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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
2
Franklin man overpowered by heat while unloading cars for the New York Central in the afternoon. The coroner and deputy officials investigated the incident as the victim died before medical staff could arrive.
Edinird I Rippon of Buffalo was swept over the Bridal Veil Falls at Niagara yesterday afternoon and dashed to death on rocks below. The body was recovered within two hours, a record time for falls victims, and identified as Rippon.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County Pennsylvania a notice and advertises that an intended corporation named Corry Chamber of Commerce seeks a charter under the Corporations Act of 1874. The petition states the purpose to promote civic economic and social welfare of Corry and vicinity. The charter on file in the Prothonotary's Office. solicitor Don F. Smith.
A physician’s testimonial notes Dr. Orth’s Stomach Remedy cured long standing digestion issues. Starkey of Dock Creek Ohio reports severe stomach illness resolved after trying the product. He claims ongoing health improvements and endorses the remedy with a money back guarantee.
Jamestown Aug 80 news relays a report that Meer once vice president and general manager of the Niagara Petroleum Co now bankrupt killed himself in New York City yesterday. The telegram to G R Broadberry confirms the death action and location.
A fragmented discussion questions whether humans possess an immortal soul and where souls go after death. It surveys beliefs about immortality, inheritance of life, and who may gain eternal life or heaven.
A crossing incident near Franklin ended in a brush with disaster as a car and freight train narrowly avoided collision. The driver and passenger sustained minor injuries while bystanders helped evacuate the scene before emergency crews arrived.
The text appears as a fragmented letter or note with garbled phrases about a millionaire, health, and financial concerns. It hints at medical ideas, digestion, and possible examinations or estimations, mentioning opposition and a tender or contest with unclear participants.
Fragmentary report describes evangelistic meetings citing biblical law and teachings. The text mentions Moses, Old Testament verses, and social conduct expectations.
An herbal ointment advertised as a remedy for piles claims rapid action and pain relief. The fragment mentions ingredients and suggested use but contains many garbled words, making the full details unclear.
Mrs Carew Sheldon longtime editor at the Buffalo Courier died at Buffalo General Hospital on August 20 after a long illness. Born in Ohio she had covered South America and West Indian regions for many publications before joining the Buffalo Courier.
A vintage health advertisement extols regular elimination and warns against harsh medicines. Beecham's Pills are praised for gentle action and proven safety, with claims of seven decades of global use and generation-to-generation family adoption.
Administrators notice announces appointment of Beane Kincaid as administrator of the estate of Charlesh Lillie deceased. Creditors and debtors are urged to present claims and settle with the administrator without delay at the indicated address BLO16-24-N056-18.
Fragmentary OCR text reveals a local item mentioning fall and winter wardrobe or event but details are unclear. Names and precise context are unreadable, preventing a fuller summary of persons or organizations involved.
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