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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publication schedule location and mail information. It notes West South Street Corry Pa office address and Colegrove Metered at the fast office, with rates for mailing and delivery and advertising rate availability.
A distorted critique portrays Rudyard Kipling as a persistent imperialist and Tory writer. The piece notes his controversial stance on trade reciprocity with Canada and his frequent misreadings of American affairs.
An unclear passage discusses reform and the United States government. It questions responsibilities and the value of work, hinting at debate over governance and reform efforts without coherent detail.
From the Journal Files dated September 14 1902 a parade in Corry drew a huge throng including cowboys Indians merchants and original riders. The event stood as one of the best ever seen in the city with notable turnout and attendant festivities.
The Assembly weighs whether colonial powers may impose taxes on dogs owned by Hottentots to guard livestock and herd. British South Africa defends using dogs against natives while protests arise about exploitation and lack of appeal against foreign rule. The article notes a revolt and eventual temporary easing of the tax amid ongoing tensions.
Disjointed notes report upcoming shipments at Sterling Mills and a trip to State College HA. Mentioned are figures like Kenneth Gillon and Charlie Ames, a pulpit visit by Dr. McDaniel, and a Boston collision with a story about a speeders incident and coal references.
Two major changes sought by the Senate finance committee remove the foreign debt interest financing for the bonus and abolish the land reclamation feature. Critics say the bonus plan hinges on uncertain interest receipts and complicates debt refunding while land reclamation is seen as the stronger, more viable option.
Disjointed text reflecting a newspaper page with mentions of Kai ui and Umnathig motifs. It references coal prices, personal loss, fears of war economics, cultural notes, and scattered names like AL Rojbel and AP. The passage blends random ideas without a clear single event or timeline.
Sept 14 an 8 year old inmate in Dunkirk city jail allegedly attempted to pocket valuables from a clerk and later hanged himself with a trouser leg. Officers say the prisoner, Thomiy Cleary, was restrained by guards after he used a bottle and hammer to threaten others, then suspended himself from a cell grate.
Federal prohibition agent W. Gosser denied plans to move from his Erie district post. He said he would remain at the Erie office after discussions with Prohibition Director Davis about possible reassignment and recent trips to Pittsburgh.
Warren and Youngsville service by the Blue Line faces a Pennsylvania Public Service Commission protest. A hearing will hear testimony from Warren locals including Emory Cook, secretary of the Warren Chamber of Commerce, and Frank J Lyons, Warren burgess, as witnesses travel to Erie for formal proceedings.
Warren S Stone announces extension of the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineer's cooperative bank to New York City. The opening date is undecided but expected before January, signaling intensified competition with Wall Street from the powerful new banking arm.
At Gallipoli Mustapha Kemal directs Turkish operations from Tanker headquarters against British forces. He has broken the British withdrawal and challenges the right of the winds to hold Constantinople, following battlefield engagement.
A short, promotional passage praising natural color and health in women. It argues healthy skin lips and firm contours signal vitality, contrasting with ailing women who lack coloration. Mentions a vegetable compound as a suggested aid for strength.
A fragmented sale notice advertises various items and prices for a three day event. It lists large toilet paper rolls, toilet soap Palmolive, blue shirts, and other apparel in unclear quantities with multiple price points and days of sale including Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Bargain notice touts first quality sateen diadem in black and white. Dealers usually charge 45 to 59 cents a yard, but the ad offers a special 30 cent rate. Nearby sale includes 500 yards of black sateen, 36 inches wide, with a marked down price around 22 cents.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gyroscope tops and a price reference but contains many garbled phrases making concrete facts difficult to extract. No clear dates people organizations or outcomes are readable.
A target price cut applies to all ladies missex and children's hats and tams with prices ranging from 100 to 475 dollars. The sale aims to clear inventory and attract shoppers to featured clogs and accessories.
Local sale offers baby blankets 30x40 at $1.00 each and toy dolls under 50 cents. Candy counter features 600 pounds of No. 1 chocolate drops at 19 cents per bag. Men and boys pants range from $1.25 to $2.50, khaki work pants and school pants priced accordingly.
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