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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
2
Lottsville resident Mr. and Mrs. Dolai Dougherky mourn the death of their kin in a road collision near Union City. The victim, a married father of three, died at the hospital after the wreck. Survived by his widow and three sisters, with other relatives noted.
About forty couples attended the dance at the town hall, with windows opened for air and the floor lit for entertainment. Guests included Sherman Moti and others, followed by notices of a death and funeral announcements, and an advertisement promoting Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health remedy.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to ease liver and bowel complaints without calomel side effects. Based on 17 years of private practice use, the vegetable olive compound supposedly stimulates the liver, clears clouded brain, and boosts spirits with no pain griping or stomach injury. Sold 15 and 20 cents a box.
In Pittsfield a youth known as Blue Eye, while swimming with companions along the Fly Bye Null, drowned Sunday. The community mourns as Mrs Rickerson and relatives express sympathy. a memorial party is planned on Monday.
Mercer Pa woman reports her husband severely ill with liver and kidney issues and nerves. After consulting multiple doctors, he sought advice from Dr. Pierce at the Invalid Hotel in Buffalo New York and was urged to try Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Anuric Tablets, which she credits with saving his life.
A fragment from a historical notice mentions a mink woman and a list of names with unclear context. The readable bits reference care, style, and personal identifiers likely tied to a fashion or social notice, though many words are garbled and omit clear actions or outcomes.
A public sale at 4 am near Colombe South Vi Colombe on a Saturday in April lists cows, yearlings, a 4 year old grey gelding, various harnesses and collars, a log, roosters, hay rack, mowing and plowing gear, a sewing machine, tables, dressers, and more. Prices under ten dollars expected. higher items subject to approval and paper backing.
Local shop offers a wide range of canned goods and groceries with sales on crackers, flour, and coffee. Prices shown include 16c bread flour per sack, 1.33 for a sack, 17c for fancy pork, 170 for peanut butter per pound, 15c dressed herring, 206 for codfish per pound, 25¢ to $1 for teas, 18c to 39c for coffee, and 3 cans of Flash Hand Soap at 25c. Fresh weekly coffee and teas highlighted alongside an assortment of soaps and household items.
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