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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
8
A dense cluster of classified items lists rooms for rent in multiple locations with modern conveniences, furnished and unfurnished options, and weekly terms. It also includes sale notices for property and household goods, plus requests for services and a few farm and hatching items. Numerous names and locations appear in scattered ad snippets.
Representative Schilling of Brie lis introduced DDT appropriating $50,000 for harbor work. The plan targets state property near Bela bay in the ten cana basin to rebuild the wall and bolster the area.
Plans announced for a bowling tournament to be held at Love Alleys next week starting Tuesday. Entries must be submitted by Monday night. The event includes individual, three man teams, and all events with prizes for top single and team scores.
Mrs T B Daughenbaugh of Altoona Pennsylvania reports years of nervous breakdown and inability to work. After using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription, one bottle relieved her condition and she has had no trouble since. Druggists sell the Prescription.
An old ad promotes April prices claiming prewar value on groceries and household goods. Mentions pork, sugar, coffee, prunes, ketchup, laundry soap, apricots, carpet tacks, and various daily items with emphasized savings and low prices.
The document lists numerous properties and addresses tied to Robert Patterson including farms and stock, acres, and mixed street names such as Main, Euclid, Spring, Johnson, and Ald. The scattered entries mention 19 acre farm, 20 Frenktin Bt, 410 Spring Stu, 7 Euclid Bt, 162 Mote St, 418 Euclid Gt, and 757 E. Main St among others.
March social column from Columbus Chronicle lists residents visiting and hosting events. Entries mention Fahnae mond as a guest, Elbert Rimmans with Stra, Celia Gates, Belle Howard, Perm Chow Wy, Mrs WA Setiramting, Str Delac Sehramting, and others at home gatherings. Also notes initiations for Lady Maccaboos, Corry's move, and households of Clark, Spoon, and May Spoon among neighborhood updates.
An ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a concentrated remedy for varicose veins. It claims quick improvement after topical application and offers a generous sample on receipt of a small fee or stamp, listing International Laboratories as the advertiser.
Craft Lace Curtains blend effectiveness and economy in new Spring patterns on display on the 2nd floor. The net mesh lace curtains are praised for frequent laundering, appealing to thrifty housewives, with prices from $2.00 to $8.50 a pair.
Cur taining the home in new spring scrims offers a cheery start to sunny days. The store highlights a large line of cretonne and cretonries with many colors and designs for overhangs, slip covers, cushions, bed spreads, and screen fillings, priced from 25 to 7 cents per yard.
Advertises Kirsch flat curtain rods for overdraperies with double curved ends. Available in single or double to fit window sizes. Prices listed as 12Yac, 19¢, 29e, 35e, 59c.
Fragmented last week notice lists many names and events including Mrs and Mrs, Coolny daughters, Mr Couley, Mrs Will Bago in Corry, Mr and Mrs Marold Murray occupying West Washington St, and Corry residents planning travels. Also mentions a library anniversary, a burial association meeting, and visits by Glenn Custer and Helen Isohor with others.
Fragmentary clipping notes a secretary to Mrs. Harding who dislikes being photographed. It mentions a brief, eight minute walk near the White House and references a daughter of Supreme Court Justice Harlan in a wartime context.
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