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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
3
Publication details for Corry Evening Journal noting office location Booth Street Corry Pa Post Office entry and mail rates. Annual mail rate listed as 85.00 with carrier and per copy pricing. advertising rates described as mail known upon application.
A garbled message questions a greeting and mentions a partial name, a street, money, and a vague future event. It references Washington, a task, and a defense context with unclear details. The fragmentary words suggest a misread note or scribble lacking coherent facts.
Oil City outlines large funding for street and public works projects. The plan allocates up to $100,000 for maintenance steps and paving in central districts, including Tyas siniet area developments and related infrastructure upgrades. Local officials emphasize steady progress and municipal benefit.
A Pennsylvania woman recounts using Dr Piorca s Favorita Prescription Tab 2 4 tots during three pregnancies and credits it with helping her work through illnesses and daily chores. She claims the medicine enabled her to manage flu symptoms and continue her work. She notes the prescription can be obtained at any drug store.
The speaker recalls a past filled with loss and fatigue and voices a sense of hopeless weariness. A bond with a companion and dog anchors memory as the world feels cold and debt, old age, and regret press down. The piece reflects on time, duty, and enduring hardship.
A local meeting led by Mrs. O BR Geant and other heirs discussed establishing a park for Ridgway. The gathering covered site selection, public support, and plans for funding and administration with attention to electrical work and nearby streets.
The Associated Railroads of Pennsylvania urge cost cutting by repealing the Full Crew Law. They argue $3,500,000 yearly waste from excess train crews harms efficiency and propose directing funds to improve service. Letters to assemblymen and senators in Harrisburg are encouraged to support repeal and quicker economic revival.
Bark peelers, if they wish to peel, face reduced earnings this season. Last year a peak price of 95.00 was paid, but this season the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company at Sheffield will pay only 2.75 per card for peeling.
Auditor Walter Pare announces in Capliins Court of Erie County Pennsylvania that he was appointed to distribute funds held by the Administrator in the estate. He will attend to duties at his office 1044 West Main Street Erie on Friday April 22 1991 at 9 o clock A M for interested parties to be heard.
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