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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal printed by A. D. Colegrove lists mailing categories for Sorry, Pa. It shows Post Office entry, pricing by mail and carrier, and mentions varying rates with rates available on application.
The article discusses American plans for a war bonds bonus and foreign debt, arguing that domestic tax payers would bear the cost if the United States cannot collect from allied nations. It examines interest obligations, potential repayment scenarios, and the impact on U.S. finances if foreign loans are not repaid. It weighs Treasury assurances and the possibility of issuing more war bonds to cover interest payments.
The United States congratulates Brazil on the centennial of its independence. The note lauds Brazil’s progress in transforming land into fertile fields under tropical conditions and advancing natural resource development. It urges perseverance to seize opportunities and serve the republic’s ideas.
An essay notes how music aids surgery by easing patient nerves and masking the operation, while suggesting psychologists must assess each patient. It compares medical use to stage lighting and factory rhythms, and ends with a wry line about love and violence.
A select party was given last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Ford Steven to honor Mr and Mrs Feen Lathe of Buff John He Wright of Spartansturg is central to syndicates of Warren and Corry capitalists who have purchased the independent exchange in Warren kyven ay the Warren Telegraph Aid Telephonie Company with lines extending to North Warren and immediate points Mesary George II and Bil Barlin of Corry are other officers.
An analysis estimates the coal strike cost the nation up to 1000000 dollars in direct losses and higher fuel prices. It discusses miners wages, production levels, and proposed reforms to stabilize supply and prices, including automation, labor agreements, and reorganization of the coal industry to prevent future strikes and curb costs.
A fragmented piece discusses baseball in Mexico and the wartime American sports influence. It mentions spring training, stadiums, fanfare, concessions, and international sport exchange amid national contexts, noting public interest and cultural ties through baseball events and venues.
Relatives in the city were notified Monday of the death of Mrs Wilson Frievid who died Sunday September 3 at her home near Water Town Iowa Mrs Frievid formerly was Mrs Anna Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs TN Perkins of West Conjnsestreet and will be remembered by grieving families Funeral and services will be held at Water Town.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions wages, testing, and various names and items across scattered phrases. It hints at social issues like living wages and travel, with references to diverse persons, places, and activities but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
The article recounts Corry Man, a banker in Detroit, being pressed to serve a jail term after legal proceedings. It details his arrest, detainment in Warren, and the court’s scheduling, including a Septem ber trial date and his remarks about the process.
September 4 1902 report on contract and work at the Spring Street sewer with requests to omit house connections from the contract and notes on an adjourned city council meeting. September 5 1902 notices list social updates. remarks on Cal Drake burial. Robert Badgley injury at work and medical updates. suicide hopes forecast.
Surviving crew members recount the wreck of the Sampo Gorrenui in the West Indies near Brazil. All party members lost nearly everything. Dr Martins had no clothing on rescue, Flo stripped to swim ashore, and Towil Bin Te aided by jetters. Flags from the United States and Haiti saved to honor their ordeal as public hopes for another plane to complete the mission rise.
An old print ad touts RAT SNAP as a guaranteed rat killer that attracts dogs and Gxt neither touch. It lists pricing for various sizes and uses, offering 125 cake units for large buildings and six cakes for small spaces, sold by Guir non Hardware and Co. in a kitchen pantry or chicken house context.
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