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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1923
Page
5
Fragmentary note mentions Miro and She Whittlerey and a person named Nias Plorones Helden returning home after an event. Reads as a brief family or local incident with unnamed details and dates missing.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed in an Erie region social page. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Clinde Place, William Zakiropslax, Jamestowas friends Nex, William Johncan, Mrs. Edwant Allen, Mable, A. Hl, Mable, Mee B.D. bicknisie, Nelvin of Toméstownswaa, Margaret, Anna Burne Jolt, Mrs. Joy Avery of Shuiran, Dyn Binmet Curtis, Tilo Walker, Richard Marvin and wife, Mr. Drs. Alco Dunbar, Mrs. MJ. McLiyee, Abert Fox of Columbus, Sam Wales, Ralph Fly, Retest Voetleln, and others visiting or resident in the city. The note mentions gifts for Christmas and local sales events at Downey and Stennett & Co. plus a Pythian Sisters meeting and a Christmas tree supper at Maccabee hall.
A testimonial letter praises San Cura Ointment for curing a two year palm sore after trying many preparations. The writer from Rochester New York endorses the ointment and soap for pimples boils ulcers chilblains and chapped hands. The ad mentions N F Ames and Co and Thomas Downey.
A city fire crew responds to a smoke incident that proves to be a misunderstanding. A girl explains the smoke came from a pair of oddly shaped shoes in a stove. The fire chief notes the shoes and learns about a local shoe shop, R Morick, at 117% N Center St, praised for good footwear and repair.
Unsettled prices for butter and cheese with state dairy notes. Eggs show mixed prices for extra firsts and firsts, while live and dressed poultry markets remain steady with chick numbers and poultry products listed.
Market notes report hard winter straights rye flour steady with fair to good and choice to fancy levels. Trade activity shows buyers steady while producers cite stable demand and cautious selling.
Local ad promotes boys pants in sizes six to seventeen. All wool options and part wool pants priced around $1.25 to $100 in various grades. Readable details emphasize value and wide range for boys clothing.
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