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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Pennsylvania newspaper lists publisher C Colegrove at West Fourth Street and notes mail and delivery options. It states daily publication except Sundays, postage rates of six dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by courier, with filing and advertising information available on request.
President Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroads Prain tien says rail labor is returning to prewar decentralization. Unions will negotiate separately with employers while cooperating on broad policies, aiming to reduce strikes and restore public confidence. The shift follows a shop workers strike that clarified costs of joint action.
William Childs criticizes white tile for dining areas noting color warmth may boost appetites and sales. He argues white conveys cleanliness but color could enhance mood without losing hygiene. The discussion cautions against garish designs while praising tasteful color use.
Auction notice for a 40 acre farm near Corry with 2 young mares, 8 Holstein cows, 25 tons hay, farming implements, buggy gear, grain drill, harnesses, barrels, milk cans, furniture, and other items. Sale at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday October 18 from McCray Church area. Terms include cash plus six months or bankable notes. Auctioneer John Hammond.
Nonsensical piece with garbled phrases and scattered musings on news, style, and daily life. Mentions of humor, alarms, budgets, and relationships appear amid clipped fragments and stray observations.
The article analyzes a proposed fourteenth Standard Oil company stock dividend in New Jersey, implying a large untaxed gain. It argues such issues create permanent public burdens as stock issues fund dividends and prices rise, and notes the Supreme Court ruling that stock dividends are not taxable income, widening perceptions and confusion among ordinary citizens.
A jumble of notes recalls a city clerk, Emma Miller, and Mes OD Skirnier Mise Miller graduates. a young man named Jack Dannaher is badly injured leaping from a Kane decommodition year Union City. Bridge stringers measured 14 feet by ten feet, shipped to Hubbard. Morie Bongtess, Liewt and Loveland write letters from Mt. Carmul.
Kane, Oct 1. A 20-year-old Kane resident, recently employed as a carpenter for Clapton Bam Project Company, died after a crane or hammer blow to the head. Details of the exact cause remain unclear as investigations proceed.
Erie police investigated a possible attempted suicide by Mrs Orvid Hamilton of Best Tide Brevet Erie after a night at a Mifflato hotel. A call to authorities suggested she lived on Bayt High street but directory listings could not locate her. She was hospitalized in Hullulo General Hospital and Cleveland drug store bottles with labels were found on her person.
Iron Mountain Michigan Mrs A H Garland reports monthly pains eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Xenia Ohio resident Mrs Dale also credits the remedy with relief from years of back and abdominal pain and improved regularity.
In Dunkirk on Thursday evening 60 year old Wo Whitenberg an expert machinist at the Brooks Cocomotive Plant was nearly instantly killed when clothing became caught in a revolving machine He suffered two broken legs a broken back and a fractured skull in the fatal incident.
Four Norwalk youths were badly injured when a car collided with a trolley on a Norwalk street. Lathan Bartlett II and Richard Walker were taken to Norwalk Hospital with skull injuries. A O Walker Penny and Josiah Hacon suffered severe cuts and bruises. Authorities say Bartlett drove into a trolley, both Walker and Bacon showed rapid recovery, and no arrests were made.
LONNAUT Oy Ott 14 Charles Culver 22 and his wife allege victim, sons of Mr and Mrs Frank Culver, living several miles south of the city, were crushed under a turning tractor early Thursday. Culver died after being pinned beneath the machine. A for sale furniture ad follows.
Lead Bill Ritter former Eleo hurler will pitch for Oi Vey against a clan of National League barnstormers in Oil City on Monday after seven. The lineup features Ban srolt Ryan Scott and Uynnlngham of the New York Giants Gowdy and Horace Burd of the Boston Nationals and Nix from the Nationals.
A son named Eugene Greeley was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Noxon of West Washington Street in October Lith. The damaged Ford car incident and shipyard fire mention are unclear, with occupants escaping unharmed. Today marks National Candy Day with Arcade specials.
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