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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal on West South Street Corry Pa lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and rates for mail and carrier delivery. It notes Second Class Mail Matter and a yearly rate of 6 dollars by mail with three cents per copy by carrier.
A discussion in Kansas critiques Wells Outline for mixing religion with history. Critics say it fails for students due to religious contact while others argue religion and science are two ways to interpret life. The piece notes science has moved on and religion often seeks silent tolerance rather than conflict.
A Ridgewood New York magistrate offers comical guidance on family life and mood, urging wives and husbands to laugh, avoid whisky, and seek entertainment at home. The remarks touch on digestion, morale, and the value of family togetherness.
Report on the Detroit race noting pilots like Michigan aviator Masighan facing fainting spells at speeds around 200 mph. Experts warn human nerves struggle with such strain, even as aircraft become more automatic.
Twenty years ago on a Saturday afternoon a severe hail storm hit the city, hurling hailstones from pea to walnut size. Thunder accompanied the storm as windows were broken and property damaged. R Powell and wife plan a trip to Trinity Washington for a two week vacation.
The article argues Treasury Department guidance limit seizures of liquor aboard foreign ships within three miles, unless vessels are proved to plan landing liquor. It urges clear authority, notes law should be enforceable, and mentions specific local events including Frank Gilson winning a prize, Blaine Kincaid returning from college for a birthday.
A mosaic of stray quotes and anecdotes covers politics, show business, and rural life. References include a East St Louis figure with divorces, a teacher with no pupils, Florida fishing news, and a mule incident in Lamudo Texas highlighting humorous or oddball notes.
Mp Dell Darling to perform in lily ehmacter piece at the popular event in Maccabee fall October Dist. The Corry football team faced Franklin with a 7 0 score. DJ Timer L Kincaid from Boston visited family Sunday morning. May Mitchell left Powery Nation for G N Roberts goods house. Radio tax announcements contemplated. Sweples of Warren returned from icoon hunting with three specimens. Demolition of the case noted.
An advertisement claims Parisian Lager heat can prevent baldness and promote hair growth. It touts low price at N. F Amer & Cos with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Meadville partners W UfcShreve Mariner Nilman and WL Fu er purchase the Mitchell building at the Erie railroad crossing Concord and Lincoln Streets Union City. They will remodel for an ice plant with 10 tons daily capacity, production slated to begin within twenty days.
The ad claims quick relief for stomach discomfort with no mucus and no health issues. It asserts belching and heartburn stop in minutes and promotes a confident guarantee for Ames and Qoadvil.
Erie union carpenters walk off jobs halting work on projects costing about one and a half million dollars. Between 50 and 100 men quit, affecting firms Constable Brothers Corrath Kirschner and others at St Joseph Orphanage addition St Marys rectory Roosevelt Junior High St Matthew Lutherans Waldinger warehouse and Wollby store. Carpenters claim contractors violate a March 9, 1921 wage rule setting eight hour days at 8 cents per hour.
Mrs. Rosie Skraba aged 25 from Spring Avenue disappeared before 4 a m Wednesday and drowned in Pentz Run a shallow sulphur stream. Her body was found by a worker near 9 a m drawing hundreds to the scene as searchers covered the body. The Kane glass industry adds nearly 1 000 jobs as Interstate Window Glass opens after a long shutdown.
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