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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
3
Listing for Cony Evening Journal Corry Pennsylvania with postal handling details and subscription rates. Mentions Arthur Colegrove as associated person and notes advertising rates and weekly terms. Indicates standard second class mail status and carrier pricing.
Insanity treatment shifts toward hospital care with trained staff addressing real medical causes. Mental cases are increasingly treated as diseases, while savagery versus civilization perspectives on mental illness are discussed. A global wheat shortfall hits Europe, but the US and Canada harvest records offer relief as farmers gain pay and hope for higher world food prices.
A fragmentary message from the American Public Health Association argues health protection knowledge could extend average lifespans, claiming 20 more years in 100, yet notes only limited gains in 50 years. It cautions against overoptimism, cites war reparations, and blends editorial musings with unrelated reflections about travel and driving hazards.
A discussion on why Americans are slow to support native singers in grand opera. Ella Robeson argues audiences must back American talent, noting foreign debuts draw crowds while American debuts often fail to attract full houses. The piece laments patriotic support for American performers across opera and music media.
The article notes that British coal usage declined after World War I as the navy reduced coal purchases, shipping expanded while bunker coal demand fell, and fuel oil and hydroelectric power cut coal’s land market. Labor leaders now face weak bargaining positions alongside mine owners.
A mid 20th century editorial surveys attitudes toward railroad mergers. It contrasts historical fears with current openness to consolidation, notes government role, and touches on wartime tightening of control and efficiency gains. The piece blends varied opinions on transportation lines and policy, with tangential musings on geopolitics and religion.
An advertisement claims Mentha-Pepsin combined with other invigorators quickly relieves indigestion gas and bloating. It asserts a single dessert spoonful dissolves gas pressing on the heart and lets breathing return to normal, offering immediate relief and a permanent cure for chronic dyspepsia.
In Erie, October, authorities led by Mayor Miles 18 Kitts ordered a 48 hour raid on professional gambling establishments. Detective work and police actions were carried out with claims of no reason for professional gambling. Director Thomas Mehaffey said the city could permanently close all gambling dens if desired.
New York Governor Nathan L. Miller spoke at a monster mass meeting in Jamestown on October 26 1921 opening his re election bid. He emphasized the human side of government and praised social welfare gains while addressing a fully packed Washington Street car barns audience. President Eleazer Green of the Miller Calder Club introduced him and predicted Miller’s reelection on November 7.
A fresh lineup features yoile waists with high or low necks and long sleeves in black and white, plus many new over-blouses in blues browns and pheasant shades. Pats Pane e200 slip ons tuxedos and better grade items are priced very low with heavy weight slip ons at 2.98 and 4.00. Scarfs sets and Bilk petticoats offered in various colors, with princess slips in blue and black satin at 6.50.
Hosiery items listed with prices including cotton and isle 39¢ and 59¢, rib top at 50¢, Worsted hose with clock at 80¢, silk hose offered at $1.25, $1.69 and $3.50.
Wool gauntlets for children priced at 1.25 dollars. Wool gauntlets 1.50. Chamois suede gloves 0.85. Gauntlet suede gloves 1.25.
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