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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
3
An item from the Cony Evening Journal lists postal rates and subscriptions. The notice mentions mail service at Corry Pennsylvania and specifies yearly and per copy costs, including one price for mail or copy distribution and a separate carrier rate.
A damaged excerpt discusses Kipling and his alleged bias toward the United States and allies. It references the New York World response and questions Kipling’s impartiality amid wartime rhetoric and propaganda.
A reprinted column notes events and people from twenty years earlier, including Rev. Thomay yrrowe, local business openings at No. 8 South Center Street, and cultural critiques of Kipling. It recalls meetings, performances, and civic life with scattered details about education, neighbors, and European affairs.
Lee Walton, a Tomer Coney Tip Joholing at Corell University, has toppled into a biology chair at Kenyon Chilyge in Lumbier Ohio. Mrs Alzabeth Usher returns from New York Huis snumming with Fall millinery items. Monudiy A Types party planned at Dr. Rape home on Fetal Street. Blaine Khuowid rallies to Mlegheny Splleye yesterday.
The readable lines present garbled speech about horses, a new show, a person named Sims, a Texas oil driller, and a remark on reforms. Key entities and cohesive facts are minimal, with no clear event or outcome.
A public notice by Health Officer Abe Duniele urges action on vehicle and waste issues in the city. It criticizes maintenance of equipment and trash collection, calling for proper upkeep and safer conditions amid growing concerns about public health and community standards.
An Ohio farm delegation urges prompt cooperation among farm, state, and federal authorities to quarantine infested areas and fund research to control the corn borer. Experts warn that without rapid action, commercial corn in key U S regions could become impossible to grow within years.
Washington dispatch reports Western Pennsylvania attorneys expect a federal judgeship vacancy created by the death of Senator Crow. An Erie lawyer, already named as a likely candidate, is viewed among several contenders from counties including Fayette and Mercer. Contenders face eligibility limits, with some former lawmakers deemed ineligible.
Erie police report 21 year old Schwenk found Thursday on Maple Street after vanishing the day before. He had been arrested in Buliate and is serving a five year sentence for a robbery. four accomplices fled the scene but Schwenk was tracked to a railroad line before being captured.
Fragmentary report lists timber types and dimensions with illegible names and locations. Characters are garbled, making exact species, mills, and dates unreadable.
Erie report details a confession from George Mayer at the western penitentiary naming Andrew Brooks and Harry Fox as murderers of Mayer at the We Griswold Manufacturing plant on March 1 1921. The document also mentions Devil Maxwell Eddie Slim Williams and notes conflicting testimony from Bert Howard.
Mrs Deutia Schhour of St Louis Missouri says monthly cramps pains and backache vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The advertisement touts the remedy as plant based, decades old, with gentle restorative effects and relief of symptoms.
Supt Te ure will preside at a League of Women Voters gathering at Waterford High School on Saturday September 16 at 2 30 pm. Keynote speaker M Ashton of Morr will discuss Women in Government. All women and supportive men are invited to attend.
A cryptic note refers to a cent ury plant and a figure named Huwer speaking of Lilaomnilly while an Orit man plans a move to Nurean Afford Firewater. The text is fragmentary and focuses on mysterious entities and locations.
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