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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1922
Page
3
Publisher entered at the Post Office at Corry Pennsylvania as second class mail matter. By mail nine dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy. Fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates later made known upon application.
A fragmented 1920s style column contrasts domestic morning rituals with modern gender roles. It argues well nourished breakfasts fortify children against illness and distraction, while noting postwar concerns about men adopting fashions and cosmetics, calling for renewed vigor in American manhood.
Twenty years ago a letter from Vrank Mi Lageland features gossip on civic mishaps and a view of gun control across nations. The piece contrasts English gun culture and American loan policies, arguing no more funds for militarism and urging loans only for reconstruction.
The article argues a federal issue of nearly three quarters of a million dollars would push down the value of Liberty and Victory bonds, signaling more debt rather than relief. Bond holders fear reduced collateral value, while investors weigh the impact of new obligations on government credit and interest rates.
Disjointed lines touch on love, travel, and danger with snippets about a man in a coat lapel, a gunshot in Michigan woods, a bar scene, and a desert highway. The piece weaves memories and reflections without a clear single narrative or dated event.
Chief Redeye of the Cornplanter tribe and Warren observers forecast a harsh winter. They predict a late spring with wind damage, a very cold January with below normal temperatures and heavy precipitation, a stormy New Year, and a trend toward a warmer April but a cold May with abundant rain and snow overall.
Armistice Day events planned for November 11 include a military parade a football game and a masquerade ball. Cambrai Post American Legion officers and members oversee plans with John Bull as organizer amid enthusiasm and songs.
A magazine style testimonial from Mrs. PW Gifford of Washington Street praising Doan's Kidney Pills. She recounts backache, weakness, and nervous nights before relief after using the remedy from Condra's Drug Store. Price is 50 cents at dealers.
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