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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publication details from West South Street Corry Pa with Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It shows post office entry as a second class matter and sets a yearly rate of W.007 by mail and three cents per copy.
A broad clerical and public sources call for decisive U S action over Turkish oppression. The piece argues Secretary Hughes and the Harding administration failed to pressure Britain France and Italy to honor promises and aid Christian populations amid genocide and deportations in the Near East. It cites financial aid and political promises as insufficient and urges stronger American leadership to prevent further suffering.
Fragmented text notes a broader tragedy and a chaotic hiring process within an administration. References to Wilson, iffy phrases about attestations, exureds, and a cryptic epitaph hint at administrative turmoil and public concern amid unclear leadership actions.
A fragment warns against danger to newborn triplets and urges community action for their welfare. It cites mothers, fathers, and caregivers and calls for intervention under a health ordinance to safeguard the babies and family.
A jumbled OCR scene mentions Hin struggles and a car shortage. Detroit seeks an airplane plant while Ford issues and a city incident spill into odd phrases. A Mirage of names, figures, and a £10,000,000 claim appear among fragmented lines.
A fragmentary 19th century style discussion questions the purpose of sport and public exercise. It contrasts vigorous games with the need for rational limits, and argues for footwear shaped to feet rather than forcing feet to fit shoes. It reflects on public interest and societal ideals around athletics.
An elderly pedestrian, around eighty four, completed a long walking journey from Buffalo to New York City covering about 50 miles daily, averaging roughly 17 miles per day. He notes modern youths may undertake such walks but warns of a fatal flaw in the era’s driving and traffic dangers.
An early 20th century dispatch argues Lenin may empower peasants over city workers, reversing Bolshevik aims and testing Marxist doctrine as Russia risks domestic unrest and possible foreign conflict in the Dardanelles.
A garbled item describes Rev HP Amy retiring from a ministerial meeting at Fairview and Rev De McDaniel moving into the Concord street parsonage. William Crowley of Juninstown fell ill and quit work, with a death noted at 7 PM. Harry Fosket and Charlie Lambing traveled with Warren to a football game.
An obituary reports Patrick Rei dents dying at his home in the west wind s after short illness, with brief mention of community and local figures. The text also references a local show and a series of scattered game notes about teams and players including Greeley city and Willys, noting upcoming appearances and a long tenure of a named individual.
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