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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
8
The advertisement promotes New Miss Liberty Knitting Needles and a line of new wash goods including voiles batistes organ dies oxons lawns crepes and various prints with prices ranging from 12 12c to 50c per yard. It also highlights dress goods serges and heavy serges in multiple colors with prices up to 75c per yard.
R F Livermore offers Smart Styles and right prices with coats dresses skirts and silks. Prices range from 50 cents to 20 dollars across a broad selection including wool and silk crepe fabrics, hosiery accessories, and millinery for ladies and misses. Specials highlight silks, taffetas and imported voices fabrics in wide color ranges.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a historical railway city, a late thro’ Dutch context, and mentions Hindenl and Hn Breater sieve center. It references developments along the railway, a flag Perted alton, and a distant miles distance from Conbly to Aunt Auve. The garbled lines imply a story of wartime or transport with notable names and places.
R. E. Palmer Co. offers complete home furnishing services and goods to outfit houses with furniture decor and fixtures. The ad emphasizes full-service options for living rooms bedrooms and dining areas from a single supplier.
War time efficiency drives lower costs as labor and materials are reduced by new equipment. The note claims modest price advances over prior levels, with expectations of further savings in the future, highlighting marble work and Corty, Pa.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a claimed miraculous cure for rheumatism. It mentions Thonp Seated Erie Mein Wepostty and a healer or system promising relief within hours. The text references deposits and assurances about money back guarantees, with a focus on sudden relief and elimination of pain, but contains unclear names and places.
Fragmentary OCR item from Corry Pennsylvania presents medical note about CHOROPIACTOR nerve and spine specialties. Mentions Parke, Moy, and local terms with unclear formatting. Limited readable details but anchors to Corry PA and medical equipment or practitioner names.
Rural notes describe first rain bringing relief as families adjust, with word of residents moving, gatherings planned, and Easter visits. Several households, including Mr and Mrs Cartburg and Miss Kon Stooker, visit relatives in May and June. Local weather and social chatter highlight community ties and daily routines.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions boat time and a rameature. It references others moving into a location and expresses a general sense of activity without clear names, dates, or concrete events.
An investigation centers on John Kramsky Ungarian suspected of illicit deposits totaling about £1103 Kroners, roughly $4,000. Passbooks indicate credits to Kramsky’s account. federal authorities probe whether funds came from shifting sources. Disposition of movements prior to December 4 in New Orleans, Charleston, Jim Atlanta linked to the case.
Franklin residents, April 2, debate keeping pigs and chickens near dwellings under wetland rules. Cy Couch presides at Molt rexuder meeting Monday evening as officials discuss odor concerns and enforcement, with Farm Bureau Agent Mingerstick and Mayor Emerywald noting regulations aim to support food production while limiting nuisance odors. Council previously passed readings prohibiting keeping boars within 200 feet of homes, seeking to encourage wartime food production.
A patient writes to Dr Hay praising improved health after three months of treatment. He reports weight gain of twelve and a half pounds, increased strength, and the absence of disease signs after reducing sugar intake. He thanks the doctor and mentions a Rogers butter knife offer.
Fragmentary report describes a crowd at the Elka building and mentions a chair or leader, a mention of workers and an unnamed person, with garbled numbers and terms, giving no clear dates or outcomes.
A large funeral service was held after the ceremony in East Colm with a vast crowd honoring the late Lady Lodus. Revered figures attended from out of town including Mr. and Mrs. and notable clergy conducted the service. Flowers surrounded the casket as mourners paid respects.
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