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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
3
Corry PA publisher Arthur Colegrove critiques Kemal Ataturk and the Turkish question, arguing Britain must intervene to avert a larger conflict. The piece stresses the stakes across Europe, warns of renewed war, and praises British boldness in a fragile balance of power.
The passage describes cattle dipping protests by farmers in Reboks county Georgia, commission and state actions, and a public sale at the Lewis Bemis Farm. It lists 18 dairy cows, a yearling Holstein, calves, hens, harnesses, farm implements, a Ford car, and other goods, with sale set for Tuesday September 26 at 10 am. Auctioneers Dents and Wallaub announce terms: cash under ten dollars, noon start, free lunch.
Fragmented OCR text shows a jumble of phrases about dress, wine, crime, medical transfusion notes, and a dubious sales pitch. It references New Jersey crime, a leader murdered, port wine pricing, and a bizarre hospital donation discussion amid scattered advertisements and nonsensical lines. The piece lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events.
A 1902 glimpse reports Armory entertainment plans for Company A and officers preparing office equipment. Local political activity is noted with a candidate's tour to Corry Union City and Erie County discussions over permits. Flys of the oil city newspaper debate, and community events, are mentioned with sparse details and dated references.
An early narrative argues a child’s coin bank encourages thrift and delayed spending. It contrasts savings at home with earning habits, noting how funds saved in the bank foster financial lessons and future security.
The German embassy in Washington denied reports from foreign capitals that Germany formed a mass counter alliance with Russia and Turkey. The embassy called the reports purely invention and stated no airhanes or military pact exist.
Ridgway Sep 2 The Black County will form a country club with a full golf course. A meeting at St Marys secured pledges of support. Estimated cost is 40000 with about 150 members from Black County and nearby. Executive committee members Jackson Hartman Ramsay will study sites within two to three miles of St Marys.
Joy E Powell a South Erie Post Office employee was arrested by postal inspectors LH Reynolds and GL Mosher on charges of stealing money from a letter. The inspector said Powell opened a high letter containing $4 and retained the cash. The money was found on Powell during a search after his arrest.
Western Pennsylvania will see multiple shifts in the prohibition service, including the appointment of a new Erie group head to replace Harry W. Gosser. Gosser, son of Pittsburgh postmaster Guesey, is expected to be removed within days as transfers are planned across Group Ten. Officials offered no reason for the moves.
Fragmentary OCR reads loans and discounts figures, deposits, reserves, and liabilities. It shows checkable sums, government securities, time deposits, and treasurer items, with totals and balances for a reporting bank.
Erie report of an eight months old boy, son of Deoavid Lick, who drank caustic acid from a bottle in his father’s office restroom. He was taken to St Vincent hospital but died about 9 PM after injuries to mouth and chest.
Officials of Lehigh Valley Railroad in WilkesBarre pa through GM J Maguire rejected a conference request from striking shopmen. The company said nothing can be gained now by a conference since representatives do not represent any one in their employ.
Franklin reporter notes a Stone Age discovery on Isle Royal near Sibley river in Graham Falls country. Archaeologists claim ruins over thousands of years, with tree growth indicating age, while plans to protect Isle Royale as a public park gain momentum. Local residents Joseph Sibley and Ortin Gra- appear as early supporters, as Ella Vail memori al services are announced in Franklin.
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