public notice reports a new Market One to open on Main Street by M. Malone, proprietor of Thirnet Market in Pittpoemy. The move follows the Lugphy Market vacancy, with plans for street-wide improvements and a grocery store setup pending further announcements.
A garbled wartime advertisement recounts relief from stomach misery through a pill sold by Jaques Capsule Co. The notice lists prices and ordering details, naming Plattsburg and Corry as distribution points and mentioning postpaid delivery. The fragment references N. P. Aman & Co and Packaged medicine amid a retrospective war era tone.
Sept 40. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard Bomus on September 1. Local residents Loch Puller and William attended events in Weigitville. Helen visited North East. A nearby group attended Warren fair. Dr G E Mennett of Conywan was a visitor for professional purposes.
The Board of Patilons recommends clemency for Mrs Ely Bylaninski now serving a sentence for an alleged act of violence. The recommendation cites a confession by Mrs Bylaninski's heir regarding the throwing of an object in another woman's home.
Across Syracuse and beyond the Franklin factory marks Sedan Week to showcase the Ace from the Finntelin line. The campaign highlights the year round practicality, weather protection, and growing demand for Franklin sedans, noting over half of production now is sedans and heavy sales in select cities.
NEWS NOTES FROM CLYMER N Y Oct 1 The Girls Re serves held their meeting after summer vacation electing Pearl Curbyn as president Edna Belnap as vice president Vern Pardink as secretary and Ruth Deuirike as treasurer Their leader Mrs E ty Cal ech plans extensive yearlong activities Mrs Maude Croscutt hosted the Twentieth Century Club gathering with a reading The Medichy Family by Mrs Gra Caflisch and a musical program by Katherine Grasset were well received Mr and Mrs John Davison of Galway visited at Mrs Dayegon s and with relatives before leaving for Columbus Buffalo region.
Mrs Larson announces the fall term for a children's dancing school at 2 West Wayne Street. Interested parents are asked to notify Mrs Larson to enroll in interpretive modern dance, ballet and other courses opening this month.
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