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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
2
Classified section details advertising rates and terms for Corry Georgia publication. Includes delivery, mail price, display rates, single line classified insertions and conditions for scheduling space, with session timing and payment notes.
A fragmented report covers President Wilson facing Senate scrutiny on the League covenant and treaty text. It notes foreign policy debates, interpretation risks, and calls for Congressional judgment while addressing domestic opposition and cost of living pressures.
Stop itching and burning with Zemo supplied by any druggist. Extra large bottle priced at $1.00. Zemo clears eczema pimples rash and similar skin conditions quickly. It penetrates, antiseptic and non greasy, leaving no stain. The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
The Warren family learned of Private Ralph F. Armstrong’s death in France while serving with Company I, 20th Infantry. A telegram and a later letter confirmed he died November 18, 1918, with a War Department memorial note praising his bravery. Colonel AW Lyons forwarded condolences from New York.
Ninth annual Yeanton gathering for Shadlock Negus family held August 20 at Mary Negus’s home in Bus tig N with 99 present. Dinner served. Rev Rossell gave thanks. Officers elected: Darrow president, Mrs Tacy Henry secretary. Readings, music by Daniel Swith and Mrs. Brown. Attendees from Warren Erie Youngsville Jamestown Panama Union City Bloomfield Franklin etc. Next reunion planned for 1940 at Waldamese Park.
Advertisement urged readers to list rooms for rent or properties for sale. The notice promotes posting rental and real estate listings to reach potential tenants and buyers.
A Titusville man was found dead in bed at the Thoenit Hotel in Meadville where he roomed. The body showed no immediate signs of struggle and was found Saturday morning after the hotel proprietor reported the death to authorities. The man, George Gillson, had recently been working as a barber and had reportedly been abstinent for some time. the coroner's inquest is pending.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a customer letter praising funeral flowers and service. The note quotes appreciation for exceptional service and moderate prices and mentions frequent positive letters about Bates Factory Service in Flowers. Telephone contact appears but is incomplete.
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