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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
2
A fragment notes that near the end of April Joe Morelli will be on the streets with his activity or presence described in vague terms, implying upcoming public appearance or movement. Limited readable details constrain specifics about location, cause, or accompanying context.
In memory of Priv. Grant, a World War I veteran from Newton Illinois, a funeral was held after the armistice. Rev Chis B Pobre preached, and the procession moved to Green Cemetery with a military funeral. Grant, aged 21, served during the war and was killed in Belgium in 1919.
Theo P. Williams Special Agent Equitable Life poses questions on breath, liabilities, and the value of life insurance. He highlights how few policies ever pay claims and urges families to secure protection to avoid financial ruin and mortgage loss.
A garbled report outlines a filling station project in Union City. It mentions Gudy Apelt and a crew including Kor Von Tamil Tray Muitaxur Winve, purchasing an Opera House block, and starting a two story nonorate building with oil concern. The piece hints at a conversion project and new station operations, but many details are unclear.
In an old style reminiscence, the article notes hoop skirts and the public’s early use of the druggist’s patent remedies. It highlights Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it has remained unchanged for fifty plus years and that nearly a million bottles were sold last year.
A chaotic report notes county farmers plan to receive 25 000 trees from state and county authorities. It describes distribution methods, costs, and demonstrations by local officials on best planting practices, urging landowners to participate in reforestation efforts despite garbled phrasing and unclear dates.
Fragmented ad copy describes a temporary sale at a closet retailer on East Main Street. It mentions limited stock and nonspecific items, promising bargains and various goods. The snippet references a person named Mra, Do M. Mowles, and a date in March, without clear details.
A local dress shop highlights a refreshed stock of colored and white dresses suitable for parties, graduation, and street wear. The assortment features Georgettes, Latins, Taffetas, and Canton Crepes in light shades and dark colors, priced from $20 to $45, with emphasis on complete, up-to-date selections.
New shipments arrive at new low prices. Save 33 1/3 to 40 percent on every purchase. Visit our store to inspect lines and let our salesladies assist you, whether you buy now or later.
Tricollette blouses offered in new shades with embroidery fringe trim and plain styles. Regular price six dollars and fifty cents. Special price three dollars and forty eight cents. Quantity limited. Shop early for best selection.
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